The best new cafes in Bangkok right now

When life gives you lemons, trade them for coffee. A morning cup of joe helps you jumpstart the day, and it’s always fun to find a new favourite cafe in town to grab one from. Here are the best new cafes in Bangkok right now.

Imagine: the aroma of ground coffee beans as you walk in, the relaxing, calming vibe as you take a sip of your drink of choice, the crisp, tangy taste of the pastry that comes with your cup. A good cafe lets you forget all your problems even for just a moment. Bangkok won’t have any shortage soon when it comes to good cafes, so let us show you the new places to update your bucket list.

[Featured and Hero Images Credited: Nana Coffee Roaster / Instagram]

The best new cafes in Bangkok this December

%Arabica (Empire Tower)

The world’s highest %Arabica cafe has now opened on the 55th floor of Sathorn’s Empire Tower. This Kyoto-born coffee gem has been on a caffeine-fueled expansion since its Thai debut in 2014, now boasting over eight branches across the city. As for the decor, the venue echoes the design of its counterparts–think a clean, white, minimalist space accented with touches of metallic lines. Looking above, you will see the coffee drippers, Chemex, hanging from the ceiling, resembling billowing clouds designed from Tokyo’s creative minds No.10.

55/F  Empire Tower. Open daily 7am-9pm. Tel. 066-937-2100

Casa Lapin Flagship Store

Bangkok’s hip cafe Casa Lapin has unveiled its first flagship store in Charoen Nakorn Soi 10, breathing new life into a two-storey building by converting it into a cool, photogenic cafe. Unlike the other branches they have opened so far, the Casa Lapin Flagship Store boasts “Baking in Progress,” where customers can taste their freshly baked bagels right from the oven. Their main calling card, meanwhile, is still the coffee with a variety of bean options. Bring your four-paw friends and sip their specialty coffee.

Casa Lapin Flagship Store OURS Community Space. Charoen Nakorn Soi 10. Open 9am-10pm.  

Nana Coffee Roaster (Central Westville)

Nana Coffee Roaster has opened its new branch at Central Westville featuring cave-like aesthetics with high-ceiling facades. The owner and award-winning barista Warong Chalanuchpong still helms the menu, whipping up no-nonsense concoctions like nitro coffee (THB 250) and hot Americano for THB 130.

Nana Coffee Roaster. CentralWestville. Open daily 7am-7pm. Tel. 061-021-7424.

Somewhere Home Cafe

Onnut folks are blessed with another homey cafe as Somewhere Home Cafe has landed in Onnut Soi 17. Renovating an old shophouse, the venue sports eye-popping green and brown wood accent furniture. Their basic coffee offerings start at THB 70, or go for their signature drinks like Lovaholic (THB 130) a cup of mocha with, well, added whiskey syrup. 

Somewhere Home Cafe. Onnut Soi 17. Open Wed-Mon 8am-4pm. 

Japan Pastry Cafe

Siam Square may be oversaturated with cafes, but when it comes to places that offer serious pastries, there are only a few we can count on. Making its quiet debut in the last two months, the Japanese Pastry Cafe promises an exquisitely-designed yogashi, or western-style Japanese sweet offerings, in the dishes like their MIL FE YU, a mille feuille whose crispy layers and clotted cream blends perfectly with the fresh tang from the variety of fruits on top. Their shortcakes aren’t to be missed either. 

JPC Japan Pastry Cafe. Open daily 11am-6pm. Tel 092-792-0575

Pink Rosa Cafe 

For two months, Pink Rosa Cafe is transforming Thonglor’s green oasis Patom Organic Cafe into a bubble gum pink dreamland, for a rosy, chic project collaboration between Vespa Thailand and the Thai artist Phannapast. The cafe brings together sweet delights that blend Phannapast’s designs and Vespa’s concepts into their making. Their Thai traditional dessert set (THB 59) sees a dainty daisy-shaped coconut jelly, khanom sai sai (steamed coconut custard with sweet coconut filling), and velvety red rabbit jelly, a nod to Rainbow Sue. 

