More light
in every cup.
Sun Cafe is an imaginary coffee hall behind 24 metres of south-facing glass. Every drink on the menu belongs to an hour of the day.
The hall changes by the hour. Open it at any time of day

The first minute
is for looking. Drink it in the second.
The rim
Turned thin, then left a little uneven.
The handle
Pressed by hand, with a rest for the thumb.
The first minute. is for looking. Drink it in the second.
The rim. Turned thin, then left a little uneven.
The handle. Pressed by hand, with a rest for the thumb.
One long hall built around one long window . We pour the coffee and let the light move the 67 chairs.
A day in four lights
The furniture never moves. The light does the rearranging, from the first low sun to the last lamp.

7:15 AM
First light
Low light runs the length of the window bar. The slow bar pours its first carafe.
See the hall at this hour
12:30 PM
High noon
The sun climbs over the roof and drops two bright squares through the skylights by the bar.
See the hall at this hour
5:45 PM
Golden hour
The lounge turns honey-coloured and Golden Hour becomes the most ordered thing on the menu.
See the hall at this hour
7:45 PM
Lamplight
Thirteen low lamps take over from the sun. The hall gets quieter, not emptier.
See the hall at this hour



The hall
Twenty-two stools along the south glass. The first seats the morning reaches, and the brightest at noon. 67 seats in all, under one roof with two skylights.
Five drinks, five hours
Every drink on the menu belongs to a time of day. These five cover it from first light to the last lamp.
First Light6:45 AMA clean filter coffee, poured slowly into a warmed carafe while the hall is still blue.
The House Cup8:30 AMEspresso, steamed milk and a soft cocoa finish. The one most people stop asking about.
Afternoon Ice2:30 PMEspresso over cold milk and ice. Stir it, or watch it settle on its own.
Golden Hour5:45 PMA warm, mellow latte-inspired signature with a toasted-milk edge. Ordered most once the west windows light up.
Night Shift7:30 PMA deeper, bolder espresso-based drink for the last light and the first lamp.

Half in the sun, half in the shade.
Light, not glare
One wall of glass, pale walls everywhere else. The hall is designed around the changing day rather than against it.
Room to linger
Move one table over and you are somewhere else entirely. Nobody minds if you follow the sun with your cup.
From bean to cup
Five steps behind the north counter, none of them rushed.






Step into the light.
There is no door to walk through, but there is a seat in the hall that suits your hour.
