Hidden Gems in Keelung Harbor: Four Distinctive Youthful Cafés

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
 
Taiwan is full of fun, delicious, and beautiful spots, but Keelung is often overlooked. Beyond famous attractions like Miaokou Night Market and the recently viral Zhengbin Fishing Port, Keelung also has many quality cafés. Here are four cafés in Keelung worth checking out next time you visit.

1. Eddie's Cafe Et Tiramisu

Tucked away in the alleys near Keelung’s Chenggong Market, Eddie's Cafe Et Tiramisu may be hidden, but it’s actually one of the city’s well-known handmade dessert cafés. A must-try here is the owner Eddie’s authentic Italian tiramisu. Recently, they’ve also introduced a limited-time pan-fried pancake—three centimeters thick, drizzled with locally sourced Taiwanese honey and butter. It’s simple yet uniquely delicious. The café also offers different handmade desserts daily, so every visit brings something new.

Although known for its handmade desserts, Eddie's Cafe Et Tiramisu is primarily a coffee shop, so the focus is on enjoying coffee. As such, there’s a minimum order of one drink per person, and desserts cannot be ordered alone.
 
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Eddie's Cafe Et Tiramisu
Address: No. 25, Huasi Street, Ren’ai District, Keelung City
Business Hours: Sun–Thu 13:00–19:00, Fri–Sat 13:00–21:00, closed Wed
 
2. Anygood Coffee

Hidden among various food stalls in Keelung’s Ren’ai Traditional Market, Anygood Coffee is a refreshing, quality café that seems a bit out of place—but surprisingly blends in well. They serve Italian and pour-over coffee, as well as their own roasted beans, other beverages, and daily desserts. They also frequently offer lunch specials with limited-time savory dishes. Next time you’re dining at Ren’ai Market, stop by Anygood Coffee for a cup of coffee.