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Fin Coffee - Thepprasit Legacy Cafe

Historical record

These notes describe a former place, name or location. Confirm a current alternative before making plans.

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Fin Coffee belongs on Thepprasit Road, not in Pratumnak, and that correction is more useful than pretending the legacy lead is current. Bounded English and Thai searches did not produce a qualifying operator page, phone, menu or timetable securely tied to the retained point.

Correcting the area

The retained point is 12.9091619, 100.8924387 on Thepprasit Road. That inland position is east of Pratumnak Hill, so the page now uses South Pattaya throughout. A coordinate shared with a driver is safer than relying on the former neighbourhood label.

What the old lead does not prove

The cafe name and category do not establish a current espresso menu, food, prices or opening period. Air conditioning, power sockets, toilets, parking and accessible entry are also undocumented. Search results for other Fin Coffee businesses cannot be merged without a secure match to this Pattaya point.

One current Wongnai result is a useful contradiction check rather than a match: Fin Fin Coffee is listed at Pornpraphanimit 7 with phone 0631535813 and daily hours of 09:00-16:00. That branch is not merged into this Thepprasit lead because its name, address and phone do not securely identify the retained coordinates. The separate listing confirms why the old cafe name cannot be used alone.

Checking the site

Use the Thepprasit point only for a low-cost site check while already travelling along the road. Compare the storefront name with the retained coordinate and look for a current timetable. If another business occupies the unit, search that new identity independently rather than carrying the old cafe details forward.

Thepprasit is a substantial road rather than a compact cafe lane. Stopping safely and finding the correct frontage can take more effort than the map distance suggests, so an uncertain lead is a poor destination by itself.

Recommendation

Treat Fin Coffee as a corrected location lead and an optional roadside check. Skip it for a scheduled meeting, breakfast journey or work session. The concrete alternative is a Thepprasit cafe with recent operator hours and confirmed facilities; certainty matters more than preserving an old name in the day’s plan.

Recorded listing details

These earlier details may describe a former operation or location. Source links are retained for context and may be out of date.

Listing details

Area
south-pattaya
Updated
August 2026
Updated 1 cited source
Sources checked · 1

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

  1. Wongnai Fin Fin Coffee listing, separate Pattaya branch identity check · accessed

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