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There are always cool bands, DJs, and organization holding interesting shin-digs here.

Cama ATK hosts a pretty cool events schedule too! It's a modestly sized place, but it's up-scale, with a pricey drinks menu. The staff speaks English and the drink menu is great, so check it out!

It's a peaceful little spot… or not, depending on the night. There are blankets on the bank of this lake where you can look out over the giant tropical lily pads under the starlight. Behind Madake, a very long stair case leads you down to a few tables sitting in front of one of Hanoi's more overgrown, small lakes.

This is definitely a place that you'll want to check out if you are in Hanoi. It's all great and views/atmosphere combination is even better. They have functional wifi and a pretty extensive menu of coffee and some food.

However, they keep it decently cool with their fans and cross-breeze. Unfortunatley, October Coffee doesn't have A/C. Go have yourself a classy night out in Jungle Paris.

However, there are some reasonably priced appetizers which are great when paired with a glass of wine. Honestly, this place is a little pricey to actually eat at. This is where the French Ambassador to Vietnam would bring their family to dinner. It's a bit pricey, but it's good for a glass of wine if you're feeling classy.

I'm quoting the Parisian friend of mine who originally brought me here. And I'm not saying this as a guy from Ohio who went to Europe once. It really feels like you're in Paris.

The canopy of one of Hanoi's massive, ancient trees gives you shade during the day and at night the dim lights on the cobble stone make for good mood lighting. Off a busy street in bustling Hoan Kiem District, down what feels like a secret passage way, you will find a brick court yard with little tables and umbrellas. This place is most well known for it's role as an indie movie theater, but there is also a beautiful restaurant in the courtyard.

Once you're there, you can't go wrong. People will be working very hard to get you to chose their restaurant over the one right next to it. It's obnoxious, but don't worry about choosing the wrong one. It will be pretty obvious when you get there.

This intersection has a few restaurants and they all serve the same thing: pho cuon a.k.a fried pho. There is no address for this one; it's an intersection. Most locals should agree that the following list is some Info of Hanoi the best that Hanoi has to offer.

You will notice that (almost) all of them are in Ba Dinh District - that is where I live(d), so these are the ‘neighborhood' places. There will be no English spoken at these places, but most of them only serve one dish so it's not difficult to get yourself served without any Vietnamese.