The diner is an American Icon. In my opinion, it’s right up there with Coca-Cola, cowboys, and the King. An irony free location, where the coffee is nothing special, but the people pouring it are. Frozen in time, it is what it was, and will remain that way. The menu is almost always the same… Read More
Every Saturday morning, tucked away in the trees at the end of Rural Road, there is a proverbial gold rush. Over 100 people, mostly Asian tourists, get up with the sun, take a ride to the edge of town, and queue up in a parking lot for a wooden gate to open. The reason, amazing… Read More
Baan Bakery is the best substitute for a European Coffee shop I’ve found in Chiang Mai. It’s about more than just the pastries here, although they are on par with any no name bakery in Spain. It’s more than the quality of the coffee, because it’s honestly not that great. It’s the whole vibe of… Read More
Hipsters, they tried to make mustaches, bucket hats, and wire rimmed glasses a thing; fortunately they failed. Also fortunately, they didn’t come up quite as short with quality coffee and fancy donuts. Akha Ama occupies a very nice spot in the bolstering coffee scene of Chaing Mai. At 50 baht for a latte you are… Read More
New Yorkers say bae-gle, Canadians ba-gle, and Thai ba-gon (well they would if they knew how delicious these things were). However you choose to say it, you’ll be happy doing so. Bagel House Cafe has good quality bagels for Thailand… Hell, I’d say these were good even if I were in the US (outside the… Read More