Places to meet in Quy Nhon

A coffee roaster and café on Nguyen Hue street popular with young locals.

An open-air café and restaurant near the city square and the seafront.

A noodle shop serving bún cá, the fish and fish-cake noodle soup typical of Quy Nhơn.

A restaurant serving home-style Vietnamese rice dishes in a setting styled after the 1980s subsidy era.

A Vietnamese restaurant known for rice cooked in clay pots.

A local restaurant known for bánh xèo tôm nhảy, crispy pancakes with small shrimp eaten wrapped in rice paper.

A restaurant and dessert place on Nguyễn Huệ street, listed for its bingsu.

A small eatery near Eo Gió cove serving several kinds of bánh xèo, including the local version made with small live shrimp.

A fully vegan bistro serving rice dishes, noodle soups and drinks.

A restaurant known for cơm gà: crispy fried chicken served with rice cooked in chicken stock.

A narrow cove between two rocky headlands near Nhơn Lý, with cliffside paths and sea views popular at sunset.

A coastal scenic area with rocky shores, Bãi tắm Hoàng Hậu (Queen's Beach) with its egg-shaped stones, and poet Hàn Mặc Tử's tomb.

The central city square by the seafront, with street food and cafés around it.

The city's main urban beach, lined by a seafront promenade with cafés.

A group of Cham brick towers on a hilltop beside National Road 19, about 14 km northwest of central Quy Nhơn.

A pair of 12th–13th century Cham brick towers in a small park in the city, listed as a national heritage site.

A cocktail bar in the southern part of the city.

A sports bar on An Dương Vương street.

A rooftop lounge and sky bar at the Fleur de Lys Hotel facing the beach, with views over the city.

An open-air beachfront bar and café on Xuan Dieu street.

A Western-style sports bar with big screens and pub food.

A craft beer bar pouring its own beers on tap alongside other Vietnamese and imported brews, with food to pair.

An evening food street with seafood and street snacks near the seafront.

A large central market selling fresh seafood, clothing and local specialties.

A shopping plaza on the south side of the city that houses a cinema.

A short food street between Xuân Diệu and Nguyễn Huệ near the central square, lined with snack stalls that fill up in the evening.

A five-screen multiplex on the third floor of Kim Cuc Plaza.

A local cinema with four screens in the city centre.

A multiplex cinema on the eighth floor of An Phú Thịnh Plaza, with bowling lanes, a game area and a children's zone.