Reno Espresso Bar — Restaurant in Wang Mai Subdistrict

Another great value, quality eating spot just a stone's throw from Bangkok's Siam shopping district.

Espresso Bar is the in-house cafe and eatery of the famous Reno Hotel. Opened in 1963, Reno was a home away from home for many GIs and other U.S. officials during the Vietnam War. It also stands out for its retro design, which looks as stylish today as it did 60 years ago.

Espresso offers a comfortable (great air conditioning), and relaxed dining environment. Food-wise, their big menu includes traditional Thai classics, some Vietnamese dishes, and Western offerings. The mix of Thai and Vietnamese dishes we ordered looked good, tasted great, and didn't break the bank.

They also serve good coffee (many beans sourced from Doi Saket in northern Thailand), and the service team is on point. An adjacent art gallery and space add to the cool vibe.

If you want to step away from the major shopping and tourist areas for a relaxing bite or coffee in a nice, comfortable space, Espresso is...

Nice little find within the ally. Has plenty of space for working/studying/reading. I got it a mocha for a relatively cheap price. It was good but not the best mocha I had. It was also a little chilly in the place (but I was wearing shorts and sandals in fairness).

The staff was very generous and helpful. A server even got a basket for my bag so I didn’t have to put it on the ground! They serve food as well though I didn’t get any but they seem to get good business because it got busy into the early...

Good local spot for simple good quality coffee and amazing hotel grounds to explore. I have so much respect for the crafty renovation.

Food and drinks come with unexpected Thai origins. The barista coffee is good albeit more intense in crema and sweetness. They have an elaborate menu of Thai cuisine behind the veneer of gentrification.

They need to amplify their marketing and and branding to attract more patrons. I'd encourage everyone to come in for a...