Joyang Textile

This is more than a cafe! Challenging to find parking as alot of people (and I saw big tour bus sending the people here) Surrounding area all old machinery, retro stuff. Inside the cafe (think as if you step into a German beer hall) are full of people and exhibits! Not an ideal place if you want to have a quiet date

Very beautiful and place. Nice bakery choices and coffee. Worth a visit if you are around the area.

This place was a surprise. It's way bigger than I thought! It's got multiple buildings with all sorts of antiques and tables plus two balcony areas and a bus (with tables you can eat at). The main building is a beautiful sort of chaos and has tasty cafe treats. The bathrooms are the craziest part though. The main women's bathroom outside confused everyone because there were 3 stalls. One down a lovely old-timey hallway, another inside what I think is a furnace chimney, and the last I didn't even notice was there until I saw it from the outside. There is so much seating here. It doesn't matter how big your party is, there IS a table big enough for you all somewhere in here.

Quaint coffee shop located within a former textile factory converted into an antique shop or museum of some description. The bakery was just alright and the coffee wasn’t much to write home about, but the venue is certainly one of a kind and you could easily spend over an hour just looking at the themed displays. When we went there were bus loads after bus loads of tourists which has a way of detracting from the magic of exploring a new place.

“A unique retro-industrial café and art space.” “This vast former textile factory has been beautifully transformed into a museum‑like café. High ceilings, green plants, art installations, and remnants of the old machinery all blend to create a nostalgic atmosphere. Great spot for taking photos!”