Cafe Ao Dai

First of all they use intelligentsia coffees! Probably one of the best coffees around in my opinion and I was so excited to find a place that had it that was in my area and not in LA. the girls are super nice too. I also liked that the to-​go area was separated from the «seated» area, separated by a cool bamboo?? divider. I got a Vietnamese coffee, organic iced green tea, and a black cold brew for my dad! Everything was great

Coffee shop that isn’t filled with smoke. Yes please! Came here for some coconuts with my sisters. Mmm. Coconuts :)
Can’t go wrong with coconuts and girls: D

This place is so chilled!!! You can literally have a good time with the cute girls on one side and the other, you could study or hang out with buddies.
Their coffee tastes different and strong. I usually get the basic café den or with condense milk. The vanilla latte was also good.
Apparently, they also have juices! The pineapple tastes great. The service here is friendly. The environment is like Hooters but the women here is prettier and friendlier.

Ordered a cappuccino. I could taste the pure coffee bean swirled with frothy fresh milk.
Environment was relaxing and clean. The coffee bean tastes stronger than the coffee at Starbucks.
The quality of the bean is more aromatic than Lee’s.

Check out Frank D review… basically he laid it out all. By the way whoever manage or own the place is absolutely, completely and yet definitely airhead.
Thanks Unilocal
Nolan.D

This place is amazing! I definitely love the customer service here, and my girlfriend loved it even more !! They’re coffee is definitely three levels above Starbucks and Coffee Bean. Conclusion: Hands down the best family-​owned Café in Garden Grove.

Café Áo Dài, pronounced Café Aou Dzai. Vietnamese café, but not a true lingerie coffee shop. Café A.D. is trying something different, so take it for what it is.
+ Hard printed menu with a modern look, that makes ordering exactly what you want easy. (Most new customers become absent minded and wouldn’t know what to order when they first sit down. You know what I mean.)
+ Spacious outdoor patio.
+++ Some of the lovely waitresses. It is what it is.
— Silly bamboo wall that makes the place tacky. I assume it’s to block the teenagers who may wander in there «looking» for a boba from the To Go section.
— Smoking allowed indoor. I know it’s the norm with other Viet coffee shop. But if Café A.D. is trying to be different and modern, let’s do away with the secondhand smoke.
— - — I’ve been here 3 times within a month with my group. 2 of those times, I was overcharged by 2 different managers. Their only job? Sitting behind the cash register and managing from their mobile phone. Ummm yeah… I left with a sour taste in my mouth. It’s only a few dollars, but it’s a matter of principle.

Just went here tonight after studies. I enjoy the coffee and I should’ve had the tea instead when i tried it from my friend who ordered it. Should’ve taken the girl with dark hair advice. I dont care about the bamboo wall its up to the owner to make any further changes in the future.

Super friendly staff and the best quality coffee at any vietnamese coffee shop. Try the cold brew or syphon brew coffee they are a nice change from the typical café sua da.

They ruin MsCutie, the new design of the shop sucks, you walk in and you see a bamboo wall splitting the coffee shop in half. No one is sitting the front area, everyone is crammed into the back area. The tables are so tightly packed, your chair is bumping into the guy sitting behind you.
They decided to build a bar against the wall, this is wasted space, who’s going to sit there and stare at the wall.
Now they got all this gimmicky coffee machine, come on, no one cares about that, more like a gimmick to charge more for coffee.
I rather go to café DV2 or café vui