Cafe Eiffel, House No.1

#CafeReview #HouseNumber1 A building over 100 years old, neoclassical architecture since the era when King Rama V traveled to Europe. Nowadays, this place has become a venue for holding events and art exhibitions. The ground floor has been converted into a coffee shop, Cafe Eiffel. The atmosphere is very good. You can come and sit and talk about work or meet friends comfortably. The croissants are very delicious, especially the almond croissants and egg custard lava croissants. As for drinks, in addition to coffee, there is also chamomile tea, which is a best seller. It goes well with croissants or other French pastries.