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B
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B-52
Soho Square
Walking Street |
B-52
Coyote dancing with a Russian/East European target audience. Opened
sporadically during 2009 but re-opened under new management in
October 2009. Lasted until April 2010.
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B4 Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
B4
Coyote disco club opened November 2008, closed February 2009.
Re-opened in February 2011 but only lasted until May 2011. Re-opened
in late November 2011. Only lasted until February 2012.
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Bamboo Bar
South Pattaya Road
(Near junction with
Walking Street)
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Bamboo Bar
Music bar
Review from Malcolm, January 2010:
Prices
Good music, but 130B for a bottle of Singha, ouch. Only had the one
Review June 2009: More Tables
The bar has changed format a little by putting tables on the dance
floor. Said to be a cheaper licensing regime for bars without a dance
floor
Review from
pattayasecrets.com
February 2009: Price Hike
It is reported on the forums that the bar has come under Russian
influence perhaps explaining the hike in beer prices to 140 Baht per
bottle.
Still crowded though with crammed in seating and aging free lancers.
Must be doing something right though. Especially if they can get away
with a toilet fee.
Warning Dec 2006: Check you
Bin
The place was busy, and bustling and the waitresses were rushed off
their feet, however it appears that almost anyone can order a drink and
have it directed to someone else's tab, and if you don't notice, that
then becomes your tab.
February 2006:
The Thai girls really love this place as the band often plays Issan
love songs which they really get into. It's certainly not an ear
blasting go-go or disco and would probably be best described as a
cabaret venue. I really enjoyed my visits here as I could always have a
conversation with the the lady I was with, but I must admit to cringing
a few times when the resident Thai band attempted a cover version of a
well known western song - Their rendition of the Beatles "Hey Jude" is
just one memory that comes to mind
December 2005:
For the older members or for those who like older mature ladies. The
music not bad but not load like it should be for a disco. The ladies are
performers in the bedroom!!!!
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Bar 14 Corner
Walking Street: Soi 14 |
Bar 14 Corner
Half hearted attempt at a bar now converted to shops
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Bar Blu
Walking Street: Soi Happy |
Bar Blu
Beer bar
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Bar Blu
Walking Street: Soi 15 |
Bar Blu
Beer bar & cafe
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Bar La Belote
Walking Street
(new pier end) |
Bar La Belote
Beer bar at the hotel Le Clair de Lune
Nice and quiet, far away from the noise of the mid-strip. It's a
place catering to the French tourists.
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Bar Le Trio
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
Bar Le Trio
Shophouse bar
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Bartimes Walking Street |
Bartimes
Bar and restaurant. Previously Climax Rock Bar and Magical Palace A-GoGo.
From September 2009: Closed
Reported as closed in September 2009
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Barzia Club 2nd Road
(Behind Moonlight Complex just north of Soi 6) |
Barzia Club
High end nightclub, was previously Fashion in 2011. Closed by March
2012. Now Ru's or is that Ry's
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Basilisk Bar New Simon Complex
Walking Street |
Basilisk Bar
Beer bar, new for July 2009. 150 Baht
for lady drinks
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The Best Bar
Walking Street |
The
Best Bar
Beer bar opened June 2006, previously Stoney's
Review by Steve, Feb 2007: Latent
Heat of Fusion
Formerly known as ‘Stoney’s’, this bar was sold to a Thai lady in
May 2006. This is the same lady who own the other two nondescript
bar beers on the corners of the cross formed by the junction of
Walking Street with the alleyway leading to Happy-a-GoGo and Living
Dolls. Unfortunately, she has managed to work some of that ol’ Thai
magic and convert Stoney’s, which was previously a friendly, homely
sort of place into yet another nondescript bar beer, complete with a
coat of cheap and nasty Jack Daniels gloss black paint and a ‘Jack
Lives Here’ sign.
The bar used to have a system with two different categories of
ladies working there – the service ladies and the entertainment
ladies. The former brought you drinks, while the latter would chat
with you in exchange for a lady drink. This system worked very well,
and made Stoney’s my favourite watering hole, but it has been
abandoned by the new owner in favour of the more usual
service-ladies-only system. As long as they are not busy, you can
still chat with the waitresses, but you can’t count on their company
unless you bar fine them.
Another great feature of Stoney’s
was the draft beer served in frozen double-walled glasses, so that
the beer actually got colder as you drank it. Perfect for a sweaty
tropical evening. Of coursem, they still have draft beer, and they
even have a few of the glasses left, but they are kept with the rest
of the beer nowadays and so are no longer frozen and thus don’t
‘work’. I’ve tried explaining about the latent heat of fusion to the
staff on several occasions, but they just think I’m totally mad now.
The bar also used to have its own toilet, but the new owner quickly
did away with this nice facility as it costs money to run of course.
So now you have to join the other punters queuing for a pee in the 5
Baht bogs across the way.
When the bar changed hands, they
fired all the staff, so all the ladies I knew were scattered to the
four corners (literally, one lady ended up in Chiangmai!). I still
drop by occasionally for a drink, but it is a shadow of its former
self. If you didn’t know it in its heyday though, you would probably
think that it is a decent spot for a drink.
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Best Corner
Pratamnak Road
Corner of Walking Street Soi 15 |
Best Corner
Beer bar refurbished in June 2008
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BJ Club
Walking Street: Soi BJ |
BJ Club
Coyote dancing bar opened in June 2007. Converted to GoGo in November
2008. See BJ Club A-GoGo
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BJ3
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
BJ3
Beer bar in the central aisle of Soi Diamond. Celebrated its 30th
Anniversary on 8th March 2008
From BJ3, April 2007: Cold
Beer
The bar is on Soi Diamond right on Walking Street. Thip(Tip), the
owner is a wonderful lady and runs a very low key operation.
The beer is always cold, fairly priced, and the ladies are very
friendly and never hound you for lady drinks.
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Black & Blue Sports Bar Pattaya
Soi 16 |
Black & Blue Sports Bar
Interests of Fantasy Sports Bar in the failed Soho Square moved to
this open beer bar nearby on Soi 16
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Black & White
Walking Street (near beach road) |
Black & White
Cited as a favourite bar: Small but good music
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Black Horse Bar
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
Black Horse Bar |
| Blue Angel
Soi new Plaza
(2nd Road opposite Soi 8) |
Blue Angel
Popular, cheap beer, a few decent girls and a well stocked computer music
system
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| Blue Bar
Soi Diamond |
Blue Bar
Coyote dancing bar, otherwise know as Gentlemen's Club. See below
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Blue Ice
Walking Street |
Blue Ice
Lady boy bar opened in 2005. Closed in summer 2008
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Blue Sky Bar 2
Walking Street
(Beach Road end) |
Blue Sky Bar 2
Shophouse bar opened in February 2006 but now vanished. Perhaps
merged into Casnovy A-GoGo which bears the Blue Sky brand
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Blue Sky Bar 3
Walking Street (Near Soi BJ) |
Blue Sky Bar 3
Shophouse bar opened in June 2006. Redeveloped during September 2009
and has now re-opened with a live band
Features tastefully lit shelving for the bottled spirits and a very
large TV no doubt intended for World Cup watching
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Blue Star Club
Walking Street: Soi 14
(near Secrets) |
Blue Star Club
Beer bar opened in November 2008
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The Blues Factory
Walking Street: Soi Lucky
Star
- Mon: 9pm Snowman & The Blues Machine.
12:15am Eternity Rock.
- Tue-Wed: 9:30 Yo and Rock Machine. Joined by Lam Morrison from
12:00
- Thu-Fri-Sat: 9pm Blues Machine. 12:00am Yo & Lam & Rock Machine
- Sun: 9pm Blues Machine + Jam Session.
12:15am Eternity Rock.
thebluesfactorypattaya.com
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The
Blues
Factory
Music bar. If you have only one night in Pattaya to catch a band,
then this is the bar.