Open Tue-Sun 10am-7pm. Tel. 098-259-7514. 

The best new cafes in Bangkok this November

Ren Cafe and Goods

Charoenkrung has welcomed a new hip matcha cafe with Ren Cafe and Goods. Situated inside the chic community space Charoen 43, Ren.bkk has renovated an old two-storey shophouse and transformed it into another safe haven for matcha lovers. There’s a wide array of hojicha and matcha available, but we’d recommend you to try the Matcha Fruit Mocktail (THB180) which features layered shades of pink lychee and green, and when blended together, provide both umami notes and sweetness. Those with a sweet tooth can also order their matcha tiramisu or basque cheesecake for THB180.

Ren Cafe and Goods. Charoenkrung Soi 43. Open Tue-Sun 11am-6pm

Khiri Thai Tea

Thai tea lovers are blessed with another cha thai specialty spot. Though a bit out of our usual radar, considering it’s in Yaowarat, Khiri is worth all of the pilgrimage you take through Bangkok’s Chinatown traffic doom with its creative offerings made with your favourite drink. Here, they source their tea leaves from artisanal farms from Nan, Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, and Pattani to make the drinks like Cha Thai Dirty (THB 170), a perfect blend between an all-conquering dirty and decadent Thai tea topped with a tiny mountain of Thai tea granita. If that’s not enough to satiate your cha Thai thirst, then go for their Thai Tea Bun (THB 180), a soft bun sandwich stuffed with, well, Thai tea ice cream. 

Khiri Thai Tea. Tri Mit Rd., Khwaeng Talat Noi, Samphanthawong. MRT Hua Lamphong. Open daily 9am-6pm. Tel. 064-424-2929.       

Bottomless

The popular coffee roaster Bottomless is opening their new standalone branch in Sukhumvit Soi 33 this 9 November. Though we don’t have much detail at the moment, we could tell that their new Sukhumvit 33 spot is definitely Instagram-worthy with its red-brick facade building sloping terrain, all complete with an open-air sipping spot for caffeinated enthusiasts. 

Bottomless. Sukhumvit Soi 33. Soft Opening starting 9 November 

Malou Tea Atelier 

Breathing new life into a 50-year-old shophouse, Thitikarn “Som” Chongvatana, one of the brains behind Sathorn’s favourite brunch spots Luka Cafe, has transformed her family building in Charoennakorn into a tea showroom and cafe for her organic tea brand Malou Tea Atelier. With its gleaming glass window allowing an abundance of natural light, along with a wide array of tea container displays, this new cafe is a perfect retreat for escaping the city’s bustle and hustle. Choose from their 30 varieties of organic cold brew (starting at THB90) or go for their new signature drinks like the eponymous concoction Charoennakorn (THB70), blending the tanginess from tamarind tea, pickled plum, and fizzy soda.

Malou Tea Atelier Charoen Nakorn Soi 28-30. Open Mon-Fri 8am-5pm. Tel. 095-250-4471

Iki Haus

Mark our words: Phra Khanong folks will never run out of coffee and brunch spots to visit. The latest addition to the hood is Iki Haus, which may exude similar vibes and aesthetics that you can normally expect from Bangkok’s cafe scenes these days–think all-white facades, light-wood furniture, and an outdoor garden. But the best part about Iki Haus is that you can bring your four-paw buddies along while you enjoy a cup of coffee (starting at THB110) or order their homemade banana cake (THB 80).    

Iki Haus. Sukhumvit Soi 71. Open Tue-Fri 8am-5pm; Sat-Sun 9am-6pm. Pet-friendly. 

Okonomi (Asoke Tower)

After opening its second branch at Central Embassy last year, the Brooklyn-born brunch spot Okonomi has brought their Japanese-style breakfast and wide array of signature coffees to Asoke Tower. Like its elder siblings, the venue also embraces ichiju sansai, which roughly translates as “one soup, three dishes,” a mindful breakfast that balances nutrients in one meal–think the tuna lettuce tomato sandwich and yaki ochazuke (a Japanese crispy grilled rice poured with warm, soothing dashi soup).  

