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Espresso, filter coffee and coffee cocktails in Ari

Homeground Coffee Roasters Bangkok

Specialty coffee above street level in Ari, with espresso and filter choices, a Thailand-specific Amber blend and coffee cocktails.

Bangkok, Bangkok Reviewed 25 October 2026
Coffee choices Black, white and filter coffee
Bangkok-specific coffee Amber, from Doi Chang
Overview

About Homeground Coffee Roasters Bangkok

Homeground Coffee Roasters Bangkok brings the Singapore roaster’s coffee selection to the Ari Story building on Soi Ari 1. The compact café centres on its coffee counter, with espresso-based black and milk drinks, filter coffee and coffee cocktails. First-hand visits in August 2026 describe Lollipop, an Ethiopian blend combining washed and natural coffees, and Amber, a Thailand-specific coffee from Doi Chang. The photographed Bangkok menu also includes matcha, hojicha and chocolate. Particular beans and filter lots change, so ask which are being brewed on the day.

Choosing a drink

Espresso and filter options

The August 2026 Bangkok menu photograph lists espresso, long black, cold brew, espresso tonic, white coffee, dirty coffee and mocha, plus a separate filter selection. Amber and Lollipop appear as bean choices for espresso-based drinks.

Coffee cocktails and other drinks

The photographed menu lists coffee cocktails including Irish Coffee and Matcha Martini. Matcha, hojicha and chocolate are also listed. Confirm the current menu before ordering a particular drink.

Finding the café

Use the Ari Story Hostel entrance beside Bearhouse on Soi Ari 1. The Homeground directional board at street level says “2nd Floor” and points upstairs.

Menu and arrival

Is there a non-alcoholic coffee-cocktail option?

The photographed Bangkok menu explicitly labels the black Coffee Negroni as no alcohol. The separate coffee-cocktail section includes other drinks; ask staff about the drink you are choosing.

Where do the branch guides suggest parking?

Both August 2026 visitor guides refer to the nearby cooperative car park, with CaféTeller naming Sahakon Phra Nakhon. Neither source establishes a current parking tariff; confirm the car park’s posted terms on arrival.

Plan your visit

Practical information

Check the latest operating details with the venue before travelling.

Opening hours

Monday
09:30–17:00
Tuesday
09:30–17:00
Wednesday
09:30–17:00
Thursday
09:30–17:00
Friday
09:30–17:00
Saturday
09:30–17:00
Sunday
09:30–17:00

Daily 09:30–17:00 is published in the exact Bangkok Maps record and both August 2026 first-hand branch guides. These are Bangkok hours; the linked Singapore website publishes a different Singapore location and schedule.

Times shown in Asia/Bangkok
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