Explore Abandoned Mansion Bangkok, a popular bar and restaurant in Sukhumvit,
offering creatively curated cocktails inspired by the notorious 'public
enemies' of the Prohibition Era.

• Step back in time at Abandoned Mansion, savoring 1920s flavors with a modern twist. Enjoy the exclusive Gangsters Cigar Room with a lounge, balcony, and cellarette

  
  

• Admire the period design with golden, copper, and blue tones, and enjoy the 6-meter-high ceiling and spacious 190 sqm area, perfect for socializing or hosting private events like birthdays, parties, networking, fashion photoshoots, and film productions

  
  

• Enjoy performances by artists like Suay, Tack, Norwood Young, and Prince Von Hudson every evening, enhancing the ambiance of the nostalgic 1930s and making it one of Bangkok's best live jazz bars

  
  

— What You Can Expect —

Experience Abandoned Mansion Bangkok, a unique gangster-themed bar in
Sukhumvit 14, near Asok BTS station. Seamlessly blending the captivating
atmosphere of the Prohibition Era with an underground speakeasy vibe, it
features nightly live jazz performances from popular local bands.

Enjoy Bangkok’s finest cocktails inspired by Prohibition Era ‘public enemies’
like John Dillinger and Al Capone. Female patrons enjoy elegantly crafted
cocktails inspired by infamous criminals like Ma Barker and Kathryn Kelly,
served in uniquely designed glasses.

Elevate your dining experience with its new Mob Food menu. Enjoy dishes like
Caviar Crime, Spaghetti Lobster, Lobster Gratin, and Grilled Rack of Lamb,
paired with signature drinks and live jazz entertainment. For the best
restaurant and bar experience in Sukhumvit, Abandoned Mansion is the epitome
of sophistication and excitement.

— Important Info —

• Location: Abandoned Mansion Bar & Restaurant Bangkok, The Coach Hotel Sukhumvit Bangkok
• Address: Link
• Restaurant Opening Hours: Daily, 6:00 pm–9:00 pm
• Please do not arrive at the restaurant later than 15 minutes of your selected time slot. Otherwise, your reservation will be automatically canceled