Café Jenda

Coffee is good. Nice place, some staff speak English. Enjoyed my afternoon here. Two nice outdoors areas. Big menu in English on the wall. :)

Order a baguette with egg and a Laso style coffee Nice staffs although they don’t know English much Coffee and food is good, baguette is freshly toasted They will also serve a jasmine tea extra One downside is there are some fly when I am sitting outside

I'm giving this family run Cafe & Restaurant a well deserved 5 stars. While I stayed in Pakse it was my favorite spot for at least the breakfast. Their hot Lao style coffee and iced Latte is one if not the best I had in my two months stay in Laos. Thinking again about it I could affirm their hot Lao style coffee is the best I had.

Very nice family restaurant with home cooked food and a great variety of drinks, especially coffee based. Menu with duplication in English. We tried almost all the dishes. Everything was delicious. The combination of mango and chocolate as a dip for pancakes was especially unexpected and tasty. Delicious rice porridge, soups, hearty breakfast of two eggs and meatballs with baguette. Hearty padthai and rice with meat. All dishes served with cold green tea. We loved having breakfast at this place. Big panoramic windows, the interior is dark, with natural wood, rather suitable for a bar, but also spacious and cozy. The air conditioning worked sometimes. Almost always you could find an adorable sleeping ginger cat on one of the chairs or under the table. Good restroom, stable wi-fi. One of the best combination of convenience, taste and price in the city in our opinion.

Indoor and outdoor seating available, internet worked well. Sat indoors on a rainy day and the ventilation was great. The Americano was surprisingly fruity, yet still packed the Lao darkroast style punch, and much welcomed. Latte was a little on the watery side though. I enjoyed the pancakes a lot (this is two servings as they usually serve them as pairs, but I was super hungry so threw in a couple of fried eggs for good measure too ) Will be back for sure

We were boiling hot and really hungry and found this place. The family are really friendly and welcoming, they speak a little English, but are really good at communicating. We had stir fried vegetables and rice, which was really nice and cooked quickly. We also had a refreshing iced Lemon Tea which was great. Drop in if your in the neighbourhood.

Really lovely cafe, went here twice. Good price (40-60k KIP pp) and good service (although limited English, but can’t complain about that). First day we got the fried eggs and bread, the bread was so fresh, straight out of the oven! eggs perfectly cooked and the lemon jam was tasty. not sure what the meat was, but it was yummy. 40k KIP each Next day we got pancakes with banana (1 with honey, 1 with jam) and they were really nice. Although quite small but delicious. (55k + 50k KIP) Iced latte also really nice (35k KIP) Found it hard to find nice places to eat in Pakse without going to expensive/ Western places. But we loved it here, vibe was so good with lots of families, friends & locals.

It was my first day in Laos on my second trip with Laos. It is very hot at midday and this cafe has a very relaxing air-conditioned room where you can order water and lunch. The restaurant area is quiet and has a very friendly cat. The staff is very friendly, you can speak English and Vietnamese, otherwise google transalte. Will come back here.