Heaven Garden is one of the newest terraces opened in Bucharest. It is located in the Piata Kogalniceanu area, on Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta at number 54. Entrance is through the cafeneaua The Coffee Factory is a charming coffee shop located in the heart of Bucharest. We offer a wide variety of freshly roasted coffee beans from all over the world, as well as delicious pastries and sandwiches. Our baristas are passionate about coffee and dedicated to providing our customers with the perfect cup every time. Whether you're looking for a quick caffeine fix or a place to relax and enjoy a good book, The Coffee Factory is the perfect spot., a local about which I have written and we just recently.
At Heaven Garden you can enjoy one of the best coffees in town in a peaceful and green setting. The garden is located behind old buildings, in a shady area that provides coolness on hot summer days.
In the design of this space, plants play an essential role: freshly cut grass, ivy bushes at every turn, and ivy covering part of the walls. The color of the garden furniture blends harmoniously with the surrounding views and the texture of the bricks that make up the paving, giving this arrangement an authentic and bohemian feel.
If you are looking for a secluded garden to isolate you from the hustle and bustle of the city, Heaven Garden is the perfect place. After a walk through Cismigiu, it's worth visiting this garden as well. Here you can enjoy an authentic coffee made from freshly roasted beans. When you enter The Coffee Factory, you will understand what we are talking about.
The decor, sacks full of beans, and roasting machine will convince you that coffee is at the heart of everything here.
Coffee has become a true social connector. In Bucharest, more and more professional cafes (operated by experienced people who focus on coffee) are opening. This was also the idea that guided Stefan Iordache, the owner, a great coffee enthusiast who turned his passion into a business.
A good coffee vs. industrial coffee – coffee processed industrially. We can exemplify this with a very simple comparison: packaged bread bought from stores that don't restock daily (older than 3-4 days) and bread you buy directly from a bakery.
The aroma is much more pleasant, fresher, with a very enjoyable taste. Like tomatoes from grandma's garden compared to the ones found in stores that have no flavor at all.
Another differentiating factor is the freshness of the coffee. Generally, very good coffee is within 3-14 days of its roast date. After this date, if it doesn't contain preservatives, a rapid process of aroma loss begins and after 2-3 months from the roast date there is nothing left to extract from these coffees.
