More/Less isn’t just a coffee shop or just a wine bar, it’s the new Taipei spot we most want to bookmark right now
You could stay here all day!
Taipei has a new spot you’ll want to return to again and again. More/Less is more than a coffee shop or a wine bar; it feels like a way of life. Start with a coffee, then ease into a drink as day turns into night, shifting naturally between rhythms. No plans or reasons needed – just stop by when you feel like taking a pause.
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From A Glass or Two to MORE, and now the newly opened More/Less, this is no longer just about “night.” Instead, it extends throughout the day. By day, it’s a coffee spot where you can sit with your laptop all afternoon. In the early evening, order a glass of sparkling wine to transition out of the day; by night, it becomes an intimate gathering spot where you can enjoy a proper meal or chat casually. Stay for an hour or all day – more or less, it doesn’t matter.
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More/Less stands out with a green exterior that’s hard to forget. Inside, the front half is finished in warm wood, with a touch of everyday European elegance. Beyond the wine wall, the style shifts suddenly: concrete floors, red brick, greenery, and casually arranged furnishings, paired with works by Taiwanese artist Johnnp, give the space a freer character, as if day and night have been condensed into one place. The coffee is made with beans from noon, with clean, gentle flavors. From Americanos and lattes to cold brews, it’s all suited to slowly sipping away an afternoon. As the day goes on, a glass of red or sparkling wine naturally follows. The wine list is approachable, with no extensive knowledge required: just choose by instinct, and you’ll find a glass you like. You can even bring your favorite bottle, giving every gathering a little more of your own taste.
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If you’re not in the mood for a drink today, More/Less has another option. Inspired by tea, fruit, and spices, its mocktails are more than refreshing; they offer layered, structured flavors. From the elegance of Oriental Beauty tea to the lightness of fruit and bubbles, each one is worth savoring slowly. Savory pies, sandwiches, and desserts are available whenever you want to fill a small gap. At dinnertime, there are more hot dishes, including confit octopus, Spanish garlic shrimp, and a rich red wine beef stew. It doesn’t have to be a formal meal – whenever you feel like having a little something, there’s something to satisfy it.
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Perhaps the most appealing thing about More/Less isn’t the coffee or the wine, but its just-right sense of freedom. Come to work or to daydream; come alone or with friends; have just one drink or stay into the night. Somewhere between more and less, find your own rhythm and take life slowly.
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