This unusual eatery has more than 20 of Her Majesty’s favourite type of pooch living in the building on Dinso Road, Thailand.

Filmed on Friday (June 21), customers can drink coffee and eat cake while playing with the adorable little dogs in hour-long slots.

The owner started the corgi cafe after her own dog had puppies and she wanted to "share their cuteness with other people" according to the filmer, who shot the video on June 21.

The owner, Thanchanok Kanawong, started the corgi cafe after her own dog had puppies and said: "The business started when my Corgi gave birth to many babies, so I thought it was a great idea to open a cafe and let customers enjoy playing with them.

"The inspiration for opening the cafe comes from my passion for corgis. I am a dog lover and I wanted to share how cute and adorable corgis are with other people."

The Queen would love this cafe - it’s packed with dozens of Corgis.

The unusual eatery has more than 20 of Her Majesty’s favourite type of pooch that live on the premises.

Customers can eat coffee and cake before playing with the adorable little dogs in hour slots.

Owner Thanchanok Kanawong started the Corgi Cafe in Bangkok, Thailand, after her own dog had puppies and she wanted to ‘’share their cuteness with other people’’.

Thanchanok said: ‘’The inspiration for opening the cafe comes from my passion for Corgis. I am a dog lover and I wanted to share how cute and adorable Corgis are with other people.

Thanchanok lives next door the cafe with her family and they also have a ‘’dog hotel’’ where owners can their pets when they go away. She opened the Corgi Cafe in March.

The business owner added: ‘’The business started when my Corgi gave birth to many babies, so I thought it was a great idea to open a cafe and let customers enjoy playing with them.’’

The cafe is open all day but operates a timetable for releasing the Corgis. Guests can they play with them for an hour while they drink tea, coffee and eat ice creams and cakes.

‘’You will get inside world of Corgis and see how adorable they are,’’ Thanchanok added.

Queen Elizabeth has owned more than 30 Corgis during her reign. However, she was ‘’extremely hard’’ when her last one, Willow, died in 2018 aged 15.