Neil Jimenez

One of the larger riverside cafe with multiple structures and a decently sized parking area.

The main coffee building is to the side while the larger house and open area beside the river is next to it.

The river side area is open with a lot of seating and table tops. There are small covered spaces for small groups too.

They have their own roastery which allows them to offer a wide selection of beans. They have creative drinks as well.

I had the pour over with whisky notes. It was excellent. I would come back to try the other beans.

They also had a dedicated slow brew bar.

Industrial inspired structure and interiors with concrete, bricks, glass, wood and steel being prominent.

They have a decent selection of beans. I was able to enjoy two castly different beans.

I recommend it for tourists and locals as it is a minute away from one of the major temples in Chiang Mai.

Chill neighborhood shop vibes but with wide variety of drinks and beans.

I had two pour overs. One from Mel and one a house beans. Both were flavorful and delicious with decent texture. The flavors were able to be pulled out by the barista. I loved the yuzu and hibiscus notes from the Mel beans.

The cortado was equally delicious. The beans were flavorful but what elevated it was the texture and flavor of the milk.

This is one of my new favorite shops in Marikina.