I prefer the authentic vibe of North Luogu Alley over the commercialized South Luogu Alley.

Transportation Guide:
🚇 Take Metro Line 8 to Shichahai Station, exit A2, then a 10-minute walk to get there.
🚶‍♂️ You can also walk from Andingmen Station on Line 2 or Nanluoguxiang Station on Lines 6 and 8.
(Tip: Compared to South Luogu Alley, this area is much less crowded~)

🌸 Best time to visit:
Spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons! 🌿
Weekdays before 9 AM or after 5 PM have the fewest people.
(Avoid weekend crowds to fully enjoy taking photos and posing📸)

📸 Must-visit spots:
🌟 "Xiaoshiguang Coffee" - A trendy coffee shop, perfect for photos!
(Address: No. 19 North Luogu Alley, open 10:00-20:00)

🎵 "JM Cafe" - Jay Chou-themed café with an amazing flower wall!
(Address: No. 15 North Luogu Alley, open 8:00-20:00)

🏮 "Ming and Qing Courtyard" - Blue bricks and gray tiles with great atmosphere.
(Any corner here can capture the old Beijing hutong vibe~)

🍜 Foodie must-tries:
🔥 "Anshe Luobei Food Shop" - Dalian Huoshao is legendary!
(Address: No. 22 North Luogu Alley, open 7:00-19:00)

🍚 "Juer Renjia" - Braised pork rice so fragrant you'll want to stomp your feet!
(Address: No. 36 North Luogu Alley, open 11:00-20:00)

☕ "JM Cafe" - The pistachio Basque cheesecake is incredible!
(Dessert lovers will cry if they miss this😭)

🏨 Accommodation recommendations:
🏢 "Orange Crystal Hotel" - Houhai is right next door!
(Address: No. 91 Di'anmen Outer Street)

🏮 "Yunju Hotel" - Courtyard style
(They also offer Hanfu experiences, perfect for beautiful photos~)

This old Beijing hutong hidden in the bustling city
really has more flavor than the heavily commercialized South Luogu Alley.
Before it becomes completely popular,
hurry and check it out! 🥰