Tamsui Consulate Cafe Introduction
The Consulate Restaurant is located opposite Fort San Domingo. The travel-loving owner often collects various souvenirs and folk craft decorations from her trips around the world, which she brings back to the restaurant to decorate the dining and resting spaces, creating a colorful and fun atmosphere. The second floor features various pasta dishes that are personal treasures from her family travels. The restaurant also has an outdoor café area, allowing guests to experience the nostalgic charm of the town's coast while enjoying a distant view of Guanyin Mountain and the beautiful sunset over Tamsui. On a summer afternoon with a gentle breeze, savoring a fragrant coffee and indulging in homemade desserts offers a delightful leisure experience. If you have visited Tamsui, you must be familiar with Fort San Domingo, where the British established a consulate during the late Qing period, which is the origin of the restaurant's name. Situated opposite Fort San Domingo, right by the Tamsui River estuary, enjoying coffee here not only allows you to see the historical vicissitudes and prosperity of Tamsui but also offers distant views of the estuary connecting to a vast ocean horizon. Just a few steps from inside to outside, it feels like a momentary escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, perfect for enjoying a leisurely afternoon. The recommended beverages here include Consulate Coffee, Viennese Coffee, and Paris Champs-Elysées Black Tea. Recommended dishes: Iced Latte, Fruit Tea.
