[2025 Chiang Mai Restaurant] Travel Guide for Pegasus Café & Roastery (Updated May)

#100TravelWays #ChiangmaiTravel Pegasus Café & Roastery is a B&B and coffee shop located in the alley near Chedi Luang Temple in the Old Town of Chiang Mai. It has an open courtyard full of green plants. The owner runs both a B&B and a coffee roastery. It has a high rating of 4.9 on Google Maps. I happened to be going to DaDa Massage on the opposite side of the road, so I stopped by to check it out. Pegasus Café & Roastery is located at the end of a dead-end alley. It looks like a villa with a garden courtyard. There is a coffee studio in the courtyard and various seats surrounding the courtyard. Each chair looks different, and there are even converted bicycles! The entire courtyard is filled with flowers, trees, and beautiful staghorn ferns. It has a very garden-like style and provides some nice shade. I ordered a cup of cool iced American coffee, which tasted very refreshing. According to online reviews, many people come here specifically for the coffee. Drinking a cup of coffee and taking a short break in a small and beautiful outdoor environment is also a unique leisure experience in Chiang Mai. Pegasus Café & Roastery 🕰️Business hours: 0830-1630 📍Address: 123, 4 Ratchamanka Rd, Tambon Phra Sing, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200 Thailand #ChiangmaiExploreStore #100TravelWays #ThailandFreeTravel

#HawaiiAirlineEvent You can see the accommodation (presumably) in front of the entrance. There is Pegasus Cafe on the left. Since it is operated together with the accommodation, there was a motorcycle parked in the front yard, so it was a shame to take a picture...🙁The interior is rather narrow. I think there were one or two small tea tables. The barista is a middle-aged owner. I visited around 12:30 PM, and there were not many customers other than the accommodation guests, so it was very quiet and leisurely. The interior definitely reflects the owner's taste. Small horse-shaped decorations stand out here and there. The interior was also cleanly maintained. It was burdensome to drink inside, so I sat on the outdoor terrace! There were a lot of plants, presumably bat orchids, on a large tree, and they were really huge. Southeast Asia has good sunlight, so it's fun to see plants wherever you go, whether it's a cafe, restaurant, or accommodation. When I look at the green, my mind feels at ease, and as a novice foodie, I envy you! 😊 The dirty latte served in a small and pretty cup is only available as a cold latte. I couldn't drink Americano today, but I ordered a dirty latte because my stomach was almost full. Since I started a vegetarian lifestyle, I haven't had lattes with milk, but I make an exception when traveling. The rich and strong taste of the dirty latte was so delicious! Pegasus Cafe uses coffee beans with a sour taste, so those who don't like it might not like it. For those people, I recommend the dirty latte over the Americano. If you're looking for a cafe where you can spend some leisurely time in Old City, how about Pegasus Cafe? The business hours are 8:30~15:00, and like most cafes in Chiang Mai, it closes early, so please check the time and visit.

The beans are roasted in-house, and I ordered a hot cappuccino that tasted unique—unlike the typical offerings from most coffee shops in Chiang Mai. The subtle scent of cinnamon powder sprinkled over the milk foam added a delightful touch. My friend opted for an iced cappuccino with just the right sweetness. Its flavor was equally remarkable, with the caramel providing a pleasant aroma, while the creamy, dense milk foam elevated the experience. #thailandtrip #goodfoods #travel

#MayTravelSupportEvent There are so many delicious cafes in Korea.. It's not that there are wow points, but it's quiet because it's in an alley with outdoor seating. It's uncomfortable to sit for a long time. I drank a latte and it was so delicious that I ordered a Thai omelette and a dirty latte. The dirty latte was the most delicious and delicious thing I had in Chiang Mai.