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Coffee World

Coffee World is a home-grown Thai café chain, and this is the head page for its Pattaya branches.

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Coffee World is a home-grown Thai café chain, founded in Bangkok in 1997 and now one of the country’s familiar mid-market coffee brands. This is the head page for its Pattaya branches, which sit inside the main malls and shopping spots rather than as standalone cafés. Think dependable rather than destination: a broad menu, air-conditioned comfort and free WiFi, handy while you’re out shopping or sightseeing.

The menu

The line-up is classic café: hot and iced espresso drinks, sweet blended frappes, teas and smoothies, and a counter of cakes and pastries, with light meals, toasties and all-day breakfasts at the larger stores. Prices are mid-market — roughly 80–150 baht for a coffee — above a street kiosk but below hotel cafés.

Pattaya branches

Coffee World in Pattaya is mall-based. Branches have operated at Central Festival (Beach Road), The Avenue (Second Road) and the Outlet Mall (Thepprasit Road), among others, and — following the brand’s acquisition by Thai fuel-and-retail group PTG Energy — Coffee World counters also appear at some PT petrol stations. Because mall tenants come and go, treat any single branch as ‘check before you go’, and note that opening hours follow the host mall (typically around 10:00–22:00).

Good to know

Why go: a reliable, air-conditioned coffee-and-cake stop with free WiFi while shopping — familiar, comfortable and mid-priced.

Know before you go: it’s a chain rather than a specialty-coffee destination, individual branches and hours change, and you’ll pay more than at a street kiosk or PT-station counter for a similar drink.

  • Branches: Central Festival, The Avenue, Outlet Mall (Thepprasit) and others; also some PT stations
  • Hours: By branch — mall cafés typically ~10:00–22:00
  • Price feel: ฿฿ — roughly 80–150 baht a coffee
  • Find a branch on Google Maps

Location data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

Detailed facts, cautions, facilities & reviews

Full overview

Coffee World is a home-grown Thai café chain, and this is the head page for its Pattaya branches. Founded in Bangkok in 1997 and grown into one of the country's familiar mid-market coffee brands, Coffee World does the reliable café thing: a broad menu of hot and iced espresso drinks, sweet blended frappes, teas, cakes and pastries, plus some light meals, toasties and all-day breakfasts at the larger stores. It's a notch above a grab-and-go kiosk and priced accordingly — expect roughly 80–150 baht for a coffee — but comfortably below hotel-café rates, and the air-conditioned, sit-down setting makes it a handy refuge from the heat while you're out shopping. In Pattaya you'll find Coffee World inside the main malls and shopping spots rather than as standalone cafés: branches have operated at Central Festival on Beach Road, The Avenue on Second Road, and the Outlet Mall on Thepprasit Road, among others, and the brand also appears at some PT petrol stations following its acquisition by Thai fuel group PTG Energy. Because it's a mall-based chain, individual branches open and close and hours follow the host mall, so treat any single location as 'check before you go'. For a dependable air-conditioned coffee, cake and free-WiFi stop while sightseeing or shopping, it does the job.

More planning notes

  • Current opening hours are not consistently published
  • This record does not cover other Coffee World branches in Pattaya
  • Mall access and parking can be busy at peak shopping times

The details

Prices

Directory-published spend range per person THB 320-800

As of 2026-07-24 (restaurantguru.com)

Contact

Phone

+66 38 043 202

Website

https://www.coffeeworld.com/

On site

Facilities

  • Air-conditioned mall setting
  • Takeaway
  • Breakfast service
  • Table seating
  • Mall Wi-Fi availability
  • Mall restrooms
  • Lift and escalator access
  • Mall parking
  • Beach Road mall location

Listing details

Area
central-pattaya
Cuisine
coffee, cake
Prices
฿฿
Hours
Varies by branch — mall cafés typically daily ~10:00–22:00; confirm at your branch

Recorded guest rating

3.5 on Google · 26 reviews · checked Jul 2026

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Record highlights

  • Reliable, familiar Thai café chain with a broad coffee, frappe and cake menu
  • Air-conditioned mall locations — a comfortable break from the heat while shopping
  • Mid-market prices with free WiFi, handy for a work-and-coffee pause

Check before relying

  • Branch-based inside malls, so individual locations and hours change — confirm before a special trip
  • A dependable chain rather than a destination specialty-coffee café
  • Pricier than a street kiosk or a PT-station counter for the same drink
Sources checked · 6

These are the pages used to check this guide. Opening hours, prices and other details can change after the recorded access date.

  1. Coffee World — Wikipedia (brand history) · accessed
  2. Coffee World, Pattaya (Outlet Mall, Thepprasit) — Tripadvisor · accessed
  3. Coffee World — The Avenue Pattaya (SoiDB Thailand) · accessed
  4. OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · accessed
  5. Google rating · accessed
  6. Price: restaurantguru.com · accessed

Frequently asked questions

Where are the Coffee World branches in Pattaya?

Coffee World in Pattaya is mall-based rather than standalone. Branches have operated at Central Festival on Beach Road, The Avenue on Second Road, and the Outlet Mall on Thepprasit Road, among others, and the brand also appears at some PT petrol stations. Because mall tenants change, it's worth checking the specific location is open before making a trip.

What does Coffee World serve?

A full café menu: hot and iced espresso drinks, blended frappes, teas and smoothies, plus cakes, pastries and — at the bigger stores — light meals, toasties and breakfasts. It's a sit-down café rather than a grab-and-go kiosk, so it suits a relaxed coffee-and-cake break.

How much does a coffee cost at Coffee World?

Roughly 80–150 baht for most coffees and frappes, with cakes and light food on top — mid-market chain pricing, above a street kiosk but below hotel cafés. Prices vary a little by branch and change over time, so check the menu in store.

Does Coffee World have WiFi and power for working?

The sit-down mall branches generally offer free WiFi and comfortable seating, making them a reasonable spot to pause and work over a coffee, though they're café tables rather than a dedicated co-working setup. Power outlets vary by branch and seat, so it's hit-or-miss for a long session.

Is Coffee World a Thai brand?

Yes — Coffee World started in Bangkok in 1997 and grew into a familiar Thai mid-market chain. In more recent years it has been associated with Thai fuel-and-retail group PTG Energy, which is why you'll also spot Coffee World counters at some PT petrol stations alongside the mall cafés.

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