Little Town Sriracha — Restaurant in Chon Buri Province

Amazingly, at an obscure plot of shoreline in Sriracha, there is this café which offers not just fuel for the caffeine seekers but also a menu of wonderful tantalizing dishes. It was supposed to be just a stop for coffee, but we just had to sample their food. We had beef skewers that were flavorful and tender. Burgers looks impressive but we gave it a miss as our tummies were full. The staff here were friendly. As we entered the compound, one of them showed us his cock (male chicken…. ) and let us play with it. We seated ourselves on the scenic shorefront which was like hot real estate. We were soon surrounded by insta-people from neighboring countries posing for their phones. The bustle may annoy some of the patrons, but not for me, I was enjoying eye candy. Visitors to neighboring Pattaya will normally give Sriracha a miss as they transverse via the main motorway route. This area is more frequented by people who have dealings with the industries just south of here. Only those going through the old Sukhumvit route will be able to patronize the several remarkable cafes and restaurants in this...

☕🌴 Chill Vibes & Coastal Charm in Chonburi 🌊✨

Tucked right along the shoreline, this café is a little slice of seaside paradise. The place is beautifully decorated with artistic touches and lots of greenery, creating a calm, refreshing atmosphere that instantly puts you in a good mood.

Their coffee is fantastic — I tried the Americano Coconut, and it was absolutely exceptional! The smooth bitterness of the espresso pairs perfectly with the creamy coconut aroma, making it the highlight of my visit.

It’s a great spot to relax, sip, and enjoy the sea breeze. However, one little downside is that some customers get a bit too caught up taking photos, which can disturb the peaceful vibe at times.

Still, it’s a must-visit café if you’re looking for great coffee, stunning decor, and oceanfront views that make every sip feel...

Coffee here is expensive. A cup of Americano (black coffee) is 95 baht. But this place did not feel premium. Not enough money is invested in the furniture. Very few indoor (air-conditioned) seats were available. It isn't the cafe's fault but it was very low tide when we were there. So there were muddy flats instead of a picturesque sea in front of the cafe. And the beach stank. It stank so bad that I don't want to come back and suffer again. The cafe is overall ok. Not bad but also not great. But there are so many other cafes at the same price level that I would...