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Jeencoffeebar

CafePom Prap Sattru Phai, Samphanthawong, Bangkok15 min · 12.2 km$$$$4.9Open now

Jeencoffeebar is a minimalist specialty coffee shop on Song Sawat Road serving artisan brews in an intimate setting, and it welcomes pets indoors with water bowls provided.

Bringing your pet

Leash required
No parking facilities
Jeencoffeebar is a pet-friendly cafe, but specific details regarding indoor vs. outdoor pet access, leash or carrier requirements, size limitations, designated pet zones, and associated fees are not explicitly specified.

About

Jeencoffeebar is a compact specialty coffee bar on Song Sawat Road in Bangkok's Samphanthawong district. The shop features a rustic storefront, a minimalist aesthetic, and an intimate indoor seating area with wooden tables and chairs.

The menu focuses on artisan coffee drinks, including specialty espresso beverages and iced black coffees served in simple glassware.

Surroundings

Jeencoffeebar is located on Song Sawat Road in the bustling district of Samphanthawong, an area known for its vibrant commercial history, textile wholesalers, and historic shophouses. The neighborhood blends traditional Chinese-Thai heritage with modern independent cafés and eateries.

  • Wat Mangkon Kamalawat (~1km, 15 min walk): A prominent historic Chinese Buddhist temple featuring intricate architecture and shrines.
  • Yaowarat Road / Chinatown (~600m, 10 min walk): Bangkok's famous bustling thoroughfare known for street food stalls, gold shops, and vibrant night markets.
  • Sampeng Market (~400m, 5 min walk): A dense, historic wholesale market labyrinth selling textiles, accessories, and goods.
  • Hua Lamphong Railway Station (~800m, 10 min walk): A historic grand railway terminal and architectural landmark.

Getting there

Take the MRT Blue Line to Wat Mangkon Station, exit toward Phlap Phla Chai Road, and walk south for ~600m down Song Sawat Road until reaching number 149 on the left. Street parking in the immediate vicinity is extremely limited due to the dense commercial nature of the neighborhood, so public transit is recommended.

Amenities

  • No size limitation

  • Outdoor Seating

  • Water bowls available

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