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Bookhemian

The guide was updated: 2025-09-23

Tucked into a narrow, two-storey Sino-Portuguese shophouse in Old Phuket Town, Bookhemian combines coffee, books, and creativity in one quirky package. At the ground floor, the café serves carefully crafted coffees, iced Thai tea lattes, and pastries, while towering bookshelves, vintage movie posters, and exposed brick walls nod to its origins as a secondhand bookstore. Upstairs is a quieter space where you can read, work, or just escape the heat for a while.

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Address: 61 Thalang Road, Tambon Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket
Opening hours: Daily 10am–8pm
Website: www.instagram.com/bookhemian

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Bookhemian

Bookhemian

Tucked into a narrow, two-storey Sino-Portuguese shophouse in Old Phuket Town, Bookhemian combines coffee, books, and creativity in one quirky package. At the ground floor, the café serves carefully crafted coffees, iced Thai tea lattes, and pastries, while towering bookshelves, vintage movie posters, and exposed brick walls nod to its origins as a secondhand bookstore. Upstairs is a quieter space where you can read, work, or just escape the heat for a while.

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