Okonomi. 1/F Asoke Tower. Open daily 7am-7pm. 

Guss Damn Good (Mahatun Plaza) 

Bangkok’s favourite craft ice cream spot Guss Damn Good has reopened its Ploenchit spot with a new standalone branch, and it never fails to impress its fans–us included. The new venue, though exuding the same vibes and aesthetics with its previous predecessors, now boasts a wide array of new offerings–think Guss Coffee blending your favourite ice cream with a kick of caffeine or ‘Sliders,’ a blend between sandwich and burger offerings. On a totally unrelated note, Guss Damn Good unveils its special Cha Thai ice cream offering dubbed as “Thai Tea Dream” (THB 165), showcasing their Thai tea flavoured ice cream ‘Good Fellow’ topped with criminally decadent milk custard, roasted coconuts, and brioche soaking in their homemade unsweetened milk. 

Guss Damn Good (Mahatun Plaza). Open daily 7am-10pm. 

Huus Plate

After a short hiatus from closing its original branch in Phra Khanong, Huus of Bread has found its second life in Bangna as Huus Plate with a new massive list of brunch offerings. Fans of their coffee can still order their lemon-espresso Caffine Lemon (THB 130) or go for their Cookie and Cream Cloudy (THB 150) for non-caffeine options. Among their new food offerings is their salmon steak in white wine sauce served with their signature soft, chewy brioche. Those who still crave for their sho-nuts (a fusion between Japanese shokupan and donut) can find them here as well. 

Huus Plate. Sukhumvit Soi 60 Phra Khanong. Open Tue-Sun 9.30am-5pm.    

Ballad Coffee Bar

The team behind Klongsarn’s home cafe Walden has opened their new spot in Charoennakorn where soothing coffee beans meet vinyl music. Pick a seat by the gleaming window or go upstairs to find their little collection of books. The coffee offerings start at THB90, but we’d recommend their Coffee Libre (THB 120), a refreshing, fizzy concoction of crafted coca cola and lime. 

Ballad Coffee Bar. 1337 Chaoren Nakorn Rd. Open Sun – Mon 8am-5pm.

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Kintaam

Chiang Mai’s crowd-favourite ice cream sando parlor, Kintaam, has landed in Bangkok this month. Nestled in a cosy shop in Sathorn, they prioritise ingredients sourced from local farmers to craft exceptional frozen treats with a Thai twist. Whether you opt for ‘nom yen’ the popular Thai pink milk flavour, or ‘cha thai,’ a delightful Thai milk tea flavor complemented with roasted longan bits, you’re in for a treat.

Here, you can customise your sando: start with a crunchy biscuit–baked fresh daily–(options include butter, chocolate, oatmeal-cinnamon, or the fermented red rice ‘angkak’), select your ice cream flavour, and finish off with toppings such as sprinkle sugar, honeycombs, or roasted marshmallows, or–all for just THB75. Our top pick was ‘yen jiab,’ a distinctly tangy yogurt ice cream blended with ginger jam, delivering a delightful punch. Pair it with the red rice angkak biscuit to elevate the taste. Be prepared for the long lines, and make sure to check on their Instagram to see if their sandos have sold out for the day.

Kintaam. Sathorn Soi 11. Open daily 11am-9pm. 

Shersanctuary

When Sherlyn Luangprasert began exploring the art of tea making, she never imagined venturing beyond matcha lattes. Her journey unexpectedly began when she mistakenly enrolled in a tea ceremony workshop, thinking she was signing up to learn how to craft the popular drinks of the time.

That single course became the catalyst for her burgeoning passion for tea. This led to the creation of Shersanctuary Tea Bar. Sherlyn describes it as a “safe space” where city dwellers can momentarily set aside their daily worries and immerse themselves in the serene world of tea. 

