Such a cozy spot. The banana cake was still warm, and the coffee had this lovely aroma. A little cat just wandered in and curled up on a chair next to me. Made my whole afternoon.

Came in for a light lunch. The feta quinoa salad was fresh, dressing was spot on. The seafood noodles had that wok hei I was looking for. A glass of crisp Sauvignon Blanc really made the whole meal click for me.

Nice modern Thai design. Big wooden terrace, perforated walls, good garden. Colorful glass windows and a small shrine by the entrance. Place looks great. Good spot for a quiet coffee meeting.

Good coffee, well-run. Came by on a Saturday afternoon to escape the heat. Atmosphere is relaxed, not too crowded. Service was efficient. A solid choice for a quick break.

The iced coffee here is a standout. Really strong, not too sweet, and you can taste the quality of the beans. One of the best I&#39;ve had in Bangkok.

Came for a quick coffee, ended up staying for lunch. The egg in tomato sauce was the highlight - a really nice, slightly tangy twist on the classic dish I&#39;m used to. Staff were super chill.

Great for a quick breakfast. The pan is hot and everything&#39;s ready fast. Salmon toast is good too.

Nice, quiet spot. I grabbed a coffee and just sat for an hour with my book. The lighting was soft, no loud music. Felt like a proper little escape from the street noise. Good for when you need to just zone out for a bit.

Came here twice in a week! The carrot cake is incredible. Such a cozy spot to catch up with friends.

The coconut espresso. Fresh coconut juice mixed with their coffee. It&#39;s not sweet, you taste the coffee first, then the coconut comes through. Refreshing, especially on a hot day. Price is fair for what you get.

Drip coffee is solid, staff is always friendly. Good spot for a quick coffee break.

The Java coffee is really good here, rich but not bitter. I had it with their chocolate berry cake, which was nice and not too sweet. A solid spot for a relaxed afternoon. The cake slice felt a bit small for the price, though.

Love how tucked away and quiet this place is. The minimalist design is so calming, really lets you unwind. A nice escape from the Old Town bustle.

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 coconut milk latte is really good. And the vintage decor makes it such a peaceful spot to relax in.

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.

Quiet spot, good for working. Had the pad thai. Solid. Not too sweet, just right. Could sit there for hours.

Used to stop by when my daughter was at a nearby English camp. The staff member, Fuang, gave her a little gift once&mdash;a really kind touch. The wine list had some nice, approachable options that paired well with their casual bites. Hope to make it back someday.

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.

This place is such a cute little find. It&rsquo;s tucked away from the main road, feels really peaceful inside. The music was so chill, just what I needed to unwind for a bit.

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.

Croissant was spot on. Flaky, buttery, perfect with a coffee. Menu had some interesting options too. Solid spot for a quick bite.

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.

Solid spot for a work session. Wifi is reliable, plenty of seating. The yogurt bowl with fresh fruit was good enough that I came back the next day for it. Simple and efficient.

The ocean blend was spot on, just the right acidity. Ham and cheese croissant hit the spot too. Friendly staff, but it does get pretty loud when busy.

Been coming here for years. That chocolate croissant is still the best I&#39;ve had anywhere. It&#39;s always flaky, not too sweet, and perfect with their large cappuccino. Just a solid, reliable choice every time.

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