There's a new bakery and coffee shop on the little lane joining 88/1 and 88/2. The good thing about the bakery is that their pastries are not sickly sweet for being overloaded with sugar. Prices appear OK as well, a small pasty is 15 THB.
Further along the same lane on the corner of 94 there's a new Issaan/Thai/Farang restaurant called "Enjoy". I've eaten there on occasion and do enjoy the Thai/Issaan food very much. I've not yet tried their farang food as I so much appreciate their native food. They have very good prices and will turn down the music on being asked. Friendly and polite staff, too.
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An other nice/good bakery shop is in Ang Naam soi 1
By Soi 70 over the railroad passing the supermarket (Gee Un Tung) on your left hand and then the first soi.
They have lovely French bread for 30 baht and also nice pastries.
The smell when you enter the shop makes you hungry.
Don't think the concept is widespread DM. Could have murdered a coffee and a pastry at 7 this morning and many others over the years. Back home I took both onto the railway platform whilst it was still dark. Sometimes caved in to a Mc muffin if I was on the later shift. Grapao or a bacon sarnie has to do me these days. Not complaining.
Johanna wrote:An other nice/good bakery shop is in Ang Naam soi 1
By Soi 70 over the railroad passing the supermarket (Gee Un Tung) on your left hand and then the first soi.
They have lovely French bread for 30 baht and also nice pastries.
The smell when you enter the shop makes you hungry.
This is Hua Hin Bakery - best bread in HH without question and has been for years. Major hotel supplier. Italian, French, Scandinavian, German, Brit-style.
They try to make sausage rolls - great pastry, but they won't put the price up a bit and use proper sausages!
That's the one I mean indeed.
Haven't tried the sausage rolls.
I think the best sausage rolls are the one I make by myself !
Before you start inviting yourself over , I can't make them here.
This bakery is open early in the morning, don't know actually what time but I can ask them when I go there. Or probably it is somewhere on the internet
Au Bon Pain was my favorite in Bangkok, several branches there and in Pattaya, great coffee and milk from a cow, not powder from a plastics facory. They open at 7am
The bakery next to Gee supermarket do French-sticks..but by the end of the day they are well past their best. Plus 70+ Baht for a simple loaf is almost twice the price of the packaged wholemeal loaves in Gee...which to me taste great toasted.
(BTW..The French sticks I get from 'All-in HuaHin' are still soft and tasty 2 days after purchase.)
Soft French sticks...?
Toast?
Any fresh bread is past its best by the end of the day! If you're going to toast it, you might as well buy bread anywhere - sliced from Lotus, or even Villa, where it's probably 4-5 days old!
Actually, there's no really good French bread anywhere here.
(But how much do All in Hua Hin charge? And who bakes it?)
, I can't make them here. 
whahaha, you are very funny dtaai-maai.