One must-try is the ‘Sherlyn’ (THB250). This tea blend reflects Sherlyn’s personal journey to embrace cinnamon—a spice she grew to disdain due to its association with ‘palo,’ her least favourite dish from her Chinese upbringing. The tea offers vibrant, zesty flavours, mellowing to a gentle sweetness as it cools.

Shersanctuary Tea Bar, 66, 115 Phahonyothin Rd., Anusawari, Bang Khen, Bangkok.  Open daily 10am-6pm. 064-419-3249

% Arabica (Park Silom) 

Kyoto’s popular coffee chain known for its minimalist aesthetic, %Arabica has just unveiled its latest branch at Sathorn’s lifestyle community Park Silom. The new branch still adamantly follows the same minimalist aesthetics from its previous outlets with the brand iconic “%” signage, all white counters, and sleek metallic lines. Choose from the cafe latte (starting at THB130) to the smooth Kyoto latte (THB150). There’s also matcha latte (THB150) in case you’re not keen on drinking coffee.

% Arabica (Park Silom) M/F Park Silom. BTS Saladaeng. Open daily 7am-9pm.  

Duck Donuts

The popular American doughnut chain just brought their famous doughnuts to Siam’s cool kids. Here, they use cake flour to mix and fry their doughnuts fresh daily, resulting in delicate and featherweight doughnuts. The best part? You can also customise your own flavours and toppings, starting at THB59. 

Duck Donuts. M/F Siam Discovery. Open daily 10am-10pm.

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Kad Kokoa at Velaa

The beloved chocolatier Kad Kokoa just opened another venue in Velaa, and nothing is short of amazing. Treat yourself to the bonbons they’re known for, as well as other chocolate creations with the highlight being the enrobed chocolates that are hugely popular in Europe. They also expanded into making drinks, and we’re not just talking about their rich chocolate drinks, because they’re also collaborating with Kosapan to make their cocoa cocktails come to life. Not into cocktails? There’s also an array of wine from BlackBird, as well as French Rieslings that pair perfectly with darker chocolates.

You can find more information at Kad Kokoa.

JÉRÔME Cheesecake

The famed JÉRÔME opened its first outlet outside Japan in Thonglor earlier last month. Cheeses from the Basque Country, fresh cream cheese from Hokkaido, and the globally-recognised hospitality—all are available to experience right now in Thonglor soi 13. Treat yourself to a burnt basque cheesecake, and let yourself melt away in your seat.

You can find more information at JÉRÔME Cheesecake.

Sauvage

Art is a journey, and a recipe can be revised as many times as it takes. Taste the years of perfecting each recipe as you order from the array of delectable pastries at Sauvage. Just look between the layers of their mille feuille and say that it doesn’t look anything less than perfection. Their three-cheese gougere and smoked milk chou are also some treats you can definitely write home about.

You can find more information at Sauvage.

apa.bangkok

Sometimes you don’t need much. Sometimes you just need a place with a good cup of coffee, perhaps a nice pastry to go with, and an intimate, homey setting. apa.bangkok features all that and more.

Tucked away in Ratchadapisek 32, you’ll be met an array of cosy menus that will wake you right up. How does a combo of coconut Americano and a cheesecake choux au craquelin sound? Grab them to go or dine under the warm lights, away from the sun.

You can find more information at apa.bangkok.

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Ksana Matcha Flagship Store

When life is tough, maybe a nice cup of some good matcha as you admire some cave-like architecture might just do the trick. Ksana offers ceremonial-grade matcha, served with traditional Japanese snacks that go great with every sip. They pride themselves in serving drinks that are not complex—just good matcha treated with care.

We strongly recommend the Smoky Peaks Latte, combining ceremonial-grade hojicha with milk and charcoal.

You can find more information at Ksana.