Drinks are 140 Baht for spirits and 95 Baht for soft drinks. Bottled
beer 120-135 Baht
There is a happy hour until 10pm with draft beer at 50 Baht and other
drinks at 100 Baht.
News, May 2011: Mary Mary
Mary has now left the Blues band. Snowy ensures that the show must go
on.
News from Blues Factory, August 2008:
On the Lam
Lam Morrison has returned to The Blues Factory
You can see Lam Morrison from midnight on Wednesdays and Thursdays
and from 1230am Fri, Sat and Sundays nights.
News from Blues Factory, April 2007:
Nung
Blues Factory present a new rock band which has a new guitarist
called Nung previously from The Rock Pub in BKK and he is joined by Lam
Morrisons original band.
News from
Stickman, August 2006: I'm Alright
Jack
If you like Jack or Pepe you’ll love the Blues Factory on Mondays and
Wednesdays. The Walking Street bar has two new promotional nights thanks
to a deal Dave made with his liquor suppliers.
Monday will be
"Pepe Lopez Ladies Night" night with Pepe Lopez Tequila at 1,200 baht
per bottle or 50 baht a shot. As it's also Ladies Night, there are lucky
number draws with various prizes including Pepe Lopez stuff and a top
prize of Thai Gold. Music by The Blues Machine starts at 9:30 PM.
Wednesdays are "Jack Daniels Rock Night" with Lam Morrison; bottles
of Jack at 1,500 baht (including a JD t-shirt) and Jack Daniels with
mixers at 100 baht all night.
Autumn 2005: Fine Bands
First and foremost this is a music bar hosting two very fine house
bands. First up is Snowman, Mary & The Blues Machine. They play blues,
rock and pop standards from the last few decades. The second set is from
Lam Morrison and the accent is then on rock. Again well worth the price
of a beer. (The Blues Machine takes Wednesday off and Lam takes Monday
off)
There are hostesses on hand for those that prefer to enjoy their
music in company. But there is no hassle if you are there purely for the
music.
However expect the toilet jockey to hassle you for a tip. Why on
earth do bars employ those who do nothing but put people off the bar?
Happy hour drinks until 10pm. Expensive thereafter, 130 Baht for
bottled Heineken. (Hopefully it is expensive so that the bands can be
paid a deservedly good fee). 135 Baht for brand name mixers.
Previously there was a dance floor but this has been replaced by tables
and seating to avoid being classed as a dance club which then attracts
higher drinks taxes.
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Butterfly Bar 1 Simon Beer Bar
Complex
Walking Street
(opposite Tony's Disco) |
Butterfly Bar 1
Open beer bar
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Butterfly Bar 2 Covent Garden
Complex
Walking Street: Soi 16 |
Butterfly Bar 2
Open beer bar previously Chica
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BWFC
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
BWFC
Beer bar. Became Irish Eyes, now closed
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Byblos Club
Walking Street: Soi Diamond
(corner of Pratamnak Road) |
Byblos
Club
Started out as a coyote in 2006 but soon found that less clothes
brings in more customers. But after a while the downstairs bar was
closed. It returned to its coyote format in November 2010. The upstairs
bars features a bells and whistles pussy tricks show and is listed as a
GoGo bar.
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C
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C & C Bar
Walking Street
(Complex opposite Soho Square) |
C & C Bar
Beer bar closed in February 2012.
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| The Cage
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
The Cage
Beer bar
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Calypso Bar
Walking Street |
Calypso
Bar
Listed as Otto's New Calypso Bar, see below
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Candy Bar Beer
Walking Street
(Pier Complex) |
Candy Bar Beer
Beer bar. Complex redeveloped in 2009-10
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Candy Shop
Walking Street
(opposite Soi Diamond)
candyshoppattaya.com |
Candy Shop
Bar with live music and dancing opened June 2006
Review from
Pattaya-Addicts, August 2010:
Hang Out
Candy Shop's place in the nightlife roster is from 1-3am when the
beer bar girls and Soi 6 girls cluster until they move on to Marine
and Insomnia.
The music is R&B and Hip Hop and the drinks are around the 150
Baht mark. Breezers 180 Baht.
Review from Rick of
pattaya-discover.com, March 2010:
Hang Out
We stopped at Candy Shop for a drink, and to listen to some
live music. Thai girls love to hang out at this venue. I spotted a few
young girls from Soi 6 bars, who had stopped by for an after work drink.
This is the place they come to hook up with their friends and drink the
Thai girls favourite beer, San Miguel Light.
The beers here are Bt 150, and the selection of beers is very
limited. Soft drinks Bt 120
Review from
Pattaya Pages, July 2006: Hip Hop Shop
Hip-hop house band downstairs, very expensive 140/150 baht beer,
freelancers, but not so many as Lucifers or Tony's. I always went in
with a girl...nice place to dance or hang out for a few drinks. Not as
crowded as Lucifers or as dark as Tony's.
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Caramel Bali Hai
(South end of Walking Street) |
Caramel
Russian high end cabaret show bar. Bottled beer is 350 Baht and lady
drinks are 400 Baht. 100 Baht tips are mandatory for any sexy dancing
happening nearby. Changed its strap line to Restaurant and
Gentlemen's Club in mid 2012. May have been a last ditch attempt. There
are reports that the venue has become Rex Nightclub
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| Carousel Beer
Bar
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
Carousel
Beer Bar
Beer bar. Beware of prices such as 145 Baht for vodka-lippo
January 2006:
Many Gogo bars have a nearby similarly named beer bar. I don't if
there is any ownership connection though. Maybe it is just a way to
hijack some of the trade from the more widely publicised GoGos.
This bar in the central isle of Soi Diamond has the unique selling
point of the circular bar being mounted on a slowly rotating carousel.
This surely allows a good view of the comings and goings of many of
Pattaya's busiest GoGos.
Beer is reasonably priced and the girls are happy enough to play
games, both on and off premises.
There is also a stationary drinking area for those that prefer solid
ground.
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Casablanca Bar
Walking Street
(Beach road end) |
Casablanca Bar
Beer bar
News July 2006: Re-opened after re-fit
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Casino Club
Walking Street: Soi Diamond
until 4am
www.casinoclubpattaya.com |
Casino Club
Coyote Dancing Bar. Seems to do well out of keeping drinks prices low
compared with the late night norm. Bar fine is 100 Baht. Lady drinks
140 baht. Beers are reasonable around the 90 Baht mark
Review by Pattaya Ghost June 2008:
Not a Pickup Joint
Started more than two years ago, Casino was the first of the coyote
bars and still packs in the crowds late every night. Khun Tee, who also
owns Diamond a Go Go just down the soi, designed Casino with two floors,
intending to have coyotes downstairs and a disco upstairs. The second
floor never took off, however, so now everyone crowds into the smallish
ground floor. It has a high square stage in the middle with room for
four dancers, plus the occasional Thai guy on bongo drums. The entire
place is well done out, with a cards and casino theme.
The only gambling you’ll do there, however, is trying to actually get
one of the very tidy coyotes to pay attention to you. Casino is
definitely not a single-man’s pickup joint. Most dancers rush off stage
to towel off after their set and tend to gaggle together in the corners
rather than mix with customers.
The first year, in fact, Tee didn’t allow the coyotes to be barfined.
If you wanted to see if the object of your desire could perform the same
moves in your hotel room you needed to wait until 4 a.m. or so when the
bar closed for her to go with you.
By popular demand, however, barfines were instituted at 1,000 baht, the
first Pattaya bar to go that high (and, sadly, not the last). But
considering these woman are all under 30 and dance (aerobics style) 30
minutes an hour for about 8 hours a day, they are definitely fit. You’d
be hard pressed to find any who rated under an 8 on most people’s
scales.
The music in Casino is classic coyote: techno, house and a smattering of
remixed hip-hop, all played at levels that make conversation difficult.
