Pattaya brunch spots
Best Brunch in Pattaya
From beachfront Champagne brunches to classic full English — the ultimate brunch guide
Where's the best Sunday brunch in Pattaya?
Best for
- Sunday brunch traditions (most spots peak 11am–2pm)
- Family meals with kids' play areas (Hilton, Chocolate Factory)
- Special-occasion beachfront with champagne (The Glass House)
- Pool-day starters (Café del Mar)
Avoid if
- Walk-ins on weekends at premium venues without booking
- Strict vegan diets without prior phone confirmation
- Quick weekday breakfast (try /breakfast-spots instead)
- Quiet meals — most venues are lively Sunday 11am–2pm
Top Brunch Spots
The Glass House
Beachfront fine dining brunch, Champagne packages available
Café del Mar
Pool access included, DJ brunch on weekends
Moom Aroi
Massive seafood brunch spread, ocean views
Hilton Brunch
All-you-can-eat with free-flow drinks, live cooking stations
Café 66
Full English breakfast, expat favorite, great value
The Chocolate Factory
Artisan pastries, garden seating, chocolate fountain
Robin Hood
Sunday roast, pub brunch, generous portions
Horizon Rooftop
360° city views, cocktail brunch packages
Food Guide
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Frequently Asked Questions
For hotel brunches like the Hilton and upscale spots like The Glass House and Horizon Rooftop, reservations are strongly recommended, especially on weekends and holidays. These venues often sell out during peak season (November–February). Casual spots like Café 66, Robin Hood, and The Chocolate Factory generally do not require reservations — walk-ins are welcome, though you may wait 10–15 minutes during Sunday peak hours.
Brunch prices vary widely. Budget-friendly spots like Café 66 offer full English breakfasts for 150–350 THB. Mid-range brunch at places like The Chocolate Factory or Moom Aroi costs 200–600 THB per person. Premium hotel buffet brunches with free-flow drinks range from 1,200–2,500 THB. Champagne brunch packages at upscale venues can reach 3,000+ THB. On average, expect to spend 300–600 THB for a satisfying brunch with a drink.
Several brunch spots welcome families with children. The Hilton Brunch has a kids' buffet section with familiar foods and a play area. The Chocolate Factory has a garden where kids can roam, plus a menu of child-friendly pastries and desserts. Moom Aroi's spacious seaside setting works well for families. Café del Mar allows kids at their pool during brunch. Most venues offer high chairs and some have dedicated kids' menus.
The Hilton Brunch is widely considered the best all-around Sunday brunch, offering a massive international buffet with live cooking stations and free-flow drinks. For a more boutique experience, Café del Mar combines pool access with a DJ soundtrack and Mediterranean food. The Glass House in Na Jomtien is unbeatable for a special-occasion beachfront brunch. Robin Hood is the top pick for a traditional British Sunday roast.
Most brunch spots in Pattaya serve between 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM. Hotel buffet brunches like the Hilton usually run from 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Casual Western breakfast spots like Café 66 open as early as 7:30 AM and serve breakfast items until 2:00 PM. Café del Mar's DJ brunch runs from noon to 4:00 PM on weekends. Arriving between 10:00 and 11:30 AM gives you the widest selection at most venues.
Most brunch spots in Pattaya offer vegetarian options, though dedicated vegan menus are less common. The Chocolate Factory has excellent vegetarian pastries and salads. The Hilton Brunch buffet includes a salad bar, fruit station, and vegetarian hot dishes. Café del Mar has several Mediterranean vegetarian plates. For fully vegan options, Moom Aroi offers Thai dishes that can be made vegan on request. It is best to mention dietary needs when booking.