Fuchengmen and Chegongzhuang-阜成门车公庄

The unofficial third branch of Cabo Coffee, Polonio brings beach vibes and Australian-style coffee to the hutongs of Baitasi in Xicheng.

Opened at the tail end of 2022, Slowboat's Baitasi location brings all the great things about Slowboat beer and food with a few new surprises in a wonderfully-designed location.

The company behind this park, the Beijing Cultural Innovation Workshop Investment Management Co., Ltd., is funded by the Beijing Municipal Office of Cultural Resources. The park integrates culture, technology, and finance, has effective resources in the cultural industry chain, fully serves cultural enterprises developing in Beijing, and actively promotes the prosperity and development of the cultural industry in the capital region.

A gem among the city's café scene, Bear Brew not only offers great coffee for good prices, it comes equipped with one of the best views in the city, directly overlooking Baitasi's White Cloud Pagoda.

A charming little gallery with displays of photographs and a small kitchen serving meals throughout the day. Also functions as a high-end bed and breakfast.

Great Wall Hiking offers a variety of tours of hiking, trekking, walking, and camping on the Great Wall around Beijing. The company strives to provide a Western and responsible standard of service to help travelers minimize their impact on the environment and maximize their connection with local people.

This place supplies Sichuanese traditional cuisines, and famous for its Gung Bao chicken.

The Southern Fish shows what can be achieved at the intersection of food and interior design. The small yet perfectly formed space is almost gallery-like in its simplicity; it is in the menu of spicy Hunan dishes that the fireworks really start. Try the face-meltingly spicy mashed green chilies with preserved egg – be sure to have a glass of water at the ready. Hunan food in Beijing is often just a Sichuan peppercorn-free version of Sichuan food, but this is the real deal.

An accessories and jewelry market offering beads, jewelry, hair accessories, and other trinkets. Closing at the end of December 2015, with many vendors moving onto Tianyi Market's fifth floor.

Established in Beijing for over 20 years, the massive Tianyi Market sells everything you could ever need: clothes, electronics, cosmetics, seasonal decorations, kitchenware – you name it. Don't be fooled by the Christmas theme; the market also has Halloween costumes, Chinese New Year decorations, and other seasonal supplies. There's also a smaller branch in Di'anmen, but it doesn't have anywhere near the selection of the original location.