Drinks are reasonably priced at around 110 baht for mixed drinks and 95
baht for bottled beer. Casino is also a late-night bar and doesn’t
really get started until after midnight.
News March 2007: Bar Fine
The bar fine in Casino was reported to be 1250 Baht
Review Dec 2006: Popular
I was dragged in by a party of girls and it really is not my scene,
but I have to say that the bar is very popular.
There's plenty of dancing going on onstage and off, plenty of
customers and plenty of coyote girls eager to play hostess whilst
waiting for their dancing stint.
The music was loud, but people seemed happy enough and could just
about converse enough to get by.
Maybe the key to its success is that it is one of the few bars that
cater for groups of friends rather that the gogo majority which cater
more for singletons. Also the drinks prices are standard Walking Street
prices as opposed to the exorbitant prices charged by some of the other
late night dancing venues. Drinks around 95 Baht
Review from
Pattaya Secrets, May 2006: Bloody
expensive
We decided to check out Casino Club for one, famous last words as we
stumbled out of there at 3am. Did have great fun in there, and some sexy
girls. Bloody expensive though as I discovered when I paid my 1000 baht
Barfine...
Great night, really enjoyed the atmosphere in Casino.
Review from Kevin, February 2006:
Cool!
The Club has been done out very well indeed!, the decor is very, very
tidy!, there is a square raised podium in the middle of the floor where
the dancers perform, normally 4 of them, one facing each corner of the
club!, one I recognized from Superbaby, another from Paris A-gogo .
Sometimes one of the guys gets up and plays a small set of drums to
the music , the girls love it!, and it gets the crowd going .
It is not the biggest place , but god I was surprised how nice it
was!, the main hostess is a darling, always comes and says hello!, will
always buy a round for those that stay and drink a bit! and really makes
you feel welcome!. The girls cannot be barfined, but I was seeing one of
them!, only problem I had to wait until 4am until she finished!
All in all I found the place a breath of fresh air!, great look,
great sound, and a really nice bunch! I normally live in Heaven above,
Living Doll 1 & 2 , Happy or Peppermint, I am a A-gogo lover!, but this
was cool!
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Cats Corner
Walking Street: Soi 15
(corner soi 14) |
Cats Corner
Beer bar previously named Muttley's
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Cedar Club
Soho Square
Walking Street |
Cedar Club
Opened in late 2012 with the emblem of Lebanon. Lasted a month or
so. Later tried again, but did no better.
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Celebrity Corner
Walking Street: Soi 16 |
Celebrity
Corner
Beer bar. Shared a common fate with the entire stretch of beer
bars, either closed or become something more Arabic sounding.
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Chalet Snack Bar
Walking Street
(Beach road end) |
Chalet Snack Bar
Beer bar had a refit in July 2006
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Champion Beer Bar
Walking Street
(downstairs from Marine Disco) |
Champion Beer Bar
Beer bar with a boxing ring
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Cherry Girl Beer Bar Covent
Garden Complex
Walking Street: Soi 16 |
Cherry Girl Beer Bar
Beer bar
News Oct 2008: Beaten Up
An American tourist was badly beaten in Pattaya late Thursday night
after he allegedly refused to pay Bt170 for a bottle of beer.
The victim suffered swollen face and a serious wound on his head.
Several of his teeth were also knocked off. His girlfriend, told police
that the owner of a bar and an employee beat up Greenwood.
She said the bar owner alleged that Greenwood refused to pay for a
bottle of beer priced Bt170 but the tourist argued that he was
overcharged.
The bar was identified by the Thai language report in the Nation
newspaper as the Cherry Girl Beer Bar.
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Chica Bar
Covent Garden Complex
Walking Street: Soi 16 |
Chica Bar
The beer bar run by Yu known to regulars in FLB closed in spring 2007
and is now Butterfly Bar 2
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Chicken Shed
Walking Street
(Complex opposite Soho Square) |
Chicken Shed
Beer bar new for August 2009. Closed in July 2010
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| Clair de Lune
Walking Street |
Clair
de Lune
See Bar le Belote above
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Climax Rock Bar
Walking Street
www.climaxpattaya.com |
Climax
Rock Bar
Music bar converted to Magic Palace A-GoGo and soon after, Bartimes.
The Climax Band are now to be seen playing at Utopia Lounge, see
below
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Club Abyzz
Walking Street |
Club Abyzz
A new theme for Tony's Disco presumably with a Middle East/South
Asian market in mind. Appeared at Tony's in January 2011.
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Club Insomnia
Walking Street |
Club
Insomnia
Disco opened 24th Nov 2006. The club moved to Walking Street on 28th
November 2008.
Drinks in the 170 - 200 Baht range.
News from
Pattaya Talk, Feb 2009: Ibiza
The vast majority of the crowd who go there now just seem to go there
to dance ‘ibiza style’ to monotonous music and drink expensive drinks
rather than for P4P.
Most of the guys are not interested in the girls – I went there a few
nights and I saw many guys come there just to jump up and down by
themselves or with their mates and then go home.
This situation has not been lost on the girls who now tend to hang
back from approaching guys and don’t hang around long in there.
News from
Pattaya-Live, Nov 2008: The New Place
The new place is large bar down stairs, very chic, DJ's & open from
8pm every night, they have a couple of pool tables & loads of space.
Upstairs is the club, open from 11 until 8am, it looks like it could
hold around 700 people, is huge, high ceiling, loads of air con, sounds
system & lighting system are top notch, has a raised VIP area with own
bar, they clearly spent a few bucks building & decorating the place.
My first impressions of the place: I think they have done an excellent
job of creating a proper super club in Pattaya, they have really raised
the bar & I reckon it will be a free lancers's heaven within a very
short period of time.
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Club Relaxxx
Walking Street: Soi 16, Covent Garden Complex |
Club Relaxxx
Club Relaxxx switched to a coyote bar in December 2011.
The venue was previously Club Sin City, Black & White, Taboo and Babewatch.
Now a GoGO
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| Cocktail Martini
Pattaya Tai (South Road near Walking
Street) |
Cocktail Martini
Beer bar, opened February 2006 but had closed by the autumn. Now a
silver shop
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Coleen's Bar
Walking Street |
Coleen's Bar
A new beer bar opened in July 2007 in the location of the defunct
Pizza Bar. By August 2008, Coleen's had become defunct. Now Sweet Times,
see below
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Counter
Walking Street: Soho Square |
Counter
Didn't last long
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| Country Bar
Walking Street
(Sharing area with Hot Tuna and My Way) |
Country Bar
Beer bar
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Coyoty's Discotek Soho Square
Walking Street |
Coyoty's Discotek
Now Utopia A-GoGo
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The Crab Beer bar
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
The Crab Beer bar
Beer bar
December 2005:
Open 24 hours but the majority of girls only work until 2am. The bar
has Pool, Billiards and a karaoke machine.
There are convenient short time rooms should they be needed. Standard
prices apply throughout for bar services and drinks
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The Game Bird
Walking Street |
The Game Bird
Closed in May 2009. Now Teazers, see below
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Gamebird 2
Walking Street: Soi 15 |
Gamebird 2
Coyote dancing bar. Closed in April 2010. Now
Sapphire Club A-GoGo
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| Gentlemen's Club Soi
Diamond |
Gentlemen's
Club
Coyote dancing bar, changed from being a gogo around the turn of the
year 2010/2011. Later returned to the GoGformat and is listed as
Gentlemen's Club A-GoGo
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Gemini 2 Simon Beer bar Complex
Walking Street |
Gemini 2
Beer bar
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Glamour Club
Bali Hai
Walking Street (south end) |
Glamour Club
Discotheque and Coyote Club. Opened early November 2012 as an
A-GoGo. Became Glamour Club in March 2013
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| Gletscherkuss
Bar
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
Gletscherkuss Bar
Bar and Restaurant, Swiss management
Friendly staff; if the
managing director Rene is present, you will get cheese or other
specialities free of charge.
