After months of waiting and plenty of social media posts, Two Palms Taproom has finally had a soft open. Workers still had the tools out and signs led customers in a couple directions but the public were able to enjoy some local beers, and get some food hot off the grill.
Local beers are a main draw for many, but they also have cocktails for a bit of variety, and many of them include smoky flavors made in-house.
Two Palms is in/near Chinatown (depending on choice of boundary) and is located behind a 200-year-old colonial building that provides shade, a cool backdrop to drink, and protection from the sound of the traffic and construction.
Features of Two Palms
- 15 Taps, with mostly local craft beer
- Located next to a canal
- In the shade of a 200-year-old colonial building
- BBQ snacks and food
The colonial building facing the street provides a shady patio in front of the taproom building.
Inside the air-conditioned taproom overlooking the a canal.
Beers at Two Palms soft open
As a taproom, Two Palms had a few of their of own beers on tap, but also featured a number of local breweries, many of which are brewed in/near Bangkok.
* for the cheaper choice of beer, there is the choice of Sivilai (by Mahanakhon) and Budweiser. They do NOT offer Chang, Leo, or Singha.
- Brainfill Brewing
- Brewing Project
- Fishbridge
- Hop Hog
- Mahanakhon
- Outlaw
- Spacecraft
- Water on Mars
Getting to Two Palms Taproom
(and nearby bars)
Address: 591 Phra Sumen Rd, Wat Bowon Niwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200
– Two Palms Taproom on Google Map
Two Palms is in/near Bangkok’s Chinatown, (near-ish to Khao San road)
For public transportation:
- Sam Yot is the closest MTR station, but it is 1.4km walk and will take about 20 minutes; and you will pass by Tai Soon Bar.
- Phra Arthit ferry pier, is a 19 minute walk, and also passes by Yolo Craft beer bar.
