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A stylish brunch spot tucked away in the alleys, this glass house built from a renovated old residence lets you enjoy delicious food while snapping Insta-worthy photos—perfect for spending a lovely morning or afternoon with friends.
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The store’s hollow-out staircase is a must-photo spot. (Photo / tang_1108)
Located in the alleys of central Taichung, Heynuts Alley Café has been transformed by the owner—combining the original brick walls with modern industrial-style decor to turn an abandoned old house into a uniquely styled glass house.
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The dishes here are beautifully plated, almost too pretty to eat. (Photo / Heynuts Alley Café, the same below)
Outside Heynuts Alley Café is a fair-faced concrete wall with a hollow-out staircase that’s perfect for photos. The semi-outdoor space also features turf, greenery, and the red brick wall at the entrance—your shutter finger will be busy even before stepping inside.
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The interior is spacious and bright, making it ideal for gatherings and chats.
The ingredients used in the meals here are carefully selected. The goal is for visitors to not only enjoy delicious food but also eat healthily—so everything from butter and flour to meat, dishes, and rice is thoughtfully chosen before being served.
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One of the café’s most popular dishes comes on a wooden tray—perfect for a picnic, and the portion is surprisingly generous.
There’s also a wide variety of meal options, from all-day brunch to different rice dishes, ensuring satisfaction for meat lovers, veggie fans, and seafood enthusiasts alike. The café’s popular duo breakfast set “Bring Your Wooden Tray for a Picnic” includes steak, pork, two eggs, bread, stir-fried green beans, and salad—a truly over-the-top spread.
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