Bask Project

Bask Project opens as a community space for the artsy type in town. It’s a slow bar, a mini gallery, a vintage clothing shop, a workshop for art, and more. Being a little something for everyone, it’s aimed to be a place where people can have something to drink and replenish their energy, all while finding inspiration and passion for their next project. Their homemade pastries also soothe the soul as well as their coffee selection.

You can find more information at Bask Project.

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École Ducasse Café

École Ducasse is a famed French cooking school by the renowned Alain Ducasse, located in Nai Lert Park Heritage Home. Part of the ground floor of the school has been turned into a cafe filled with good coffee and a tea selection, as well as amazing pastries housemade by the instructors of École Ducasse. Lay back as you get your fill al fresco, with the gentle breeze wafting through your hair as you crack open your favourite book in the leafy shade.

You can find more information at École Ducasse Bangkok.

OIKOS – Brunch & Bar

OIKOS Brunch & Bar is a newcomer to the Ari area, featuring a “Japandic” concept, combining the beauty of Japanese and Nordic aesthetics, which is reflected in both their interiors and menu. Their signature brunch is made up of scrambled eggs, pork sausage, bacon, Parisian ham, mushroom, salad, heirloom tomatoes, and some homemade croissants. Be sure to pair these with a hot latte that they make using Chang Rai coffee beans.

You can find more information at OIKOS Cafe & Restaurant.

Sarnies Roastery (new menu)

The beloved coffee spot in Soi Ton Son just relaunched its new dinner menu, offering guests the perfect opportunity to visit Sarnies Roastery as an after-work hangout spot, or if you’re just in the mood for some good food. The new selection may be small in number, but it sure makes up for it in quality and taste.

Start your session with a nice plate of garlic bread, or some burrata and orange fennel—a seemingly unconventional combo, but great in flavour and amazing in mouthfeel. Then, the steak with black garlic béarnaise, served on top of mashed potatoes, is not here to disappoint. The duck leg confit is also juicy and beautifully cooked. End your night with a vanilla slice and their selection of natural wines, and you’re in heaven.

You can find more information at Sarnies Roastery.

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Gardens by ve/la

Tucked comfortably in the office zone of CentralWorld is the new all-day eatery Gardens, crafted by Vela’s team. Jumpstart your way day by grabbing some healthy smoothies and a bite of their mouthwatering French toast, or up your power lunch game with their teriyaki salmon bowl or their delicious shrimp linguine.

You can find more information at Gardens.

Song Wat Coffee & Roasters

If you’re looking for a place to get some good dirty coffee, this is the place. Presenting premium roasts from all over the world, processed to perfection by professionals, Song Wat Coffee & Roasters is the new cafe talk of the town right now. We strongly recommend trying the Honduras roast that has a strong scent of honey.

You can find more information at Song Wat Coffee & Roasters.

Arabica (new branch)

On 24 May, Arabica opened a new branch at OCC One City Center Building, marking the sixth Arabica branch in Thailand. You’ll find Arabica’s beloved Arabica Blend and roasts from Ethiopia and Colombia in the sleek setting you know and love. Very Instagrammable in a very central location, just steps away from BTS Saladaeng. 

You can find more information at Arabica Thailand.

Onibus Coffee Bangkok

Hailing from Japan, the famed roastery Onibus opens its first branch in Bangkok in the old town area. They feature original and city blends that will help you lay back and relax. If you’re not a fan of coffee, their spicy lemonade will hit just the right spot—it goes amazing with their homemade banana bread.

You can find more information at Onibus Coffee Bangkok.

stuff.co

Home is where the heart is, but not until we can drag our hearts back from stuff.co, a new cafe that evokes that sense of comfort you crave for on a long day. Order the coconut water espresso to start, or perhaps a simple caffè latte. Then, they have this very refreshing taohuay topped with dirty coffee, which feels very reminiscent of a panna cotta as a good pick-me-up.

You can find more information at stuff.co.

