Coffee Shops in Hua Hin

Café 484

Had the sausage and egg bagel twice now, and honestly, it’s the best I’ve ever tasted. They throw in dill, gherkin slices, and grilled onions that somehow make it next-level. The team feels like they know their stuff—friendly but professional—and their coffee and shakes are just as impressive.

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Chiffon.Café

If you think tattoos and rock music don’t mix with polite service, think again. The folks at Chiffon.Café are surprisingly kind and super skilled at their craft, turning out consistently great coffee without any fuss. Oh, and their panna cotta? Seriously next level.

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The Juice Café

The moment I stepped in, I was blown away by how inviting and beautiful the place felt. The staff, especially Wan and Cake, treated us like old friends, and everything from the drinks to the food hit the mark. Ten out of ten for sure!

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MATTO Specialty Coffee and Matcha

If you’re into well-made coffee and a chill vibe, Matto won’t disappoint. Their selection of treats is on point, and everything feels thoughtfully prepared. Nice spot to unwind with a tasty drink in hand.

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Starbucks

Blúport

I do wish they’d be a bit more on top of enforcing the no smoking rule outside since it can get annoying, but once you mention it, they’re quick to fix the issue. A bit more staff training would go a long way.

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Cafe De Khoi

The nitro pink lemonade stole the show for me, alongside a genuinely cozy welcome that felt more like catching up with friends than grabbing a coffee. Plus, it’s one of the few places where your pets can join in on the fun with their own menu—definitely a win in my book.

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I-YA 96 Restaurant & Cafe

Tucked away from the usual hustle, this spot serves up some seriously fresh Thai dishes and the smoothies are next level. The staff make you feel right at home, and the portions won’t leave you wanting. Perfect for a chill evening out.

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Café Amazon

The espresso iced coffee here is a solid pick, strong and only 60 baht—definitely worth a stop if you’re near MK restaurant on the first floor. The staff usually keep things friendly, and the prices won’t break the bank.

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Casual Spot for Sandwiches and Drinks

The place feels a little overstaffed, and while the staff were friendly, my sandwich didn’t quite justify the steep price, plus my coffee arrived a bit messy.

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Yenjai Cafe`

I wasn’t expecting such high-quality sweets at this little café, but the green tea bingsu was spot on with its strong tea flavor. The mango toast had this great crunchy outside and soft inside combo, loaded with a sweet buttery touch—total bargain under 300 baht.

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Cosy Coffee

What I love most about this café is the friendly energy from the ladies running it—they make every cup feel special. Great coffee and even better company in a comfy setting.

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Café Amazon

The café has a really chill vibe with lots of greenery, which makes it feel fresh and relaxing. I tried the matcha, but it was way too bitter—definitely not the good kind of bitter I’m used to. My kid’s smoothie was alright though, nothing special but decent enough.

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La Vie - Luxury Coffee & Tea Lounge

If you’re after solid coffee and a quiet spot to enjoy it, this place nails it. The barista Wut really knows their stuff, and the breakfast presentation was almost too pretty to eat. Just a heads up, the chairs aren’t the comfiest, but honestly, the coffee more than makes up for it.

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Drip Rim Lay

I had an iced Americano and latte—both decent but nothing mind-blowing. The cake was a bit on the sweet side and felt pricey, though the pizza was alright. The atmosphere more than makes up for it; super cozy and chill.

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The Coffee Club

Blu Port Hua Hin

I had a lovely dinner with flavorful dishes like moo phad krapau and marinated chicken paired with sticky rice. The modern ambiance added to the experience, and the staff were attentive without being intrusive, making for a comfortable evening out.

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