I used to go to S.I.T. next door, but the service and wait times killed it. Was happy to find Bridge Cafe next door. The service is so much better. The wooden room on the second floor is nice. Could do a better breakfast, but it is not bad.

I'm always satisfied with their lunch, the omelet is so good. It's a cozy place for reading. I can spend a whole day there without worrying about anybody come bothering me.

As a former Seattleite, The Bridge Cafe feels just like home. And why not? It's non-smoking (well, at least on one floor), lots of generously stuffed bookshelves, plenty of power for laptops, free WiFi, and great coffee. It doesn't stop there--the pasta is hand-made on site, and they serve a fantastic American breakfast.

Sure, the prices are about the same as you'd pay in the US, or maybe a little more. But it's so worth it! You can sit for hours with your laptop without being chased away. The staff is friendly, and even speaks a little bit of English.

Definitely my favorite place in Wudakhou, and among my favorite in Beijing.

My fav cafe in all of Beijing, 24-hours,7 days a week means I could roll in at anytime with a book and get some serious studying/work done! Not to mention that the wireless never fails me and is always stable. Uber friendly staffs, perfect environment and ambience for students and nothing beats serving breakfast all day! Good coffee with a good book in hand, I would slouch at the couch in The Bridge for a whole day, ordering endless cups of coffee and tea (i secretly wished the coffee refill could be more than once,lol), what a perfect day for a uni student!

This place is exactly what it says: a cafe. The atmosphere is very laid back and it's always full of people studying, working, reading, eating, relaxing. Wi-fi is no problem.

Have always had pleasantly surprising experiences with the food, which is also very reasonably priced. Breakfast special includes omelet, toast, potatoes, salad and coffee all for just 30 RMB. I've also had a pasta dish, which I assumed would be just mediocre, but was actually very good. If you live in the Wudaokou area, it's a must if you're looking for a good quiet corner to get some work done.

I love everything about the bridge. The pasta, apple pie, ambience, decor, books, service, etc...
One thing I can complain about is their slow wifi connection. Other than that, it's perfect.

The Bridge Cafe is the most popular cafe at Wudaokou. They have a whole floor for non-smokers, great western food (try their carbonara), always nice music and staff that never stops smiling. Even their American Coffee is good there. And you get free refills. My favorite cafe in, probably, the whole world.