Feast Monday

Feast Monday lets you sip and dine at a 70s-style house. It’s like the sleek, modern house in Parasite but with good coffees instead of all the murder, and a lovely brunch menu instead of the discourse on wage gap. With an extensive menu on coffees, teas, and international dishes, it’s one of the better places to be when rain starts to pour.

You can find more information at Feast Monday.

The best new cafes in Bangkok this May

cose.club

Great coffee, relaxing vibes, homemade baked goods—what more could you need on a day off? If you’re not into caffeine, cose.club offers a selection of organic herb-infused waters that will make any morning a good morning. Their sour dough is homemade and all vegan, which is incorporated into many menu items. Savoury highlights include the shakshuka focaccia, as well as the amazing butter board smoked salmon.

You can find more information at cose.club.

Convo

Convo’s menu is filled with twists on the classics that will surely dazzle you one way or another. Their most popular signature called the “Convo” is made with coffee and sugar cane, then topped with some foam and coconut.

Where Convo shines the most is through their bakery selection, which has a theme of traditional Thai desserts but elevated. They have a khanom tuay in a form of ice cream cookies, made with khanom tuay-flavoured ice cream in between coconut milk mochi and butter cocoa cookies.

You can find more information at Convo.

Bayaree

Bayaree is one of those places where you think it’s they’re just a showy cafe for Instagram, but then you realise everything here tastes pretty nice. With the interior decorated in an industrial loft style with an air of colonial touches, you’ll find yourself taking photos of everything. Make sure to arrive on an empty stomach, as they’re not only popular for their specialty coffees, but their food menu, too. From homemade Italian sausages to potato paves and duck confits, their savoury menu is on point.

You can find more information at Bayaree.

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Homeland Cafe & Grocer

Homeland Grocer lets us into their newest venture: a cafe filled to the brim with great food made from locally sourced ingredients. As you taste their creations, be sure to order some of the coffee from their partner roaster in Loei. Their beverage selection also includes some names that you may be familiar with, such as Kad Kokoa, Sea’s Kombucha, Pure Luck, and more. It’s a great way to support local, for sure.

You can find more information at Homeland Cafe & Grocer.

Casa Formosa Taiwan Tea House

Who knew this addition to Yaowarat could be so adorable? Casa Formosa is packed with various kinds of Taiwanese tea leaves, along with little desserts you can nibble on as you watch the people walking about in Chinatown. Don’t resist the temptation to buy that pineapple tart—it really elevates the experience.

We strongly recommend the Li Shan Alpine Oolong. Just the scent alone could possibly make you transcend reality.

You can find more information at Casa Formosa Taiwan Tea House.

Fitmeal Cafe

Guilty pleasures simply don’t exist at Fitmeal Cafe, for everything they offer is both fulfilling in taste and in nutritional values. Each ingredient is carefully picked from local farmers with no harmful chemicals, ensuring that each dish is served using fresh, premium ingredients.

Highlights include the chicken & egg Mexican wrap made with wholewheat tortilla, as well as the shredded salmon & baby rocket salad. It’s perfect for a day at the gym, or just when you want to feel healthier for the rest of the day.

You can find more information at Fitmeal.

Bartels opens a new branch in Suan Phlu

From Phuket, to Phrom Phong, and now to Sathorn—Bartels brings their handmade sourdough and other delicious creations to Suan Phlu. Open-faced or grilled sandwiches, you’ll find yourself savouring every single bite. Be sure to try the Grilled Cubano, a grilled sandwich made from smoked ham, pickles, Parmesan, cheddar, and some mayo and mustard. Their smoothies and cold-pressed juices go well with the sandwiches, too.

You can find more information at Bartels.

Larder is now serving sandwiches at Craft

The pet-friendly bistro Craft at Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok joins hands with Larder, and the results are three new sandwiches that will get your heart beating fast. “The Breakfast Bap” is made from aromatic garlic-herb kielbasa sausage, the “Grilled Cheese Beer Bratwurst Sandwich” combines the scrumptiousness of a brat wurst and caramelised onion into one bite, and the “The Ultimate Huevos Rancheros” with its Mexican chorizo and habanero garlic bun brings the fiesta right into your mouth.

