European Restaurants In Chiang Mai

Surrounded by picturesque mountains and tall trees, this bucolic restaurant is a good hour's drive from Chiang Mai city centre so checking into the resort for a night could be a good move.
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Housed in an elegant colonial-style building,once the city's English consulate, the 36-year-old Le Coq d'Or is one of Chiang Mai's oldest and most distinguished fine dining venues. A choice of seating is provided in a glass-panelled conservatory, in two cosy interior rooms, and in private room for six people.
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The glittering glass and wood Lanna-style building of Le Crystal houses a well-appointed interior but the best seats are on the covered veranda which offers sweeping views of the garden and the meandering Ping river.
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The House offers diners multiple indoor seating options plus private veranda-a-deux, a flowery garden terrace and a Moroccan lounge area. A small bar boasts one of the city's finest mixologists.
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The Rachamankha is one of the loveliest little hotels in the heart of old Chiang Mai, incorporating many exquisite antiques. The restaurant itself includes an elegant indoor dining area as well as a quiet courtyard.
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