Attention SNOOPY fans！The official opening of the Charlie Brown Café
The much-anticipated first-ever Charlie Brown Café in Taiwan, Charlie Brown Café Taiwan, was finally announced on the evening of the 11th to begin trial operations starting at 10:00 AM on March 18, with all meals and drinks offered at a 30% discount during the trial period. The café will officially open on April 1！Charlie Brown Café also expressed gratitude for fans’ patience, noting that reservations are not accepted for now, and customers will be served on-site during business hours.
The first-ever Charlie Brown Café in Taiwan officially began trial operations on March 18. (Photo source／Charlie Brown Café Taiwan)
Inside the café, you’ll find friends from the Peanuts comic strip keeping you company as you dine and have fun. (Indoor layout image is not from the Kaohsiung store.) (Photo source／CHARLIE BROWN CAFE (Official Page))
At Charlie Brown Café, you can enjoy many uniquely shaped themed meals. (Photo source／Charlie Brown Café Taiwan)
Themed meals inspired by the Peanuts characters are super cute. (Photo source／CHARLIE BROWN CAFE (Official Page))
The adorable food pick-up counter inside the café. (Photo source／Charlie Brown Café Taiwan)
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