Cafes in Bangkok

Piccolo vicolo is a Bangkok cafe with a strong Italian coffee identity — a small-street (vicolo) sensibility translated into a neighborhood spot on a quiet Ratchathewi alley where the espresso is done correctly.

Thonglor's beloved dog café where resident dachshunds Bobby and Billy preside over excellent specialty coffee.

ONIBUS COFFEE Bangkok brings the Tokyo roaster's exacting approach to single-origin filter coffee to a historic Phra Nakhon address, translating Japanese coffee culture into a neighborhood that rewards the walk to find it.

CAFE VONDERVIC is a specialty coffee destination in Bangkok's Phaya Thai District — a design-forward café in a neighbourhood emerging as one of the city's most interesting creative addresses, where the coffee is as carefully considered as the space it's served in.

A café on the 30th floor of a Thong Lo building, with a playfully self-aware name and a quality coffee program at one of Bangkok's most elevated café addresses.

VE/LA at Central Embassy's Open House is the Bangkok coffee brand's most visible location — a sixth-floor outpost in the city's most design-conscious mall, serving specialty coffee alongside the cultural programming that has made the Open House floor one of Bangkok's most interesting places to spend an afternoon.

The Bangkok outpost of La Cabra, the Danish specialty coffee brand known for its rigorous sourcing and preparation standards. A well-designed space for Scandinavian-influenced third-wave coffee in one of Southeast Asia's most rapidly developing and sophisticated specialty cafe cities — a natural cultural fit.

PAULETTE is a Bangkok specialty coffee shop with a French-inflected warmth—the name suggests a personal café with the care of a family operation, and the execution delivers on that suggestion with carefully sourced coffee, simple food, and a space that feels genuinely lived-in rather than constructed for documentation. A welcome departure from Bangkok's trend-driven café culture.