Third House Cafe

This cafe was started by a group of friends who flocked together to open their own shop. You’ll find this spot at the top of Phetkasem Soi 55, housed in a quaint, cozy space with corners to capture Instagram-worthy moments. They specialize in coffee beans sourced from Thai producers, offering a selection of 11 different beans from light to dark roasts. Their signature drink is the Espresso Con Panna: a whipped cream coffee using dark roast coffee shots, topped with whipped cream and caramel sauce. Their in-house bakery also offers pastries like their soft coffee (B65), which is dark chocolate marshmallow flavored, or their tiramisu, where they change the ladyfingers to sponge cake.    

Cafe Smallhours

What started as an online cookie shop has finally upgraded to a brick-and-mortar store that feels like a little slice of South Korea. If it is your first time, try the crowd-favorite creme latte (B115), a cold latte topped with thick, soft whipped cream. Don’t forget to treat yourself to the fudge chocolate mousse (B160), or their freshly baked cookies (dark chocolate walnut, white choc cranberry, or brown butter, B85). The interior here is decorated with soft tones and white and orange exposed brick, which creates a contrast with the naked plasterwork, giving off an industrial vibe. 

Ayatana   

The Neighborwood   

For a tranquil and pet-friendly morning-to-night space, check out “The Neighbourwood.” The shop has both a lush garden area and homey indoor spaces. The Thai and Western comfort food menu covers everything from breakfast to dinner, making it a great all-day hangout. For breakfast, opt for the maple bacon fried egg waffles to satisfy your sweet cravings, and for all-day bites, try their Napoleon pizza menu. 

Pref Cafe and Bar  

Sauvage   

Each morning the vast baking counter at Sauvage serves a whole lot of buttery goodness. Start the day off right by grabbing a coffee and some seriously beautiful pastries. Expect fresh-out-of-the-oven vanilla millefeuille (B350) that’s delicately crisp and full of dense vanilla cream. You’ve met the croissant, now meet its richer (and better?) cousin, the kouign amann (B180), a muffin-sized miracle of crunch, fluff, salt, and sugar. Make sure to pre-book your favorite snacks here because they often sell out.

161 Cafeteria and Crypt  

Pumpit

In the morning, it’s a coffee shop, but as the clock strikes 5pm, the space turns into a cocktail and beer bar—taps only. For coffee drinkers, try the plump “fat kid” latte. The bottom layer is fresh milk with caramel syrup, and the drink is topped with a coffee shake and whipped cream. There is also an espresso and nitro tap menu. As the sun sets, explore their cocktail taps, with favorites like mango sticky rice and Thai craft beer. 

5am Cafe

Kev Croissant and Coffee