Louisa Coffee Daan Forest Park

Good place and good sitting space if you can find one to sit , usually very crowded and occupied.

Best location for coffee shop, although there isn't a toilet in it, u need to get into station.But the environment still good, either the food.

Outdoor and indoor seating. Between the park and MRT. Like an oasis, very pretty views

I enjoy Louisa brand coffee and their filled bagels; which are as close to a non-fried basic sandwich you can get on this Island. This particular shop has a nice setting inside and out, making use of the park it is set next to. which makes it a pleasant place to stop and enjoy your coffee.

This café is very cosy. I had a very quick service and the selection of products is more or less like in every other Louisa. The staff was very friendly and professional. The place is very relaxing and clean. The big plus are the table outside that are just one floor below the park level. So in 1 minutes you can be inside Daan Park! Great!

Five stars for the outdoor seatings, especially in light of the pandemic. Three stars for the food and coffee. Additionally, make sure you use bug sprays beforehand as we were bitten like crazy by bugs.

I really nice Louisa. Staff was nice and helpful. I love love love the outdoor seating here. Coffee and tea were great per usual. If you’re walking in Daan park and need a coffee or snack, this is the PERFECT place to go!

One year ago. Never visited a Louisa coffee since. Because I was told not to return after ordering a coffee and asking the service staff about people (students) who were sitting or sleeping in the store, in some cases using belongings to occupy two tables. The staff (tattooed lady with short hair) refused to ask people to leave/buy coffee when I made that suggestion. At one point ignoring me completely when I was speaking to her. Yes, I know it's Taiwan and we shouldn't complain. But I was a paying customer and requesting a seat should not be an issue. If other people are using the store for their own selfish needs (which is common in Taiwan especially in Taipei when you want to visit a coffee shop...it's a university library!) then I don't see why I was asked to never return just for raising a point that was uncomfortable for staff. Maybe consider it's equally uncomfortable for customers to be sold a coffee then treated that they get less respect over a bag or a laptop.