Bar in Hanoi, Vietnam
Artisan
100Pearl PointsLong Biên stop

About Artisan
Artisan is a low-commitment Hanoi pick for a calmer Long Biên stop, not a food-first booking. Go when the priority is an easy sit-down and conversation; choose Old Quarter peers instead if the night needs stronger bar energy, clearer food credentials, or easier venue-hopping.
Artisan is a Hanoi venue with a simple verified profile: it is open Tuesday through Sunday from 9 AM to 7 PM, closed on Monday, and has a casual dress code. Those details are useful because they set the clearest expectations before you go: this is a place to think about in the rhythm of a daytime plan or an early-evening pause, not a late-night anchor. Beyond those practical details, there is no confirmed cuisine, chef, menu, seating, booking, price, or drinks-program information available here, so it is best approached as a flexible daytime or early-evening stop rather than a venue to plan around specific food, cocktails, or service details.
Use Artisan when the timing works for a casual Hanoi visit within its posted hours. The value of the listing is in that straightforward clarity: you know when it is available, you know the dress code is casual, and you know not to overbuild the itinerary around unverified specifics. If you are comparing it with other going-out options, consider 12 P. Phúc Tân, 20 P. Tạ Hiện, or 5 P. Nguyễn Siêu, depending on where the rest of your plan is taking you.
Come back for a casual stop, not a food mission
If the question is whether Artisan should be chosen primarily for dining, the verified information does not support a food-first recommendation. There is no confirmed cuisine type, chef detail, named dish, price point, or award signal here, so avoid building a meal plan around assumptions about the menu. In practical terms, that means it should not be the place you select because you are chasing a particular cooking style, a signature order, or a known culinary point of view. That does not make it a poor choice; it simply means the safest expectation is a casual Hanoi stop during its confirmed opening hours.
This is also where the decision gets practical. Artisan is open from 9 AM to 7 PM Tuesday through Sunday, which makes it more relevant for daytime or early-evening plans than for late-night venue-hopping. The Monday closure also matters if you are sketching out a short trip and trying to keep options realistic. If the group wants a broader night-out map, use Our full Hanoi bars guide. If the plan is dinner-led, start with Our full Hanoi restaurants guide instead.
Who should choose it over other Hanoi options
Choose Artisan if you want a casual Hanoi stop and its Tuesday-to-Sunday, 9 AM-to-7 PM schedule fits your day. It works best as a low-pressure option: somewhere to keep in mind when the location and timing are convenient, rather than a venue that carries the whole plan. Skip it if you need confirmed details on cuisine, seating, reservations, pricing, or a specific drinks identity before committing, because those are exactly the details not verified here. For broader planning around Hanoi, use Pearl's city guides as a starting point, including hotels, restaurants, bars, and experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time to go to Artisan?
Go Tuesday through Sunday within the confirmed 9 AM–7 PM opening window. Artisan is closed on Monday.
What's the crowd like at Artisan?
There is no confirmed crowd profile for Artisan. The verified schedule points to daytime and early-evening use rather than late-night planning.
Does Artisan have outdoor seating?
There is no confirmed seating detail available here, so do not rely on any particular table setup. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
Is Artisan good for a date?
It may work for a casual daytime or early-evening plan if the 9 AM–7 PM hours suit you. There is no verified detail on seating, ambience, or service style, so keep expectations simple.
Is the food good at Artisan?
Do not choose Artisan mainly for a food mission based on the verified information here. No cuisine, chef, dish, or menu details are confirmed.
Is Artisan good for groups?
There is no confirmed seating capacity or group-booking information for Artisan. If group logistics matter, check directly before going; 20 P. Tạ Hiện or Nola Cafe & Bar may also be worth comparing.
Do I need a reservation at Artisan?
There is no confirmed reservation policy here. If your timing is fixed or your group needs certainty, check directly before visiting during the Tuesday-to-Sunday, 9 AM–7 PM schedule.
Location
Ngõ 5 Đ. Nguyễn Văn Cừ, Ngọc Lâm, Long Biên, Hà Nội 100000, Vietnam
Hanoi, Vietnam
Compare Artisan
| Venue |
|---|
| Artisan |
| 12 P. Phúc Tân |
| Hidden Gem Cafe Hanoi |
| Nola Cafe & Bar |
| 5 P. Nguyễn Siêu |
| 20 P. Tạ Hiện |
Key differences to consider before you reserve.
Also Consider
- 12 P. Phúc Tân, Notable alternative
- Hidden Gem Cafe Hanoi, Notable alternative
- Nola Cafe & Bar, Notable alternative
- 5 P. Nguyễn Siêu, Notable alternative
- 20 P. Tạ Hiện, Notable alternative
How Artisan compares in Hanoi
Artisan is the calmer choice in this set, better for someone who wants a lower-pressure stop outside the densest Old Quarter routes. 12 P. Phúc Tân is the stronger cross-shop if the night needs more central momentum, while 20 P. Tạ Hiện is the better fit for visitors who want Hanoi's busier drinking-street energy.
For ambiance over pace, Cafe Hanoi and Nola Cafe & Bar are more natural comparisons than pure cocktail bars. Choose those if the room itself is the point; choose Artisan if Long Biên convenience matters more than being in the middle of a bar crawl.
5 P. Nguyễn Siêu is the better fallback for a central, flexible night when plans may change. Artisan is easiest to justify as a repeat stop for conversation and a slower pace, not as the value pick or the food-led choice.
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