Blake Garden Cafe Introduction
"Black Garden Café" is transformed from a regular residence and features an indoor dining area as well as an outdoor dining space upon entering the gate. The entire outdoor area is designed with a garden concept, allowing customers to relax. The restaurant's name comes from the owner’s nickname "Little Black," as it relates to the color "black" and the coffee business, hence the name "Black Garden Café." Established in May 2001, the owner, who was previously a manager and factory director at Nestlé, left the company due to circumstances and opened the café independently near the interchange on Guangfu Road in the Hukou Industrial Zone. In addition to selling coffee beans, the café also offers meals. Being close to the Hukou Industrial Zone, the café has a high volume of lunch customers from Monday to Friday, but the serving speed is very fast, resulting in minimal waiting time for consumers. The prices are affordable, including soup, main dishes, side dishes, and beverages, making it an excellent spot for the general public and office workers to gather for meals. In 2002, it was featured in an interview by Business Weekly, and in 2003, public television also came to cover it. It is the largest coffee bean roasting factory in Taiwan, thus the most professional and freshest coffee is available at Black Garden Café.
