LAZY Patisserie - Bakery in Hanoi

A family owned cafe with good pastries and coffee. Indoor and outdoor seating is cute and peaceful too. Get the cinnamon apple roll

Such a cozy family-run business. The atmosphere is great, but the food is even better. The honey butter toast and coffee cake are a must-order. Definitely try the 'Lazy Coffee' too, it’s their specialty for a reason. Service was top-notch—the owner's daughter took great care of us. Highly recommend stopping by!

Fav cafe and snack experience in our trip in North Vietnam ❤️ Our host was the son of the cafe owner! The 15yo boy is so fun and he speaks fluent english. We asked his recommendations on the menu, and it is great! We got their signature Lazy Coffee and Hot Chocolate (not cacao!). These are so gooodddd if only we stay in Hanoi longer, we would come back and drink these again. I personally like their hot chocolate more than the one served at Marou. They use high quality ingredients. The pastries are chef kiss!! Freshly baked. We got salt butter bread, great for more savoury pastry, pair well with the hot chocolate. I love the cinnamon bun though. I miss swedish cinnamon bun and somehow Lazy’s version is different (less sweet!) but still so good!! I love eating it with the Lazy Coffee. Absolutely love the food + personal interaction with the host. Can sense the mom’s passion for baking, and how well sourced the ingredients are. Stay awesome!! We’ll come back again!

Beautiful place, very kind people, fantastic food and coffee. We really enjoyed our time here talking to the owners and their kids. Its a calm peaceful oasis in busy Hanoi. I highly recommend!

We are so glad we stumbled upon this wonderful bakery. We wound up going three times during our time in Hanoi. The coffee is perfect and the pastries are delicious. Our favorites were the matcha roll, cinnamon roll, and apple cinnamon muffin. What made it even better was the kind family who own and run the LAZY. They were so friendly and went out of their way to make our visits feel like we were almost a part of their family.