Pancakes are solid. Banana one&#39;s better than the regular. Coffee and food came out at different times for our table, a bit awkward.

The canel&eacute;s are famous, but I was drawn to the Basque burnt cheesecake. It had that perfect dark top and a creamy, almost wobbly center. So good with a black coffee. The little financiers were cute, but the cheesecake was the star for me.

I went for the build-your-own breakfast. Got a sesame bagel with cream cheese, avocado, tomato, and scrambled eggs. The bagel was warm and the eggs were cooked just right. Everything tasted fresh.

The old Thai-Chinese house itself is the real star here. So much character, it really adds to the vibe.

The outdoor seating is a peaceful little oasis. Surrounded by greenery and bonsai trees, it felt like a quiet escape from the city. Just what I needed for a relaxing break.

The beef tongue lunch set was solid, and the house red wine paired nicely with the rich flavor. A good value, even if the chairs aren&#39;t the most comfortable.

Been coming here for years. The coffee&#39;s always good, strong and consistent. It&#39;s the best cup around here, no question. Place has a nice, relaxed vibe too.

The waterfall feature here is so calming. I had a latte and just sat for a while, watching the water. It&#39;s a nice spot to unwind, the atmosphere is really unique.

Nice quiet spot off the main road. The Manuka honey latte was good, but it&#39;s a bit pricey.

A decent vegan spot near Thong Lor BTS. The mushroom &#39;omelette&#39; served sizzling hot was pretty good, especially with the dip.

A nice, quiet spot. Good for a coffee with friends.

Loved the banana cake, so moist! The croissant was flaky and buttery too. Menu&#39;s pretty small, but what they do, they do well. Good spot to catch up with a friend over coffee and a treat.

Good spot to get some work done. Wi-Fi held up, and it was quiet enough to focus. I liked the outdoor garden seating - plenty of space and fresh air. Stayed for a few hours with my laptop.

The sourdough tuna melt was just right. Crispy bread, and the tuna with cheese and pesto wasn&#39;t too heavy. Pickles added a nice tang. It&#39;s a quiet spot, but the tables are spaced well so it still feels comfortable inside.

The flat white here is really good, maybe the best I&#39;ve had in Bangkok. It was just quiet enough for me to get some reading done. Staff are nice.

Huge two-story spot, really spacious and modern. Came here to get some work done, and the abundance of power outlets was a lifesaver. Plenty of different seating options too, which is nice.

A hidden caf&eacute; with a lovely vintage feel. Came here after walking around Chinatown. The cream soda was so refreshing, you can really taste the quality of the soda water. A nice, quiet spot to unwind.

The avocado bun was tasty, and their coffee is solid. I&#39;d love to see a wine or cocktail pairing suggestion on the menu, though.

The handwashing station right by the entrance is so thoughtful. It&#39;s a clean, spacious place, and the included drink with the entry fee is a nice touch. I appreciate little details that show care for hygiene.

Stopped by this family-run bakery for a morning coffee. The staff were really friendly and explained how they make their pastries. The croissant I got was huge and flaky, definitely enough for two. Price was fair for the size you get.

Stumbled upon this place while walking around. Coffee&#39;s good, not too expensive. Nice and quiet, good for just sitting for a bit.

Nice little place. The spirulina smoothie was pretty good, and the staff were friendly.

The food was a pleasant surprise. We ordered four dishes, and the wine list had some nice local options that paired well. Parking is tricky, so the BTS to Ari station is the way to go.

Nice spot for a coffee and some work. The space feels open and calm, high ceilings, clean look. Got a Tokyo feel to it. My latte was good, stayed for a couple hours with my laptop. No pressure to leave.

The Jaffa cake was the standout for me - the orange flavor was just right. The whole place feels so cozy, simple and warm. A really nice spot to just sit and enjoy a coffee.

First time here and wow, the rooftop garden is a total surprise! It&rsquo;s like a tiny, peaceful Japanese escape right in the city. Spent a good hour just taking photos up there. The matcha latte was okay, but the real star is that view.

Tried their Taiwanese milk tea, it was really good. The toast is simple but tasty, just what I needed. A solid spot for a quick bite and a drink.

Prices are fair here, especially for a western cafe in this neighborhood. Their drinks list is solid, good variety of mocktails too.

The grilled sandwich on their sourdough bread is the only thing I come for. The bread has a great tangy flavor and gets perfectly crispy on the grill. It holds the fillings well without getting soggy. I always get the classic ham and cheese.

The coffee here is solid, and the price is right. I was happy to find a place where you can get a good pour-over without breaking the bank. The vibe is easy, no fuss. My only note is that their wine list is pretty basic, but for a quick coffee stop, it works.

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