Address

Sukhumvit Soi 11
Sukhumvit Soi 11, Bangkok

Best For

Hidden door experience, Cuban cocktails, late night

Opening Hours

Daily19:00–02:00

Reservations

Walk-in but get there before 21:00

Dress Code

Smart casual

Price Range

$$$ · Cocktails from 380 THB

Hidden Speakeasy Cuban Phone Booth Sukhumvit

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Pick up the phone in the booth and dial the password.

Our Take

Bangkok's Most Theatrical Hidden Door

Havana Social is hidden in a Sukhumvit Soi 11 alley behind an unmarked door. You enter through a working red phone booth — pick up the receiver, dial a password, and the booth opens into a 1940s Havana themed cocktail room with art deco decor, vintage Cuban music, and a long curved bar.

The cocktails are Cuban classics done well. The Daiquiri is the right first order — rum, lime, sugar, served straight up over crushed ice. The Mojito is built fresh with Cuban mint. The El Presidente is on the menu and is rare in Bangkok.

The crowd is mid-thirties travellers and curious locals. Best for a single themed evening rather than a regular cocktail stop. The drinks are good, but the experience is the door. Pair with the Bangkok hidden gems scene for an evening of unmarked doors.

What to Order

Daiquiri

Cuban rum, fresh lime, white sugar, served straight up. The 1898 Cantinero specification.

Mojito

White rum, Cuban mint, lime, sugar, soda. Muddled fresh and served over crushed ice.

El Presidente

Rum, dry curaçao, blanc vermouth, grenadine. The 1920s Havana classic, rare in Bangkok.

Hemingway Daiquiri

Rum, lime, grapefruit, maraschino. The Papa Doble served at El Floridita.