Topgro Coffee

Just stopped by for a break before school pick-up. The place is quite lively with varieties of food selections including DIY breakfast, steak, rice, and even pizza. It would be perfect for breakfast, or even all-day dining, as it opens as early as 7am.

Topdog is such a cozy and comfortable cafe. I love that it’s indoor pet-allowed, so we can bring our dog along. The food and drinks were perfect, just as expected. What really stood out was the staff; they were incredibly friendly and helpful. Definitely coming back again!!! 😍

Can be crowded during weekends. I love their sourdough sandwich and tajima truffle rice. Also they put pomegranate in their caesar salad which makes extra texture. However, not really like their spaghetti cabonara, too plain and bland. Friendly service by the way.

A Good Coffee & Italian-Style Brunch in Krungthep Kreeta Area. - Turkish eggs : Sunny Eggs topped with Yoghurt, Olive Oil and Chilli Oil served together with a slice of Sourdough bread. - For me, i think the flavor of this dish is so interesting. - Roasted Beef Slice Sandwich with Spicy Mayo - My sis's order that I've had a bite. It s great taste with Jalapeno & italian cheese altogether with secret sauce to dip. - Mixed Salad with honey month 5 & balsamic glaze topped with italian cheese & avocado sliced...so refreshing. Everything s good but the price is a little high in the outbound area. So i rated at 🌟🌟🌟🌟 for now.

We came for lunch and shared three dishes: Pepperoni pizza, AOP bacon, and Prawn Bliss pasta. The food ranged from decent to good. The pizza was okay overall—the crust had a nice airy chew and a light blister, but the dough flavor didn’t quite pop; I tend to prefer a richer, longer-fermented taste. The AOP bacon was not bad: garlicky and savory as expected, though it could use a touch more depth or heat to really shine. The standout was the Prawn Bliss pasta—the prawns were fresh, sweet, and cooked properly, making that plate the most memorable of the meal. The vibe is a strong point. The café has two storeys with outdoor seating, and it’s a pleasant place to sit and chat. Unfortunately, the service didn’t match the setting. Even though the café was only about half occupied, staff seemed stretched and a bit disorganized. Our first dish (the pizza) took around 40 minutes to arrive after ordering, and the pacing after that never really found its rhythm. A few policies and charges detracted from the experience: We ordered still water and were served Purezza (positioned as a premium water) at 80++ THB per liter. I couldn’t find this price listed on the menu, which made the charge feel unclear. Card payments require a minimum spend of 1,500 THB, which is worth knowing in advance if you’re just stopping by for a light meal. We didn’t try the coffee or other beverages, so I can’t comment there. Overall, there’s real potential here: an attractive space and a prawn pasta I’d happily eat again. But the slow kitchen timing, unclear water pricing, and high card minimum took some shine off the visit. I’d recommend coming if you want a comfortable setting and plan to linger—but consider asking about water pricing first, bringing cash or using QR payment if you’re under the card minimum, and allowing extra time for the food to arrive.