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and that's where places like pallas cafe come in, tucked into lane 14 off dihua street in datong district. this isn't some corner spot trying to win over tourists with flashy signage. the locals know what they're getting here: serious coffee from people who actually roast their own beans. dihua street has this old taipei energy that bigger commercial districts have lost, and pallas sits right in that flow without making noise about it. when you walk down that narrow lane, you'll find them doing what independent roasters do best: focusing on the beans instead of the theater. their standing in the neighborhood speaks for itself. no gimmicks, no over-the-top branding. just solid coffee that draws people back regularly. the kind of place where the afternoon crowd knows exactly what they want: a proper cup at 2pm on dihua street.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
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a consistent following around pallas cafe. a trusted name in the taipei scene at buzz 32/100.
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