B.Story — the alley keeper
No one remembers exactly when it opened (~2020) — only that this white villa became the alley’s “small museum”.
“B.” is a bee — and this bee keeps watch over the whole alley.
B.Story is a white villa in the Tu Xuong alley, District 3 — a ground floor of glass, rattan and warm light; a balconied facade with the round white sign bearing the bee, the café’s mark.
Climb the garden stair to the upper floor and you enter the “small museum”: European busts reflected in mirrors, tall windows full of light, rattan chairs around round tables.
The top floor is a workshop space — the café hosts events and classes there. And parking? Free across the street when you show your receipt.
Six things only B.Story has
- The white bee on the round sign — the café’s unmistakable mark.
- European busts & mirrors upstairs — a “small museum” in the heart of District 3.
- Double-wall glass cups — the famed avocado smoothie served in special glassware.
- The string-lit alley — courtyard and alley aglow with fairy lights at night.
- The garden stair — the way up to the bust room through greenery.
- The top-floor workshop — an event space atop the villa.
Who B.Story is for
White walls, busts, mirrors, the lit alley — every corner photographs.
Multi-floor space, quieter than the new hotspots — made for long chats.
European busts, classic mirrors, the white villa — a rare museum vibe.
Reviewers call the cakes dry — stick to drinks.
The top floor hosts events and classes.