They have clean little ST-Rooms with
shower in the room. If you take a girl from the bar, barfine including
room is 200 Baht; if you come with a "strange" Lady from another Bar,
the room for short time will cost 300 Baht.
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Golden Beer bar
Walking Street
(within complex containing Hot Tuna) |
Golden Beer bar
Beer Bar
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Goodfellas
Walking Street: First Floor Sophon
Plaza (passage to Soi Marine Plaza) |
Goodfellas
Coyote bar opened December 2008. Previously 19th Hole. Now Play, see below
News, November 2011: Play
The banner advertising for staff suggests that the bar will become a
night club/disco type place, perhaps still with coyotes as a side
attraction.
News, October 2011: Coyotes In
Closed with a sign on the door proclaiming a new format
News, February 2011: Coyotes In
The coyote dancing is reported to have returned.
News, January 2011: Coyotes Out
The coyote dancing is reported to have ended. The bar continues as a
sports bar.
Prices from
Pattaya-Addicts, October 2010: Prices
Bottled beer is 150 Baht.
Slightly above average looking coyotes and Bangkok model's.
BF for Coyotes (1000B), Models (3000B), Hostesses (800B).
Note from
Pattaya Secrets, July 2010: Bangkok
Supermodels
The coyote dancing seems to be very expensive as they use Bangkok
supermodels with bar fines reported to be around the 3000 Baht mark or
else simply not available. Standard barfines are 1000 Baht for dancers
and 1500 Baht for hostesses
Review from
Pattaya Secrets, July 2009: 240 Baht Lady
Drinks
It’s a really nice ‘up market’ place. They have spared no
expense on the d้co. It has a well stocked bar with very helpful
servers.
They have a 6 piece band thumping out old run of the mill Blues, they
are good, if not a bit loud, the jewel in the crown is a lovely looking
lady lead singer that consistently hits the right notes too (Ex FLB
snger)
They have a couple of pool tables and a nice balcony where you can
take a look at the action on Walking Street.
At around 01.30am there was me and about half a dozen other punters.
The mamasang told me it gets busy around 04.00am
There were a couple (literally) of hostesses walking around, I bought
one 3 drinks and then realized why they have a bank incorporated within
the bar, 720 Baht for 3 lady drinks! To add salt to the womb this
hostess didn’t go with customers. 240 Baht for a lady drink is just too
much in my opinion. Bar fines are 2500 Baht!
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Halo Club
Walking Street
(Beach Road end) |
Halo Club
Disco opened 7th September 2011. It is located at the location
that was previously the Nok Beer Bar complex. The bar tried the GoGo
format in 2012 but that didn't pan out so the bar has reverted to coyote
dancing.
Draft beer is 65 Baht, lady drinks are 165 Baht and barfines are 1000
Baht.
News from Ishi, April 2013: Halo Slips
Halo coyote bar has gone dark. Classy Inn on the floor above Halo has
also closed. The venue may yet change to something new.
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Hammer Disko
Walking Street |
Hammer Disko
Discotheque with expensive drinks and not so many customers. Closed
in spring 2009.
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Happy Bar Dao
Siren Bar Complex
Beach Road
(at junction with Walking Street) |
Happy Bar Dao
Beer bar
Review from Pattaya Chat, March 2006:
Great Girls
Don't like the location since it right front of the boxing ring in
Siren Complex. Beers are somewhat on the warm side and the bathroom are
in the dingy corner of the complex.
But girls are great and very energetic. Mamasan is very friendly and
she speaks English well. Matter of fact, most girls speak English well.
It's also own by Sunny so if you don't see him at Lennie's, you will
sure to see him there drinking beer.
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Hard Rock Pool
Walking Street: Soi Lucky Star |
Hard Rock Pool
As the name suggests the bar has several pool tables and a resident
rock band.
Open until early morning and attracts a few lady boys although not as
many as the very early morning venue, JP Bar, opposite.
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| Highway Star 1
Walking Street: Soi Happy |
Highway Star 1
Beer Bar
February 2003:
Small bar only about 20ft x 12ft but what it lacks in size it makes
up with in the friendly way you are treated by pat and the girls. No
pressure to buy ladies drinks!!! but you will as the girls are great
company.
Suffers from multiple music from multiple bars.
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| Honey Bar
Walking Street |
Honey Bar
Beer bar cleared in Autumn 2012 to make way for Sensations A-GoGo
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Hospital Walking Street |
Hospital
Disco opened in December 2009. Closed in January 2010
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Hot Tuna Bar
Walking Street
(opposite FLB) |
Hot
Tuna Bar
Beer bar
News June 2009: No Band
The bar re-modelled and has done away with the band
December 2005:
Hot Tuna is one of the largest bars in Walking Street, and has Pool,
TV, girls and live music.
Inside, there's a main bar, where girls
are happy to play bar games. Upturned beer kegs serve as drinks tables
To the rear there's a stage where a good live band plays a range of
tracks including both new and old material.
There's the
inevitable giant TV screen for live football and other sport.
Drinks are not the cheapest in town but it stands out from the
rest.
Summer 2005:
Bar for watching the walkers of Walking Street. Plenty of pool tables
and girls to play with. One has to put up with some pretty loud
dance music though as the bar features a pretty expansive sound system.
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Hot Tuna 2
Walking Street
(opposite Hooties) |
Hot Tuna 2
Beer bar
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Hot Tuna 3 Simon Beer Bar Centre
Walking Street |
Hot Tuna 3
Beer bar that gets a few worth mentions on the Pattaya forums
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Hot Tuna Pool Bar
Walking Street
(behind Hot Tuna's live band area) |
Hot Tuna Pool Bar
Space at the back of Hot Tuna is now a space for pool tables.
Previously it was enclosed and was a lounge bar, Hot Tuna Wine Bar
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Hot Tuna Pool Club
Walking Street |
Hot Tuna Pool Club
Sports bar. Previously the venue was used for Teasers A-GoGo
News Aug 2007: Renovation
The bar re-opened in mid October after renovation.
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Hot Tuna Wine Bar
Walking Street
(behind Hot Tuna's live band area) |
Hot
Tuna Wine Bar
The lounge bar opened in March 2007 but had closed by November 2007.
The walls were then torn down and it became a space for pool tables, Hot
Tuna Pool Bar
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| La Notte
Walking Street
(south end) |
La
Notte
Restaurant and bar opened in May 2006
From
Pattaya Today:
Night March: French Terrace
La Notte is bright, colourful, and warm. The attention to detail
-from the light fittings down to the plates, cups, and tablecloths- is
readily evident.
One of the major attractions is the front terrace where customers can
sit outside and watch the street: a perfect place for a relaxing with a
good coffee or over a couple of beers. Food is the main attraction, but
I can see this place becoming a popular spot with those who want
somewhere to start a night of boozing or who just want to escape the
madding crowd and relax with a partner or a few friends.
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Lam Morrison's House of Rock Soi Marine Plaza
(access from Walking Street via Soi Lucky Star) |
Lam Morrison's House of Rock
Music venue, closed, Lam Morrison has returned to Blues Factory
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Lassi Beer bar
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
Lassi Beer bar
Beer bar
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Le Clair de Lune
Walking Street |
Le
Clair de Lune
See Bar le Belote above
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Lee's Bar
Simon Beer Bar Complex
Walking Street |
Lee's Bar
Beer bar noted as a favourite
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Lek Chock Dee Bar
Walking Street: Soi 15 |
Lek Chock Dee Bar
Beer bar
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Lennie's Bar
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
Lennie's Bar
Aircon bar opened October 2005. Became Shooters on June 30th 2007.
