Cafes in Chiang Mai
Arts and Crafts;Polaroid Film;Analog Film;Analog Film Processing;Cafes
European sausages and even Currywurst in Chiang Mai?! Before we had to travel to the darkest corners of Pattaya to get these.
Cafes;Restaurants;German Cuisine;Thai Cuisine;Danish Hotdogs;Currywurst
City Lounge of the North Hill City Resort in Hang Dong
Cafes
Breaking out of the usual "toast with jam and egg" mold and offering tasty bagels at good prices. One of the most popular up-and-coming breakfast places in Chiang Mai.
Restaurants;Cafes;Bagels;Coffee;Breakfast
A good example of how to turn a house into a guesthouse. Very pleasant and green surroundings. Good and quiet location.
Guesthouses;Cafes;Restaurants
At the beginning of the millenium, there were NO coffee shops in Chiang Mai, now they're on EVERY corner. This place is very new (opened in early 2015) so there isn't much feedback yet. Alas, if you buy five coffees, you presently get one free, making it six (!) coffees!
Coffee;Cafes
Popular with the motorcycle touring crowd. Known for steaks and heavy breakfasts.
Restaurant;Coffee;Guesthouse
New place that makes an effort in terms of ambience extending to the food. Another huge positive is the (extremely rare) opening time until midnight, especially great for tourists on home clock seeking a late dinner.
Cafes;Restaurants;American Cuisine
Friendly place with good coffee and pastries at reasonable prices. A bit crammed for longer stays, so hardly suited for digital nomad sessions.
Cafes
A new cafe run by students of the Northern School for the Blind, partly as vocational training. A cafe well worth supporting.
Cafes;Coffee
Hard to make out what this establishment sells, so only three reviews in four years. But the thick chocolate (cocoa) may be worth the trip.
Patisseries;Coffee Shops;Cafes
Coffee shops have proliferated in recent years. Coffee is easy to prepare and has good margins. This place looks especially cozy.
Cafes;Coffee
Older low profile place that accepts pets to some extent while the lobby is home to a number of dogs. It's hard to make out that this is a hotel or other form of accommodation. Leafy and quiet near the south-western corner of the moat, right next to the Suan Buak Haad Park.
Hotels;Guesthouses;Cafes;Coffee Shops
European Thai and French food served in a modern environment
Restaurant;Coffee;Cafes
Newly opened in late 2014, a great place for people watching (in the high season. Sticky rice with mango is served here with black rice, a better combo than the all-sweet white rice version.
Cafes;Fruit Shakes;Smoothies
Low profile coffee place, which may be good or bad. No sign in English except on the door. Gives you the chance to post the first online reviews.
Cafes;Coffee
