TATA Chiang Dao Cafe and Farm – Cafe, Chiang Dao

TATA Chiang Dao Cafe and Farm – Cafe, Chiang Dao | Wagdee

TATA Chiang Dao Cafe and Farm is an open-air café and farm in Chiang Dao, with views of Doi Luang Chiang Dao. Leashed dogs are welcome outdoors, but not in the air-conditioned indoor area.

Price range: Drinks and snacks from about THB 70-80; typical spend around THB 100-250 per person.

Bringing your pet

Size limitation
Contact to confirm
Outdoor area
Yes
Animal café
Only allowed outside
Leash required

Size limitation: Contact to confirm
Outdoor area: Yes
Animal café: Yes
Only allowed outside
Leash required

Visitors may bring their own pets to the outdoor lawn and garden paths. Dogs are allowed outside only and are not permitted in the indoor air-conditioned dining area. Dogs must be kept on a leash on the grounds. There is no pet menu and no pet fee. Ask the staff about any size or weight limits before you visit. The café is not an animal café or pet hotel.

Please follow the rules, be polite and considerate, and do not leave pets unattended unless you have agreed this in advance with the staff.

Description

TATA Chiang Dao Cafe and Farm is a farm-to-table café and restaurant named after the owner's grandfather, since Tata means grandfather in Thai. Modern wooden architecture, open-air viewing terraces, a teakwood walkway and a greenhouse photo spot all look out toward Doi Luang Chiang Dao.

The menu includes espresso and specialty drinks, teas, cakes such as blueberry pie and pandan coconut cake, and regional Thai dishes such as Kway Teow Chao Doi. Visitors can see the farm animals on the farm area, and the lawn is the main place to relax with a dog.

Neighbourhood

The café lies in the Chiang Dao area, a mountain district of Chiang Mai province with open views and a farm setting, and it is a short drive from several well-known sights.

Famous landmarks and surroundings:

Chiang Dao Cave
Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary
Yang Pu Toh Hot Spring

Getting there

TATA sits at 501 in Chiang Dao district, a short turn off the main Chiang Dao route, about 75 to 80 km north of Chiang Mai via Highway 107. The drive usually takes about one and a half hours.

Chiang Mai has no BTS or MRT, so visitors come by car or motorbike. Shaded on-site parking is available for cars and motorcycles.

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