Now
Club Mirage
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Lima Lima Bai Hai |
Lima Lima
Smart nightclub. Beers at 170 Baht, Now Nina see below
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Limmatquai 80 Walking Street:
Soi Diamond |
Limmatquai 80
Very dark lady boy bar with 15-20 katoeys. Presumably has dancing as
it promises an erotic cabaret. Closed in January 2010
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Linda Bar 2nd Road
(near Soi 1) |
Linda
Bar
Lady boy bar
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Linda Bar
Walking Street
(by Living Dolls Showcase) |
Linda
Bar
Lady boy bar
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Ling Bar
Walking Street
(Complex opposite Soho Square) |
Ling Bar
Beer bar
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Lita's Bar
Walking Street: Soi BJ |
Lita's
Bar
Lady boy bar opened in July 2007. Didn't stay long. Seems to be back
in September 2008.
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Lock Stock Beer Bar
Walking Street
(by the boxing ring under Marine Disco) |
Lock Stock Beer Bar
Beer Bar
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Lollipop Beer Bar
Soi Happy
Walking Street |
Lollipop Beer Bar
Beer bar from the connections of Lollipop A-GoGo which closed in
autumn 2012 when the landlords wanted to convert building to a
disco.
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Lucifer Disko TK
Walking Street |
Lucifer Disko TK
Discotheque/freelance bar much raided by Pattaya police
Potential customers should note that on one police raid, customers
were hurt due to an emergency exit to the street being locked. In fact
the packed interior and narrow entrance corridor suggests that this
would be a nightmare in an emergency. Drinks in the 170-200 Baht range
Review May 2012: Popular and Busy
Beers are still 170 Baht for farangs (paid for on delivery). Mostly
loud US rap, music wise. Very popular with freelancers. There's a live
band which alternates with DJs. Generally busy after midnight.
News July 2010: Price Watch
Beers are now 170 Baht for farangs whilst Thais pay 90 Baht.
Review from
Pattaya Secrets, Sept 2008: Fabulous Band
If you are into hip hop and gangsta rap I don’t think there is a
better place in Pattaya to listen to it. The DJ’s pump out a 30 minute
set and then flawlessly, the absolutely fabulous band takes over, all
vocalists take turns, one better than the other, the line up includes a
gorgeous girl who is not on the stage just for her beauty, she gives as
good as the guys with perfect attitude.
Lucifer’s have spared no expense on the sound system, the light show
is appropriate for what the place is, just to remind you, a sort of
underground music focused venue with a customer base of hard core hip
hop music lovers.
There were plenty of freelances on the prowl so you could go on your own
and still get laid, but its not like your shooting fish in a barrel, you
may have to work a bit, I saw a couple of guys get knock backs. My
advice would to bring a girl with you’re your probably safer that way
also.
Review from
Pattaya Addicts, Oct 2007: Pretty
Expensive
Lucifer is the place to go around 2 am. It is a great place, many
girls, great DJ but pretty expensive drinks (shots can be around 220
baht... There is no real dance floor but still everybody is dancing.
Review from
Pattaya Secrets, Dec 2006: Young
Crowd
I liked the place. It's music policy seems to be almost entirely
hiphop which is ok by me. DJ Domination was playing, but I wasn't that
impressed.
What did impress me was the standard of the freelancers, a fairly
young crowd but mainly good looking with nice attitudes.
December 2005: Heaven
I think the best place for music and ladies. the quality always seems
to be there. Anyway when in Pattaya I always seem to go there nearly
every night.
The music is the same every night as well. So you can go to the loo
outside for a break and come back into the disco and know which song is
next!!
There also seems a mad rush of women between 12 and 1. Mostly
freelancers but heaven!!
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Lucky Star
Walking Street (corner Soi Lucky
Star) |
Lucky Star
Beer bar
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Mammon Disco Covent Garden
Pattaya Soi 16 |
Mammon Disco
Iranian disco opened 14th May 2010 upstairs at Covent Garden
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Marine Disco Club
Walking Street Until 4am |
Marine Disco Club
Disco
Prices from
Pattaya Talk, September 2010: Ouch!
Heineken 125 baht. Beware of the vodka lipo at 280 Baht. Vodka (170
baht) AND the Lipo (110 baht).
Review from
Pattaya Addicts, Oct 2007: Real Dance
Floor
Marine 1 is the place to go around 3am.
Most of the girls from the bars try to pull in that place. The only
thing about Marine 1 is: It is ALWAYS the same music.
The drinks are also not the cheapest.
The good thing here is that you got a real dance floor.
Review from
Pattaya Secrets, Dec 2006: The Daddy
The Daddy of them all and still the best IMHO. It's bigger than the
rest, a fairly simple design and lighting setup but used very
effectively with an almost warehouse type feeling.
It was packed with a whole variety of farangs and thais of all ages
who all mostly seemed to be having a good time.
The music is excellent too, fairly hiphop free, a bit cheesy but just
the thing to get a crowd dancing. Loads of cute, and some not so cute,
Thai girls looking for a farang for the night.
October 2006:
Happy hour until 1am with drinks at 80 Baht
December 2005:
If I never got one from elsewhere, and wanted to, then this is where
I would end up. Sometimes the quality is not what it should be but at
that time of night does anyone care?
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Marine 2
Soi Marine Plaza
(off Pratamnak Road) |
Marine 2
Disco noted for the very late night slot
News Jan 2009: Competition
Said to have lowered drinks prices from 160 to 100 Baht in response
to competition from Insomnia.
June 2006:
From 4am to 6am. This is near Marine Plaza in the basement of a
hotel. Hard-core disco crowd but still plenty of girls to choose from.
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Marine Plaza
Soi Marine Plaza
(off Pratamnak Road) |
Marine Plaza
Disco. Watch out for the 250 Baht Bicardi Breezers
June 2006:
This is the big Arab orientated disco that gets busy between about
2am until closing time at about 4am. Lots of girls in there and many
farangs as well as arabs. It's situated kind of opposite Coyotes.
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Marine Pool Bar
Soi Marine Plaza
(off Pratamnak Road) |
Marine Pool Bar
New upstairs bar on the site of the old Club Insomnia. Opening soon
(as of Sept 2009)
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Maureen's Bar
Walking Street |
Maureen's Bar
Beer bar. Redeveloped in January 2009 and is now called Ring the
Bell, see below
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Maxie's Bar
Walking Street: Soi 16 |
Maxie's Bar
Beer bar
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Maya Karaoke
Walking Street
(upstairs from Champion A-GoGo) |
Maya Karaoke
Karaoke bar. Previously a GoGo bar last used when Champion suffered a
30 day closure and relocated upstairs for a while. Now Guugle.
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Mint City
Walking Street (Pier Entertainment Complex) |
Mint City
Beer bar
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Mixx Nightlife
Bali Hai Plaza
At far end of
Walking Street |
Mixx
Nightlife
Disco opened Sep 2007
Prices December 2010: Expensive
Bottled beer 170 Baht
News Feb 2009: Blush
Coyote dancing has been added at the Blush Club
News from
Pattaya City News, Sep 2007: Crystal
Palace
On the 3rd Floor of the New Bali Hai Plaza at the South end of
Pattaya Beach, the grand opening took place of a new Discotheque aimed
at the foreign and Thai market.
Mixx Nightlife offers two rooms of music featuring a variety of dance
and hip-hop music. Area 1 is known as the Rouge Club and features the
best of R&B and Hip Hop, area 2 is the Crystal Palace featuring the best
of House, Trance and Progressive Music.
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MJ's
Walking Street: Soi Happy |
MJ's
Beer bar
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Molly Malone's
Walking Street |
Molly Malone's
Eating & drinking Irish themed bar. Previously named Kilkenny's but
was renamed in December 2007. Closed in September 2009 and is now
Baccara.
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Moonlight
Walking Street |
Moonlight
Beer bar
October 2005:
A people watching bar with a good view of the coming and going in
Walking Street and Soi Diamond. The seats are arranged in the small bar
to overlook the street
There are a couple of TVs that inevitably
show football, and there is a pool table at the back.