You can find more information at Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok.

Gigi Dining Hall adds exciting new dishes to its menu

Gigi Dining Hall has added a fun selection of new dishes to its existing menu. Celebrating the return of spring in Europe, diners can find a White Asparagus on the new menu, with a special brunch version available every day between 11.30am and 5pm. Furthermore, there’s also Gigi’s Gazpacho (with a vegan version with vegan caviar available), Truffled Burrata, Pasta Boscaiola and Truffled Burrata, and Risotto Nero. Delizioso!

You can find more information at Gigi Dining Hall. 

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Café Kitsuné Velaa

The fashionable Café Kitsuné expands to a new branch in Velaa Sindhorn Village, offering the drinks and pastry selections we know and love them for. If you’re looking for something a bit more filling, order one of their delicious quiches or a charcuterie board—they have quite a large array of cold cuts and cheeses to choose from.

Plus, if you plan on staying long, they have selections of reds, whites, and sparkling wines that are perfect for a gossip sesh with some company, too.

You can find more information at Café Kitsuné Velaa.

Little Stove

Little Stove is not just a cafe, but a large community area that’s perfect for the whole family. Homemade baked goods, all day brunch with premium ingredients, great drinks—you name it, they have it. There’s also a playground, outdoor seating, and gorgeous vibes as the breeze blows through the trees.

It’s a one-stop destination when it comes to family outings. Unless another cafe builds an artificial beach in the middle of Bangkok, there simply isn’t a place more equipped.

You can find more information at Little Stove.

The best new cafes in Bangkok this February

Verde

Verde’s tagline is “fresh with soul,” and that’s exactly what you’ll get visiting them. Apart from your usual coffee, they have a great selection of healthy smoothies and vegan protein shakes. Be sure to arrive on an empty stomach, because their food menu is filled to the brim with fine delicacies. Burrata, tomato, and prosciutto salad? Amazing. Nashville chicken burger? Now that’s comfort.

You can find more information at Verde.

Bijoux de beurre Echire

Feel free to read the following text in a French accent: the Bijoux de beurre Echire is a brand new cafe that comes with a twist of Julia Child’s quote, “With the best butter, everything is good.” Bijoux de beurre Echire offers a lot of immaculate desserts, pastries, and other pastry selections using only the best butter. If you haven’t tried the Galette de Rois before, now’s your chance. It’s translated to “King Cake” for a reason, and even comes with a hidden surprise. If you know, you know.

You can find more information at Bijoux de beurre Echire.

Qottontale Cafe

New cafe alert in Ploenchit—Qottontale is a spot that exudes the charm of the 1990s. Who knew warm-toned interiors and some yuzu coffee would make such a great combo? Their food menu is quite extensive too, so you can order a decadent mushroom soup when you’re low on energy, or some delicious apple crumble that will certainly make your day. The best part: the whole place is pet-friendly.

You can find more information at Qottontale Cafe.

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Dosan Dalmatian

Ever-popular Siam Square has a new cafe to add to its arsenal. All the way from Seoul to Bangkok, Dosan Dalmatian is proud to present good coffees and teas, three stories of Instagrammable corners, and a pet-friendly welcome to man’s best friends. That’s right—you can feel free to take your furry friends as you come by Dalmatian. Just beware of the woman in black and white hair, sporting a large fur coat, and played by Glenn Close.

You can find more information at Dosan Dalmatian.

L’Ambiance Cafe

In a shocking surprise, “L’Ambiance” translates to “the ambiance,” which we suppose is the number one thing they’re going for. Guess what? It worked. The intimate atmosphere, the great coffee, and the pastries offered at the venue all work in unison. Whether you’re looking for a new place to crack open your favourite book, or just finding somewhere to escape the daily troubles, this small yet effective spot has you covered.

You can find more information at L’Ambiance Cafe.