Category · Bangkok-wide
Best Cafes in Bangkok
- Places
- 701
- Neighbourhoods
- 22
- Busiest
- Silom & Sathorn
701 cafes

KIMMIK Pattanakarn
4.7(129)Google rating, 129 Google reviewsCafes · Ramkhamhaeng

Lonely Barista
4.8(129)Google rating, 129 Google reviewsCafes · Ratchada · ฿

Intown Residence
4.0(129)Google rating, 129 Google reviewsCafes · Chinatown

Fresh Fruit Smoothie by Madame Su
4.7(129)Google rating, 129 Google reviewsCafes · Sukhumvit

yobi.matcha
5.0(129)Google rating, 129 Google reviewsCafes · Silom & Sathorn · ฿฿

Rest note cafe
4.2(127)Google rating, 127 Google reviewsCafes · Phaya Thai

Sip & Co.
4.3(127)Google rating, 127 Google reviewsCafes · Ploenchit · ฿฿

Candy Cat Cafe Banthat Thong
4.0(127)Google rating, 127 Google reviewsCafes · Bang Rak · ฿฿

CY Coffee Artisan & Roastery
4.5(127)Google rating, 127 Google reviewsCafes · Nana · ฿฿

CoffeeWORKS Bangkok Experience Center
4.9(126)Google rating, 126 Google reviewsCafes · Phrom Phong

Once
4.2(126)Google rating, 126 Google reviewsCafes · Ratchaprasong

Brave, Sathon
4.6(126)Google rating, 126 Google reviewsCafes · Silom & Sathorn · ฿฿

nip cafe - Phahonyothin 2/1
4.8(125)Google rating, 125 Google reviewsCafes · Phaya Thai

Cafe Noina by hematoa
4.8(125)Google rating, 125 Google reviewsCafes · Ploenchit

Baker Bricks (Habito)
4.8(124)Google rating, 124 Google reviewsCafes · On Nut

The New Yorker Cafe
4.4(124)Google rating, 124 Google reviewsCafes · Asok · ฿฿

Susan Croissant (Asok)
4.6(124)Google rating, 124 Google reviewsCafes · Sukhumvit

Plus Australian Cafe and Wine Bar
4.9(123)Google rating, 123 Google reviewsCafes · On Nut

SOL Coffee - Silom Edge
4.2(123)Google rating, 123 Google reviewsCafes · Silom & Sathorn · ฿฿

Bakers Bridge Cafe
4.8(122)Google rating, 122 Google reviewsCafes · Ari & Pradipat · ฿฿

Tt Café
4.5(121)Google rating, 121 Google reviewsCafes · Thonglor

ZHENNAN.TEAHOUSE (เจิ้นหนาน)
4.8(121)Google rating, 121 Google reviewsCafes · Chinatown · ฿฿

Cabbages & Condoms Cafe
4.4(121)Google rating, 121 Google reviewsCafes · Ratchada · ฿฿

Fall in Love Café
4.2(120)Google rating, 120 Google reviewsCafes · Bang Na · ฿฿
Where to find them, by line
Bigger station, more cafes. Tap a stop for that neighbourhood.
BTS Sukhumvit Line
341 cafes
BTS Silom Line
82 cafes
MRT Blue Line
157 cafes
Airport Rail Link
16 cafes
Chao Phraya Express Boat
57 cafes
Off the rail map
Before you go
Cafes in Bangkok: what to know
Cafes in Bangkok run from specialty coffee roasters to dessert cafes and laptop-friendly spaces. Listings across the city show the address, rating and hours.
Ari is known for independent cafes in converted houses, and Ari & Pradipat has one of the largest groups of listings. Thonglor and Ekkamai have specialty coffee and brunch spots. Bang Rak's Charoen Krung and Chinatown's Talat Noi have cafes in old shophouses. Malls in Siam and Ratchaprasong hold chains and dessert cafes.
By number of listings, Silom & Sathorn, Chinatown and Khao San lead. Sukhumvit, Nana and Ratchaprasong follow. Many cafes open early and close by early evening.
Before you go:
- Check the opening hours. Many independent cafes close by 5 or 6pm and one day a week.
- If you plan to work, check power sockets, Wi-Fi and any time limit on laptops.
- Expect crowds at popular cafes at weekends. Weekday mornings are quieter.
- Ask about plant-based milk and allergens if they matter to you.
- Check the map pin, since some cafes sit in sois or on upper floors.
Working all day? A coworking space may suit better. See the guide to coworking spaces by BTS station and our cafes for remote work round-up.
For a first morning in a new neighbourhood, a cafe near the BTS gives you wi-fi, a seat and a quiet start. Read the neighbourhoods guide to choose an area.
Some cafes post a seasonal menu, so check the cafe's own page for the latest items.
Some cafes post a seasonal menu, so check the cafe's own page for the latest items.
Own a cafe? List it free or see listing plans. Press Claim Listing on an existing page.
Frequently asked questions
Which area of Bangkok is known for cafes?
Ari, Thonglor, Ekkamai and Charoen Krung in Bang Rak are known for independent cafes. Chinatown's Talat Noi has cafes in old shophouses. Open the area pages to compare cafes near you. Weekdays are calmer than weekends. Weekdays are calmer than weekends.
Can I work from cafes in Bangkok?
Many cafes welcome laptops, but some limit time or have no sockets. Check the cafe before you settle in. For full-day work, a coworking space may suit better. Check the opening hours and any laptop rule before you settle in, and buy a drink at least every hour or two. Check the opening hours and any laptop rule before you settle in, and buy a drink at least every hour or two.
What time do Bangkok cafes close?
Many independent cafes close by 5 or 6pm, and some close one day a week. Mall cafes keep mall hours. Check the listing and any social media post before you travel. Some cafes open later at weekends, so check social media for the latest hours. Some cafes open later at weekends, so check social media for the latest hours.
Are there cafes with plant-based milk?
Many specialty cafes offer plant-based milk. Ask at the counter, and ask about allergens if they matter to you. Listings cannot confirm the menu, so check with the cafe. Ask the barista about oat, soy and almond choices and any extra charge. Ask the barista about oat, soy and almond choices and any extra charge.
Where do I find dessert cafes?
Malls in Siam and Ratchaprasong hold chains and dessert cafes. Independent dessert places are spread across the neighbourhoods. Open the area pages and check the opening times. Weekday afternoons are quieter than weekends. Weekday afternoons are quieter than weekends.