Not so many
girls as other bars though.
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Morning Star Beer Bar Covent
Garden Complex
Walking Street: Soi 16 |
Morning Star Beer Bar
Irish themed beer bar, closed in August 2011. Now Iroony
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Motoroom
Walking Street |
Motoroom
Disco with coyote dancers. Intermittent opening and closed in
June 2011. Re-opened on 30th September 2011.
Russian owned and very expensive lady
drinks at 300 Baht. Bottled beer 95 Baht.
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Movida
Walking Street Soi 14/15 |
Movida
Nightclub with a low key opening on 27th February 2013. The Venue
was previous Top Girls and then Illusions. Closed at the end of
March 2013 with a sign suggested that the bar will try something
new.
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Mum Bar
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
Mum Bar
Open coyote bar new for July 2011. Previously Paris and Atlantis A-GoGo.
Set to open 1st August 2011. The shutters were up on 18th September.
Re-opened but closed and up for sale in May 2012. Re-opened 1st November
2012.
News November 2012: Re-opened
Mum Bar re-opened 1st of December 2012. The bar had a bit of a
upgrade, same layout, walls are now wooden, not painted,
There's a new pool table at the back of the bar, and as before
there are coyote dancers,
News August 2012: Renovations
The bar is now installing a glass front and will re-open soon,
presumably still with coyotes dancers but now with aircon.
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Muttley's Walking Street: Soi
15 |
Muttley's
Beer bar now refitted and renamed Cats Corner, see below
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| My Way
Walking Street |
My Way
Beer bar favoured by ladyboys
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P.72
Walking Street |
P.72
Beer bar and Restaurant. Heineken 80 Baht
News Oct 2007: Refit
The oval bar has been pushed further back from Walking Street and the
space left has been cleared. After a bit of rework the bar was moved
back with little obvious resultant change.
Summer 2006:
Really a beer bar and restaurant that are side by side, with a hotel
above. On the bar side there is a troop of girls in black dresses.
There's a big screen TV if you're into football.
It is a
reasonably quiet bar that avoids the dance music fixation of many of the
competitors. There is sometimes a duo of musicians concentrating on more
pop than dance music. The restaurant is a bit more up-market.
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Pang Pang Beer bar
Walking Street
(Simon Bar Complex near Soi 16) |
Pang Pang Beer bar
Beer bar
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Paris Super Bar
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
Paris Super Bar
Beer bar
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Pattaya Beer Garden
Behind Siren Bar Complex
Beach Road
(at junction with
Walking Street)
www.pattayabeergarden.com |
Pattaya Beer Garden
Freelancer pick up bar, opened on 25th April 2008
News from
pattayabeergarden June 2008: Progress
into June
From day one we have had consistently good business. The bar itself
can be a little deceptive because of the size and the four different
areas. Fifty people can virtually disappear and it takes over 100
people to make the place look slightly busy. For me this is a great
advantage as the relaxing, chill out atmosphere is not spoilt even
when we are busy.
The freelancer situation is evolving and getting better all the
time. We are always promoting the beer garden to the girls and
building up a nice set of regulars. New girls stumble in every day
and overall I am satisfied we are on the right track. It is still a
bit hit and miss and will probably remain so for a few more months.
You just have to try your luck and maybe wait for a while for new
girls to wander in.
I have mentioned busy times before but I think it is a bit self
defeating to do so. Last week I write that I was surprised by the
number of girls arriving after 10pm. On Friday night we had about 25
girls sitting at the bar at 7 pm and 5 guys. By 9 pm that had
changed to 25 guys and 5 girls. Sometimes the balance is right and
sometimes it is not. I am sure this will continue until we are
better known.
I saw a comment on a board last week about the rules of engagement.
Basically the poster was saying he was not going to approach the
girls and if they did not approach him nothing was going to happen.
That approach will work in just about every bar in Pattaya but it
will not work at the Pattaya Beer Garden. You must make first
contact. If you can’t or won’t do that then the PBG is probably not
for you. If you approach a girl at the bar I can almost guarantee
that you will not be rebuffed. The girls are there to find a man
after all. Even fat old balding people like me are seen as desirable
meat mates. So don’t be shy just say Hi. The rest will follow
naturally and without pressure.
We are in to out June promotions now. The freelancer discount
continues. Bring your own freelancer and receive a 100 baht discount
off your order. Please ask clearly for "The Freelancer Discount"
when ordering.
Happy hours are 3 pm to 5 pm and then again 9 pm to 11 pm every day.
All bottled beers are 50 baht (except Corona). This week we have
permanently lowered the price of Corona and Strongbow.
A new thing we are trying in June is the "Sunset Promotion". The PBG
is a great place to watch the sunset each evening around 6:30 pm. It
can be quite spectacular. From 5:30 pm to 7 pm each night we are
offering the "Sunset Special". A plate of Thai h'orderves and a
Sundowner cocktail for two hundred baht. The Thai snacks are very
tasty and farang friendly (will not blow your head off) and the
Sundowner cocktail packs a bit of a wallop with three shots of the
hard stuff.
News April 2008: Open
The bar is now open for business and the Pattaya regulars have been
giving a good reception. There are plenty of promotions during May
to give it a good kick start.
News March 2008: Freelancers
People have always wondered why Pattaya doesn't have a venue for
freelancers along the lines of Bangkok's Beer Garden on Soi 7.
Well bar owner Pattaya Pete (previously of FLB) has bought a venue
that he hopes will emulate the success of the Beer Garden. The venue
is hardly a garden though, as it is at the back of the Pier Complex
overlooking the sea.
It is a large venue and will feature reasonable prices so as to
encourage customers and girls to hang around and buy a few drinks.
There will be no bar fines.
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Pattaya Bull Dog Bar
Siren Bar Complex
Beach Road
(at junction with
Walking Street) |
Pattaya Bull Dog Bar
Beer bar
Comment July 2007: Italian
Owned by an Italian and his wife Alena. She was a great mamasan.....
lots of fun..... speaks Italian of course
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Peaches
Walking Street |
Peaches
Aircon bar opened October 2008. Closed August 2010.
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Pepy's Bar
Pratamnak Road (near Walking
Street: Soi 15) |
Pepy's Bar
Beer bar. Became Pepy's Bar in summer 2008. Previously Ning's Bar
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Performance Bar
Walking Street |
Performance Bar
Closed and opened later in December 2010 as a gay bar. Now G-U-Y Club
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The Pier
Walking Street |
The Pier
A large new disco at the building that was once Polo, Lollipop
and Cosy A-GoGo.
The expensive East European dancing ladies of
Galaxy have a new venue in part of the Pier.
Beers at the disco are 180 Baht, and other drinks are more.
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Pizza Bar Walking Street
(by FLB) |
Pizza Bar
The lady boy beer bar closed in April 2007. And has now been replaced
by Coleen's Bar, see above
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Play Walking Street |
Play
Nightclub opened in December 2011 replacing Goodfellas, and before
that 19th Hole. Upmarket disco targeted at the young folk.
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Players Dance Club
Soi Marine Plaza |
Players Dance Club
Lounge bar with disco dancing girls, closed in June 2006. Venue then
became Club Insomnia
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Playhouse
Soho Square
Walking Street |
Playhouse
Opened in late 2012
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Pompet Beer bar
Walking Street (opposite FLB) |
Pompet Beer bar
Beer bar
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Republica Disco TK
Walking Street
(Opposite Soi Diamond) |
Republica Disco TK
Disco opened December 26th 2008. 165 Baht for bottled beer. Closed in
May/June 2008.
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Rex Bali Hai
(South end of Walking Street) |
Rex
Nightclub. New for 2012.
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Ring the Bell
Walking Street
(In front of Champion A-GoGo) |
Ring the Bell
Beer bar. Took over from Maureen's in January 2009.
