Sarnies Bangkok

Sarnies took over a 150‑year‑old former boat repair shop on Charoen Krung Soi 44 and turned it into a handsome, industrial café with serious coffee chops. Exposed brick, high ceilings and the smell of fresh roasts set the mood; the bar hums with grinders and steam wands from 8am. Grab a seat by the big timber tables and watch Bang Rak’s creative crowd drift in from nearby Warehouse 30 and OP Garden. It’s an all‑day brunch playbook done right, with house‑roasted beans and a menu that leans Australian‑Asian. Regulars swear by the CB&J — cashew butter and jam on sourdough (around 280 THB) — and the unapologetically named A F**king Good Brownie (about 140 THB) for an afternoon fix. On the coffee side, the iced coconut long black and orange mocha (both ~140 THB) are local favorites alongside well‑pulled flat whites and seasonal pour‑overs. Come early for a quiet first cup or swing by late afternoon when the light pours through the old shophouse windows. Prices sit in the moderate Bangkok brunch bracket, and the staff keep things moving even when it’s packed on weekends. If you’re exploring the riverfront galleries, this is the spot to refuel — quality caffeine, easygoing service, and a slice of Charoen Krung’s creative energy all under one roof. Last verified April 2026: daily 8am–9pm.