Coffee Tree is a cafe and restaurant on Wukang Road in Shanghai’s Xuhui District, with indoor and outdoor seating in a cozy, spacious setting. Come for brunch sets that pair a starter and main course with a drink, or try the lobster and mushroom puff pastry pizza. The flat white, called Ou Bai on the menu, is another good pick. Weekday lunch sets are noted for their value; on holidays, plan for a wait and a higher bill. Service is available in English.
Brunch and coffee
Brunch sets include a starter, a main course and a drink. The lobster and mushroom puff pastry pizza is one specific option to look for. For coffee, Ou Bai is the flat white associated with the cafe. Feedback on food quality is mixed, so keep your order focused on the dishes and drinks that catch your eye rather than expecting every item to land equally well.
The space and timing
The cafe has indoor and outdoor seating, with a long dining room decorated with black-and-white photographs of Shanghai. A mirror runs along one wall, and the space is non-smoking. Staff can speak English. Weekday lunch sets are considered good value, while holiday visits can mean waiting for a table and paying more.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is Coffee Tree in Shanghai?
It is at 376 Wukang Road in Xuhui District.
What should I order at Coffee Tree?
The brunch set includes a starter, main and drink. Other named options are the lobster and mushroom puff pastry pizza and the Ou Bai flat white.
Does Coffee Tree take card payments?
Yes. Debit cards, credit cards and NFC mobile payments are listed as accepted.
When is a good time to visit?
Weekday lunch is a good time to try the lunch sets. Holiday visits may involve a wait.
