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Dropped there while having a conference at the nearby TICC and enjoyed efficient and cordial service. The soft shell crab sandwich was fresh and tasty…
JeanRaphael
Cheers Grand Hyatt Taipei
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I was staying at the Hyatt and stumbled across this restaurant and bar. The menus was normal for a restaurant and bar in Taipei. Nothing great or bad.…
LASportsNut
Cheers Grand Hyatt Taipei
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Spent two late nights at Cheers. Good selection of alcoholic drinks. Staff very prompt in their service. Also available are some dishes which will fil…
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With a spacious outdoor terrace, Cheers is a casual restaurant that is ideal for a simple, inexpensive lunch, or a place where guests can enjoy a light snack, and is the perfect venue for a relaxed evening accompanied by quality drinks, a wide-ranging selection of food and contemporary tunes by live artists.Details
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5 Reviews on “Cheers Grand Hyatt Taipei”
Dropped there while having a conference at the nearby TICC and enjoyed efficient and cordial service. The soft shell crab sandwich was fresh and tasty, and the chardonnay crisp. Good job
I was staying at the Hyatt and stumbled across this restaurant and bar. The menus was normal for a restaurant and bar in Taipei. Nothing great or bad.
Spent two late nights at Cheers. Good selection of alcoholic drinks. Staff very prompt in their service. Also available are some dishes which will fill your late night tummies for sure. Live music there as well!Highly recommend if you are there staying.
This bar was very inviting and classy as would be expected, had a great buzz and atmosphere. Service was first class, prompt but unobtrusive. Prices were as expected for 5 class hotel. I would seek it out again when next in Taipei.
Dropped by for a quick lunch at this bar/cafe. They seemed to have made good use of this bar to serve meals. My club sandwich was ok. Service was quick and brisk