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Tree Tales is a garden café on Pattaya–Naklua Road, on the Wong Amat side of town, and one of the area’s most-loved brunch spots. A glass-fronted building opens onto a leafy, vintage-styled garden — air-conditioned inside, fan-cooled tables out among the greenery — for a calm, photogenic escape from the traffic.
What to order
Australian-café brunch is the thing: proper coffee, smoothies, and all-day plates with strong vegetarian and vegan choices. Signatures include eggs Benedict (~180 baht), a veggie sandwich with fries (~175), frittatas (~220) and tempura, plus a cake and pastry case. Reckon on ~400–500 baht a head for a full brunch.
Details
- Address: 69/15 Moo 5, Pattaya–Naklua Road, opposite Soi Naklua 10
- Hours: Roughly 09:00–19:00, closed Tuesdays — confirm before visiting
- Price: ฿฿ — full brunch ~400–500 baht a head
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Good to know
It’s closed Tuesdays and a short drive out from the centre, and the best garden tables fill on weekend mornings. Come on a quiet weekday and you’ll have the greenery almost to yourself — a good daytime base for a laptop, too.
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Detailed facts, cautions, facilities & reviews
Full overview
Tree Tales is a garden café tucked along Pattaya–Naklua Road on the Wong Amat side of town, and it's one of the area's most-loved coffee-and-brunch spots. The setting is the draw: a glass-fronted building opening onto a leafy, vintage-styled garden, air-conditioned inside with fan-cooled tables out among the greenery — a genuinely calm, photogenic bolt-hole away from the traffic. The kitchen leans Australian-café: proper coffee, smoothies, all-day brunch plates and a strong showing of vegetarian and vegan options, with a sustainability streak that runs to homegrown herbs and locally sourced produce. Signature plates include eggs Benedict (around 180 baht), a veggie sandwich with fries (about 175), frittatas (around 220) and tempura, with smoothies from about 80 baht and a case of cakes and pastries. Reckon on roughly 400–500 baht a head for a full brunch with coffee, which is fair for the quality and the surroundings. It suits digital nomads after a quiet daytime base, couples wanting a relaxed breakfast, and anyone in the Naklua/Wong Amat area craving good coffee and greenery rather than a mall café. The main caveats are ordinary ones: it's a short drive out from central Pattaya, it's closed on Tuesdays, and its popularity means the best garden tables fill on weekend mornings. Come for brunch on a weekday and you'll have the garden almost to yourself.
More planning notes
- Closed Tuesdays
- Address numbers vary across sources
The details
Prices
As of 2026-07-25 (google.com)
As of 2026-07-24 (tripadvisor.co.uk)
Contact
061 396 7596
On site
Facilities
- Garden cafe
- Indoor and outdoor seating
- Free parking
- Takeaway
- Delivery
- Wi-Fi
- Reservations
Listing details
- Area
- wong-amat
- Cuisine
- australian, coffee, brunch
- Prices
- ฿฿
- Hours
- Roughly 09:00–19:00, closed Tuesdays — confirm before visiting, hours change
- Updated
- July 2026
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Record highlights
- Genuinely tranquil garden setting — leafy, vintage-styled and photogenic, with both air-con and fan-cooled seating
- Good coffee and Australian-style all-day brunch, with strong vegetarian and vegan options
- A calm daytime base that suits nomads, couples and slow breakfasts
- Fair prices for the quality — roughly 400–500 baht a head for a full brunch
Check before relying
- Closed on Tuesdays — easy to get caught out
- A short drive out from central Pattaya on the Naklua road, so not walkable for most visitors
- Popular at weekends, when the best garden tables fill up in the morning
Sources checked · 6
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- Tree Tales Cafe — official Facebook page · accessed
- Tree Tales Cafe — Tripadvisor (menu, reviews) · accessed
- Tree Tales Cafe (@treetalescafe) — Instagram · accessed
- OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · accessed
- Google rating · accessed
- Price: tripadvisor.co.uk · accessed
Frequently asked questions
Where is Tree Tales Cafe?
On Pattaya–Naklua Road, opposite Soi Naklua 10, on the Wong Amat/Naklua side of town. It's a short drive north of central Pattaya — a quick Grab or baht bus along Naklua Road gets you there.
What are Tree Tales' opening hours?
Roughly 09:00 to 19:00, and it's closed on Tuesdays — the one thing to double-check before you go. Hours can shift, so confirm on their Facebook or Instagram if you're making a special trip.
Is Tree Tales good for vegetarians and vegans?
Yes — it's one of the better cafés in the area for plant-based eating, with a solid range of vegetarian and vegan dishes and a focus on homegrown herbs and local produce. Regular brunch plates and coffee are there too, so mixed groups are easy.
How much does a meal at Tree Tales cost?
Mid-range for a café: think eggs Benedict around 180 baht, a veggie sandwich about 175, frittatas around 220, and smoothies from about 80. A full brunch with coffee works out to roughly 400–500 baht a head.
Is it a good spot to work from?
The calm garden setting, air-conditioning and good coffee make it a pleasant daytime base for a few hours of laptop work, especially on quieter weekday mornings. It gets busier and more social at weekends, so time it accordingly.