Between a non-stop festival calendar, incredible art and music options, and its legendary nightlife, living in Bangkok seems like it could be one big party. But for those days when you need to catch up on work or study, check out these awesome hideaways.
Open 24 hours, this quaint café will keep your creative juices flowing all night long, buoyed by their excellent coffee and snacks menu. WiFi is as strong as the coffee, and there are private meeting rooms available along with the reclaimed wood look of the café’s common space – the clean and simple design seriously focuses the mind.
This bright and quirky café also boasts a 24-hour schedule, with enough drinks and incredible sweets on the menu to tide you through any work assignment. The huge, lofty space is packed with varieties of areas in which to work – from dining-style tables surrounded with beautiful plants, to cosy and cushioned coves inviting you to curl up and read.
This riverside café is in a converted warehouse, sharing the space with the popular Jam Factory Bangkok – a creative cultural space that often hosts gallery showings, community markets, and live music events. The space itself has high, vaulted ceilings and wall-to-wall bookshelves, as well as plenty of seating options such as secluded corners and those with garden views.
This highly stylish Sukhumvit workspace is after the popular co-working trend taking over Bangkok, featuring all the bells and whistles needed for a productive day of work. Its menu is of much better quality than similar cafes – and broader than just a great selection of sweet treats – from ultra-filling Japanese noodle soups to grilled sea bass or hand-rolled sushi.
Be your own muse at Wanderlust Café without compromising on the best breakfast around. The bed-and-breakfast concept café features minimalistic design and the space is constantly flooded with natural light plus splashes of green among the concrete accents, driving productivity all day long. They also energize busy Bangkokites with locally-sourced Chiang Mai coffee and a huge selection of Melbourne-inspired brunch items like skillet pancakes, chia pudding, and loaded breakfast plates. If you’re in the mood for something more hearty, don’t miss the eight-hour-braised pulled beef burger smothered in Cajun seasoning.
Though located in a less convenient area than its counterparts, Think Tank makes up for its remoteness with tons of options for a great day of work. The massive, university library-like space is fit for up to 200 people and split into several zones, including a reading room with bean bags and a break room. There are also private meeting rooms available for groups.
Channeling the style of a beautiful Brookyln loft, this bright space – and attached backyard – offers some quiet reprieve from busy Sukhumvit. The menu has been recently expanded to include more lunch options, and its monkey brain latte served in a skull glass is a must-have.
A favourite among Chulalongkorn Univeristy students, this café is known for its Aeropress coffee, delivering a smooth taste without a bitter note. The menu is small but reasonably priced, and the airy, open space is nearly always dotted with hard-at-work students creating a productive, focused vibe.
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