Pattaya's little Britain, exploring traditional British gems.
Pattaya is known for various things, including some traditionally British themed venues. Designed to mimic the atmosphere of a traditional British spot, these bars are popular with tourists and expats looking for a slice of home during their stay in Thailand.
Typical features of a traditional British-themed bar in Pattaya include wooden interiors, framed pictures of famous British figures and locations, and an extensive selection of British beers. Many of these bars also have large television screens broadcasting live sporting events, including soccer games.
In addition, they often offer a welcoming atmosphere, with friendly and helpful staff who welcome guests with open arms. Most bars also feature live music, sometimes by local artists performing traditional songs, adding to the authentic experience.
In fact, a traditional bar, restaurant or pub is a place where visitors can relax, enjoy a drink and socialize with friends while surrounded by the familiar and comfortable atmosphere of a traditional British pub.
British food at a tradiotional themed bar.
Food at a traditional British themed bar in Pattaya often reflects the cuisine of the United Kingdom. This can include classic pub favorites such as fish and chips, shepherd's pie, bangers and mash, and roast beef dinner. Many bars also offer a range of savory pies, including steak and ale and chicken pot pie.
There are several British breakfast spots where visitors can start their day with a classic British breakfast menu, featuring favorites such as eggs, bacon, sausage, baked beans, black pudding, and grilled tomato. They also offer a selection of lighter options, such as cereal, yogurt and fresh fruit, as well as traditional English tea, coffee and juice.
In addition to these traditional dishes, many British themed bars in Pattaya also offer a selection of sandwiches, burgers, and salads, making them a great option for a casual lunch or dinner. For dessert, it is common to find classic sweets such as sticky toffee pudding, apple crumble, and trifle.
Some places may also serve popular British snacks such as scones and shortbread, along with a variety of teas and coffee. Overall, the food at a traditional venue offers a taste of home for those missing the flavors of the United Kingdom, and provides an authentic experience for visitors looking to try the country's famous cuisine.
Special attention; Full English breakfast.
It's a popular tourist destination and when it comes to breakfast, you can find a variety of options including traditional Thai breakfast dishes, as well as international cuisine such as the classic English breakfast.
A full English breakfast in Pattaya typically consists of eggs (scrambled, fried, or poached), bacon, sausage, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, black pudding, and toast. Some restaurants may also offer variations of this classic dish, such as scrambled eggs with smoked salmon or grilled mushrooms.
Keep in mind that the quality and ingredients used in the Full English breakfasts may vary from those found in the UK or other English speaking countries. However, many restaurant aim to cater to the tastes and preferences of international travelers, and you can expect to find a tasty and filling breakfast.
Popular; The traditional 'All Day' roast dinner,
Roast dinner is a traditional English meal typically consisting of roasted meat (such as beef, pork, or lamb), potatoes, gravy, and a variety of vegetables such as carrots, peas, and roasted onions.
You can find several restaurants and cafes that offer roast dinner all day (The most do it on the Sunday), making it a popular choice for both tourists and locals alike. When it comes to a roast dinner in Pattaya, you can expect to find a range of options to choose from, including different meats, sides, and sauces.
Restaurants typically use high quality ingredients and cook their roasts to perfection, ensuring that each dish is both delicious and satisfying. It's worth noting that the style and quality of roast dinner may differ from that of the UK or other English speaking countries.
However, many restaurants aim to cater to the tastes of international travelers and offer a traditional and authentic experience. So, whether you're looking for a hearty and filling meal or just want to enjoy a classic English dish, you're sure to find a great roast dinner.
British guesthouses,
There are several British pubs that are also guesthouses at the same time. This offers visitors the chance to have a unique and authentic experience, where they can relax and socialize in a traditional British pub while sleeping comfortably in a guest room. These pubs with guest rooms offer warm and welcoming interiors, with features such as wood paneling, old fashioned lamps and framed images of famous British figures and locations.
Guesthouse consists of comfortable rooms decorated in a simple and rustic style. At these British pubs, there is often an extensive selection of beers and spirits, as well as a range of traditional food and snacks.
Many of these pubs also regularly host live music and sports events, including soccer matches, allowing visitors to enjoy a relaxed and fun atmosphere. In fact, these British pubs with guesthouses in Pattaya are a perfect destination for tourists and expats looking for a unique and comfortable experience, where they can experience the atmosphere of a traditional British pub along with the conveniences of a guesthouse
Here is a list of well-known British themed bars of the past,
Lord Nelson at Soi Yodsak also know as Soi 6.
Butchers Arms Pub in the heart of Soi Buakhao.
Caddy Shack Pub & Restaurant on Suksabai Villa Soi 17.
Elephant Restaurant and Sportsbar at Soi Asia Hotel of the Pratamnak Road, Soi 4.
Flannigan's on the Jomtien Complex.
Little Irish Man on Soi 16 Naklua Road.
Jameson's at the Nova Park, Soi AR or the Soi Sukrudee.
Kilkenny's at the Walking Street.
Molly Malone's at Walking Street.
Mulligan's at Central Festival beach Rd.
Murphy's Law on Soi LK Metro off Soi Bua Khao.
OK Corral, the OK Corral Saloon & Pub on Soi Rungland.
Oliver Twist in Naklua.
Pig & Whistle on Soi 7 and at the Jomtien Complex at the Thappraya Road.
Punch & Judy Pub, located on Soi 17, Third Road or Soi 8 Thepprasit Road.
Queen Victoria Inn at the Soi 6 also know as Soi Yodsak.
Red Lion is situated on Soi Khao Talo and Soi Khao Noi.
Roo guesthouse located at the Walking Street.
Rosie O'Grady's on Soi 7.
Seven Oaks Inn'at the Thappraya Road.
Shenanigan's at Jomtien Complex Condo Jomtien and the Avenue Mall Pattaya Second Road.
Simple Simon on Soi 5, Jomtien beach.
Sportsman Pub & Restaurant on Soi 13, beach Rd.
Witherspoon's Pub & Restaurant on Soi Buakhao between Soi Chaiyapoon and Soi Lengkee.
Yorkies Pork Platter on the Jomtien beach Rd.
This list is far from complete and is based on the past. Some of these nostalgic spots still exist in Pattaya and some have unfortunately disappeared. Of course, several others have also been added but these British bars, pubs and guest houses are the ones I know from the past.