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River Bar
Walking Street: Soi 14
(Pratamnak Road end) |
River Bar
Scandinavian beer bar. Closed by March 2009 and up for sale
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Rock Club
Soi Marine Plaza |
Rock Club
Music venue closed in summer of 2008, Lam Morrison has returned to
Blues Factory. Venue now redeveloped
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Rock Spot Beer bar
Walking Street
(Behind the boxing ring under Marine Disco) |
Rock Spot Beer bar
Beer Bar
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Rolling Live 1
Simon Beer Bar Complex
Walking Street
(near soi 16) |
Rolling Live 1
Beer bar. Renamed from Rolling Stone reportedly due to copyright
claims.
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Rolling Live 2
Walking Street
(Front of Covent Garden Complex, at Soi 16) |
Rolling Live 2
Beer bar
Prices from
forum.thepattayaclub.com, April 2013: Prices
160 Baht for bottled beer and 170 Baht for a lady drink.
Prices from
Pattaya Addicts, March 2012: Prices
130 Baht Thai spirits + mixer, 150 Baht for western brands + mixers.
Bottled beer 120-130 Baht.
Review from
Pattaya Addicts, June 2007: Favourite
I enthusiastically second the Rolling Stone 2 bar where Soi 16 meets
Walking Street. They have a terrific band that plays all the classic
rock standards. It's a big bar overlooking Walking Street so it's
perfect for people-watching. You can play pool, flirt with the girls,
watch sports on the TVs or just chill. By far my favorite beer bar.
Pattaya brochure review February 2006:
Rolling Welcome
The bar has a pleasant outside seating environment for
watching passers by on Walking Street. The bar has over 30 beautiful
women as well as excellent live music.
Both Gary and Noi, his friendly wife are always great ones to talk
to and they definitely made us feel welcome.
Review Autumn 2005: Doubtless a
Good Business
A note for all the doubters of the Covent Garden Complex the
Rolling Stone 2 Bar is exceeding all business expectations! Have
to agree with you that the Rolling Stone 2 bar is rather nice, I
spent a night drinking there until the sun came up.
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Rolling Live 6
Walking Street
(Simon Bar Complex near Soi 16) |
Rolling Live 6
Beer bar. Took over from Don't Tell Mama Bar in December 2010. Keep
your eye on the tab.
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The Roo Bar & Guesthouse
98
Walking Street
www.roobarpattaya.com |
The Roo Bar & Guesthouse
Beer bar, previously known as the Jan Bar
March 2006:
Bar Culture
The bar TV hosts all of Australia's sporting and cultural events such
as ANZAC Day, Melbourne Cup Day and Australia Day etc. Football games
and finals series (AFL & NRL) are recieved from Australia live via
satellite, along with other major Australian sporting events.
January 2006:
The Roo Bar has Aussie owners, Bob & Roundy, at least one of them
always present. Icy cold beer, good conversation with owners and other
customers, no loud music. Quick service. The bar is full most nights,
high and low season despite having to sit on backless stools. Serious
beer drinkers stay all night, and spend spend spend.
Summer 2005:
Open front bar popular with the Australians. Great hosts, nice girls,
cold beer and lotsa, lotsa bullshit!!
On the other hand: It is a depressingly grubby bar and always seems
to be inhabited by Australians who come all the way to LOS to sit in a
bar talking to other Australians about Australia! The only women I have
seen in there were ones I had wished I hadn't
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The Roof Night Club Walking Street |
The Roof Night Club
Night club featuring coyote dancing, opened in May 2006 in the venue
previously used by Highway Star A-GoGo. The bar closed in Jan 2007.
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Roof Top Bar
Walking Street (Pier
Entertainment Complex) |
Roof Top Bar
Proved difficult to get people to go upstairs and the bar had closed
by summer 2008
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Rose Marie Beer bar
Pratamnak Road (near Walking
Street: Soi 15) |
Rose Marie Beer bar
Beer bar with sporadic opening since September 2010.
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Ru's
2nd Road
(Behind Moonlight Complex just north of Soi 6) |
Ru's
High end nightclub maybe targeting the Thai market. Opened in 2012.
Previously Fashion and Barzia
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Sabai Sabai
Walking Street: Soi Happy |
Sabai Sabai
Beer bar
From
Pattaya Secrets
They tried to pull the you never pay trick where they claim you never
paid the bill while you are waiting for your change. Could not get
through to the tourist police so I ended up paying the bill 3 times. 590
baht bill, gave them 1000, no change, and ended up giving them 500 again
to settle and leave. I thought this stuff was in the past, however it is
alive and well here. I would advise pay as you go here
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Secrets
Walking Street: Soi 14 Open from 1pm complete with dancing girls
www.PattayaSecrets.com |
Secrets
Hostess bar & hotel opened 1st September 2006.
Info Feb 2012: Prices
Bottled beer is 115 Baht and draft beer is 70 Baht.
Review by Materialsman, October 2009: Cheers Style Bar
I quite like Secrets as a concept, and I am a regular contributor to
their website Forum, though I do consider they charge like a wounded
rhinoceros for my favoured bottled Heineken, thus forcing me to drink
the draft beer Tiger on my visits here, I don't have a problem paying
outrageous prices for a bottled beer in a Go-Go, where there is acres of
naked flesh on display, but I feel that in a Coyote style Bar, the
pricing in Club Blu or the Honeypot is more to my liking.
Secrets is what it is, a sort of Cheers style Bar where
everyone knows your name and was busy as always, a very successful
business concept, perhaps partly, but not singularly due to the
ubiquitous and gregarious Manager Larry, though last night I felt
the Mamasan was a bit hasty in trying to thrust a girl at me for
company, actually before I had even got my first beer, that may be
fine for a shy newbie, but I like to take my time and actually
select a cutie to sit with me, it's a minor irritation, but I guess it
worked, as I felt obliged to buy a lady drink and swap idle
where you come from,' 'what's your name' style crap until I
could beat a retreat.
Info Dec 2008: Prices
Barfines for hostesses are 450 Baht. 1000 Baht for dancers before
midnight (including afternoons until 3pm) and 600 Baht after midnight.
Draft Tiger is 60 Baht
Review from
Pattaya-Live, March 2008: Spanking
Service was good, there were a shit load of girlies and a good load
of them hot, the pizza we ordered was spanking, and the ale was cold.
Review April 2007: Lonely
(but Good Food)
The general Pattaya rule is that bars employ hostesses but
restaurants generally avoid them.
I thought it would be nice to have meal with company rather than the
usual eating alone so I stopped by Secrets as one of the few bars that
combine girls with food (and aircon)
Unfortunately the way that Secrets hook up the girls with customers
is pretty naff and it wasn't to be. The girls were lined up just inside
the door and they were a pretty mixed bunch. A couple of oldies were the
first to catch my eye in the short time that you to make a choice. My
body language sent out distress signals to alert the two oldies that
they shouldn't bother trying their luck. Unfortunately the whole pack of
girls caught the same distress signals and the whole lot ignored me for
the entire visit.
Once inside and having time to survey the scene it seems that many
customers were sitting there lonely and that the girls would either
ignore them all or else flock around a few big spending, big character
types that were probably regulars. They clearly were enjoying the
attention so there are surely a few good reviews deserved by the bar.
Still I pressed on with the food order and the service was prompt and
efficient.
The meal was very good and the chef had made a fine effort to put a
little style and originality into basic pub food.
Just a shame that no hostesses so much as glanced in my direction.
Info Dec 2006: Prices
Barfines for hostesses are 400 Baht.
1000 Baht for dancers before midnight and 600 Baht
after midnight.
Review by jj, Dec 2006: Keep it a
SECRET
The only ones likely to be spread a word of mouth ad for Secrets are
the investors. This place is best kept a secret from seasoned punters.
