Local Coffee: Coffee First

Dive into Bangkok’s vibrant coffee culture with endless options to satisfy your cravings.

Most of the time, the best and cheapest coffee shops are tucked away in small alleys, waiting to be discovered.

Coffee First

Coffee First is a beloved coffee shop among locals near Khaosan Road.

Renowned for its strong and affordable brews, it attracts a loyal following of regular customers.

Open every day, it’s the go-to spot for locals seeking delicious and budget-friendly coffee options.

The owner, originally from Trang province, occasionally offers local desserts from Trang, adding to the shop’s appeal.

Price: 30-35 Baht
Open: Everyday
Location: Open on Google Maps

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