9 venues in Sathorn, Bangkok
A 61-floor rooftop bar and restaurant atop Banyan Tree Hotel offering 360-degree Bangkok skyline views. Premium grilled dishes, fresh seafood, and creative cocktails in an elegant yet relaxed setting ideal for romantic dinners and celebrations.
Popular bar and nightlife destination in Sathorn that blends modern style with club vibes. Early evening offers warm, elegant setting with dark wood finishes and soft lighting. As night progresses, atmosphere shifts to party mode with DJs spinning hip-hop, R&B, and electronic sets. Known for polished crowd, creative drinks, and sophisticated design.
High above Sathorn on the 55th floor of Empire Tower, this sky-bar blends vintage charm with modern sophistication. Deep reds, velvet textures, and sparkling chandeliers complement floor-to-ceiling windows offering breathtaking city views. Music from the '80s, '90s, and early 2000s provides a nostalgic soundtrack perfect for romantic evenings and social gatherings. The cocktail list features creative signatures and timeless classics, paired with refined food and fusion plates.
Hidden nightlife spot in Bangkok's Sathorn area. The venue spans two floors, and the party stretches well past midnight, especially on the upper floor, which comes alive from Wednesday through Saturday.
A sophisticated 3-level jazz bar and cocktail lounge in Suan Phlu with a Parisian feel. Founded by American photographer David Jacobson, Smalls features exposed brickwork, contemporary art, dim red lighting, and intimate seating nooks. Live jazz performances ranging from modern jazz to soul, plus DJ sets. The rooftop terrace has its own bar. Ranked in the World's 50 Best Discovery list.
A natural wine bar specializing in low-intervention Spanish and French wines with exceptional pricing. Won BK Magazine's Best Wine Bar for three consecutive years. Ground floor and second-floor terrace seating.
The world's highest Nobu restaurant spanning three floors on the 57th-58th floor of The Empire, offering Chef Nobu Matsuhisa's contemporary Japanese-Peruvian cuisine. Three themed levels designed by Rockwell Group with 360-degree skyline views.
Bar Sathorn is an elegant, story-driven cocktail lounge set inside The House on Sathorn, a neoclassical mansion built in 1889 that anchors the W Bangkok complex on North Sathorn Road. The heritage building has lived many lives, having served as the private residence of nobleman Luang Sathorn Rajayukta, then the luxurious Hotel Royal under Italian proprietress Madame Adele Staro (1923-1926), and Thailand's first Soviet Embassy from 1948 to 1999, before AvroKO's restoration reopened it as a dining and drinking destination. Formerly known as The Bar at The House on Sathorn, the venue trades on that layered past: dark teak wood panelling, Corinthian plasterwork columns, coffered ceilings, plush leather seating and gilded, emerald-toned rooms create a refined, residential atmosphere more like a grand private home than a public bar. Led by Milan-born bar manager Marco Dognini, the menu of roughly 16 signature cocktails is structured as a narrative divided into four eras of the mansion's history, each drink paying homage to the building's story while championing distinctively Thai ingredients, sustainability and cross-cultural exchange. Standout serves include the Bangkok Brunch (pad krapow-infused tequila, Thai basil and salted tomato water), the Reinvented Bullshot served hot with tom kha broth as a nod to the Soviet years, and an ultra-premium page of Louis XIII cognac cocktails. Sustainability runs through the program, with herbs and produce grown on W Bangkok's organic rooftop farm. The bar debuted at No. 48 on Asia's 50 Best Bars in 2025 (its first-ever listing) and climbed to No. 17 on Asia's 50 Best Bars 2026, where it also won the Nikka Highest Climber Award. Smart-casual and reservation-friendly, it draws cocktail enthusiasts, date-night couples and well-heeled locals and hotel guests, with a relaxed vinyl DJ set on Sundays.
Jam is a beloved underground creative space tucked down a small lane off Sathorn's Charoen Rat Road, describing itself as a local bar, underground music venue, emerging arts gallery and cine club all rolled into one. Repeatedly voted among Bangkok's best music venues, it helped transform a rundown corner of the city into a hub for the alternative art and music scene. The stage and floor welcome an eclectic program spanning experimental, folk, indie, house, drum and bass, downtempo and lo-fi hip-hop, alongside DJ sets and live bands. Beyond music, Jam regularly hosts street-art exhibitions, indie and arthouse film nights, open-mic sessions, karaoke and other offbeat events. The kitchen turns out home-cooked comfort food such as burgers, breakfast sets and fish and chips, while the bar pours beers, cocktails, spirits and soft drinks. The vibe is raw, bohemian and intimate, drawing a creative, culturally engaged crowd of artists, expats and music lovers. It sits a short walk from Surasak BTS (Exit 2) and opens evenings from Tuesday to Sunday.
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