We found ourselves on Walking Street a bit before the angel-hour of
8PM. The first group of hello-girls we encountered south of Pattaya Tai
were touting Secrets . They promised "sexy girls". Being easily swayed,
we fell for the ploy.
Secrets is one of those beautifully
appointed bars that cost the investors a large fortune to outfit. It's
attraction stops there. At that early hour, there were perhaps 20-25
ladies in residence. For the most part they were completely ignoring the
3-5 punters present. They were arranged in gaggles of 4-6, deeply
engaged in conversation among themselves; one group surrounding a video
game machine near the side door. Everything the previous reviewers said
about this place: seating, music, oldies and fatties is completely true.
Three large flat-screen TVs were showing a concert video -- with the
sound off. The DJ was playing the standard CD that the Thai government
seemingly issues with every liquor license. Drink prices were going rate
except for something called "Secrets Cocktails" of unspecified
ingredients for 280 baht!
Likely the investors will pepper sites like this with rave reviews
in hopes of recouping their funds. With the competition on Walking
Street alone, I give this place a year at most before they pull the
plug.
Review Sept 2006: Suay
The bar is immediately attractive. It features a central bar with
comfortable chairs at the bar. There are bays of couch seating around
the back. Lighting and decoration is spot on.
There are dancing poles with girls in disco wear.
Bottled Tiger Beer was very reasonable at 50 Baht. San Miguel,
spirits and lady drinks are 95 Baht
I didn't stay long though as the hostess who attached herself to me
was an oldie. In fact the girls on the prowl in my vicinity weren't a
very attractive bunch but I did spot a couple of pretty girls around the
other side of the bar.
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Seven Seas
Walking Street: Soi Happy |
Seven Seas
Beer bar
The owner reads the forum
Pattaya Talk
using the board name Cbrib
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Shangri La Bar
Walking Street
(towards the new pier end) |
Shangri La Bar
Beer bar
Stands out from the crown in that it features massive quantities of
ornaments and soft furnishing etc. It looks like a lifetimes work for a
rather eccentric owner. There are so many dangly things and cushions and
tapestries and pictures that there seems little room for customers.
Doesn't seem to matter much though as I have rarely seen many.
It is a bar where I will surely pop in one day. But the nearby rather
basic, loud, garish & tasteless bars have one slight advantage over
Shangri La, they are stocked with attractive short time girlfriends.
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Shooters
Walking Street: Soi Diamond |
Shooters
Aircon bar opened June 30th 2007. Previously known as Lennie's.
Converted to a GoGo in November 2008.
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Sky Ice Walking Street:
Pattaya Soi 15 |
Sky Ice
Beer bar, closed by Jan 2007
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Smile Bar
Pratamnak Road
(near Walking Street: Soi Diamond) |
Smile Bar
Beer bar
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SnowIce
Walking Street
(At the back of old Nok Beer Bar Complex) |
SnowIce
Opened as a coyote bar in 2009 then had less clothed ladies so
qualified as a GoGo. But it didn't last long and the bar has been taken
away and the space is now used for pool tables.
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So Cool
Walking Street: Soi 14
(above Illusion Pattaya Club) |
So Cool
Coyote bar opened in September 2007. Then a bells and whistles show
bar. Now part of Illusions Club but still said to do bells and whistles
shows.
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Southern Swing Soho Square
Walking Street |
Southern Swing
Western themed bar. Closed in November 2009
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Star Beer bar
Walking Street
(corner of Soi Happy) |
Star Beer bar
Beer bar
Review 2005
Mostly absent Thai female owner, Thai cashier manages each shift.
Draught beer is flat, bottled beer is almost warm, music mostly loud but
they will turn the volume down if asked. Service is good, girls don't
push themselves onto you unless you wink at them. The bar never does a
roaring trade. Serious beer drinkers have one (maybe leave half of it)
and move on.
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Stoney's Food & Drink
Walking Street |
Stoney's Food & Drink
Beer Bar, Sold and renamed The Best Bar in June 2006, see above
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Taffy's Bar
Walking Street: Soi 15
(corner soi 14) |
Taffy's Bar
Beer bar previously named Muttley's. Renamed in September 2008 to
Cats Corner, see above
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Teazers
Walking Street
(in front of Living Dolls One)
From 9pm
Best after 10pm
www.teazerspattaya.com |
Teazers
New coyote bar opened in December 2009.
News October 2012: Renovation
The bar was closed for a few days for a change of layout to
better use the rather narrow space available.
Prices June 2010
Lady drinks are 120 Baht and 150 Baht and the barfine is 750 Baht.
Many girls are unavailable and many others ask top dollar.
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Theatre of Dreams
Simon Beer Bar Complex
Walking Street (near soi 16) |
Theatre of Dreams
Beer bar
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Tiger Lounge
Walking Street: Soi Diamond
(upper floor)
www.tigerpattaya.com |
Tiger
Lounge
Coyote dancing opened Jan 2007. Nude dancing on offer in July 2008 so
now listed as a gogo
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Tiger Tiger
Walking Street: Soi Lucky Star |
Tiger Tiger
Beer bar
December 2005: Football
If football is your thing, then Tiger Tiger is the place to be.
Particularly if you are a fan of the English game..
While there
are all the normal beers & spirits. Cocktails are 120 baht.
There are two pool tables, one blue and one green, which are in good
condition considering the amount of use they get.
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Time Out
Walking Street: Soi 15 |
Time Out
Beer bar
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Tipsy Night Club
Soho Square
Walking Street |
Tipsy Night Club
New Soho square club set for September 2012
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Tony's Entertainment Complex
Walking Street |
Tony's Entertainment Complex
Disco/freelance bar reborn as Club Abyzz in January 2011. See
above
News August 2009: Cool Spot
A new idea for Tony's is a Cool Spot targeting Expats with cheaper
beer currently at 90 Baht
Thanks to Ryan, Dec 2007: 180
Baht Water
I bought one bottle of water I never paid for it I just walked
straight out when my bin came. 180 Baht (ฃ2.60) they are charging
for a bottle of water in Tony's the exact same I bought one hour
before from a 7/11 shop at 15 Baht. i
I am not greedy but you would not even pay that for water in the
centre of Edinburgh. so I would say it is a rip off and more
expensive than European discotheques.
From
Pattaya Bargirls, August 2006:
Pattaya Economics
If you're rich, dumb and horny, be sure to visit Tony's. There, you
will find hundreds of freelance Thai hookers who want to meet you before
you wise-up.
Tony's is probably the most expensive bar in
Thailand. It's definitely the most infuriating. Hundreds of annoying
waiters bother you every 60 seconds (no exaggeration) offering drinks,
cigarettes, flowers, photos, cigars and tequila slammers.
At 310
baht a pitcher, Tony's home brew is the cheapest drink available. If you
want to make one beer last all night then order this. It's the worst
pint I've ever tasted in my entire life.
Each time you order, the
change contains at least 40 baht in coins. If you pocket them, the
waiters don't hide their anger.
In fairness, the stage show was
quite entertaining. A fat Thai rapper, who thought he was black, belted
out some reasonable cover-versions. He was joined by a blonde Thai woman
who could also sing but was a little too chubby for her revealing
outfit.
Tony's is always packed. The key to its success is a
strange quirk in the laws of economics. Normally, you can't sell grossly
overpriced goods because rich, dumb customers don't exist in the real
world. Freelancer still dream about meeting one, though. That's why they
all go to Tony's.
The guys just go where the girls are. It's a vicious circle that
spoils Pattaya's nightlife.
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Too's
Walking Street |
Too's
Beer bar closed in August 2009.
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Top 10
Walking Street (downstairs from
Marine Disco) |
Top 10
Beer bar closed in March 2010 to make way for a re-housing of
Peppermint
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Torus Bar Walking Street |
Torus Bar
Large open bar with live music and a nightclub feel. New for June
2009
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