What are the leisure places in Shantou?

Then I will give you an answer according to the standard of afternoon tea:

Let's start with the coffee shop:

Two six-star packages can drink afternoon tea, including congou tea, fruit tea, scented tea, ice cream, snacks and so on. And the price is not expensive. The address is known to all Shantou people, so I don't need to say more. )

In the same place, there are Miro Coffee (needless to say) and Liji Island Coffee (opposite Jinhai Building on Bingang Road, afternoon tea is discounted).

Jiaxi (opposite the foreign trade technical secondary school, which is very expensive), Kaiting (east of Wankelong) and Harmony (about 300 meters east of Wankelong).

Teahouse-style:

There are also drinks in the Happy Teahouse on Jinyuan Road. There are all kinds of snacks, and the price is good.

Sunshine teahouse is also good. I occasionally go there for tea.

There are even more common teahouses. There is one opposite Geely Island (next to Jinhai Building), Zhongshan Pavilion and repeat customers (next to Zhongshan Pavilion or Jinhu Building).

The Cape of Good Hope at the junction of Zhu Chi Road and songshan road.

Western restaurant:

Luocheng Western Restaurant (Rongjiang Road), Texture (Grand Hyatt Hua Ting), Yueyan (Tianshan Road), Houcaller (Jin Xin Road, Jin Huan Road), Debao (Changping Road), etc. ).

Hotel style:

Afternoon tea is also served in Junhua, Hao Di, Golden Bay and Huxiang.

Others:

There are also some non-professional cafes, such as Bread Diary (opposite to Foreign Trade Technical Secondary School, on Longyan North Road), Cafe A (Rongjiang Road and other places) and Moulin Rouge (one on Rongjiang Road and one on the east side of Wankelong).

Too many to count.

In fact, as long as you don't go to too expensive places, afternoon tea basically ranges from 30 to 60 yuan, and Shantou is all over the street. The problem is whether the environment is good or bad, that's all.

If the landlord needs a phone number or other detailed information, you can leave me a message.

I wander around these places all year round. :)