The buzz: After the swarm of local residents has cleared in the morning, All Six to Twelve emerges as an affordable food outlet designed for all of us. It offfers an international breakfast buffet in the morning, easy meals for lunch and a long list of drinks ready to take the edge off after a hard day at work.

The décor: Think of a New York City-inspired loft: high ceilings and lots of light an open plan, simple white brick walls and a grey and black two-tone décor. Metal ceiling lamps and naked wood tables, give it a slightly industrial edge. There’s also a small outdoor area for enjoying that first coffee of the morning alfresco.

The food: Wide choices of international comfort foods like salad, pizza, steak and pasta. Go for the High Rise Cheese (double ham, chicken, and cheese in focaccia served with potato chips, B130) for your breakfast or nachos with shrimp and cheese (B140) for your pub grub. They also recommend certain fusion dishes like the kab moo palo hang (crispy belly pork with Chinese herbs, B120), or the chicken steak (steamed and fried chicken with Chinese herbs served with blueberry gravy sauce and mixed salad, B180).

The drinks: Coffee, tea and juice for the day (B100). At night, a wide variety of cocktails ranked by strength. Try the Drift (shochu, lemongrass, sour mix and syrup, B280) or a Blow Job shot (cream de banana, vodka and cream, B200). Whiskey by the glass ranges from B180-B750. Local beers and Corona are also available (B150-B200).

The crowd: Office workers, residents of Fraser Place Langsuan and occasional private parties. Pieng-or Mongkolkumnuankhet