Western Restaurants in Pattaya

Pattaya's steakhouse scene ranges from premium to pub-style. The Grill (Hilton) serves imported Australian and US steaks from 800–2,500 THB. Cafe des Amis on Third Road is legendary for French-cut steaks from 600–1,500 THB. For budget steaks, Sizzler (Central Festival) does combo sets from 350–550 THB. Most use charcoal or wood-fired grills.

Authentic Italian dining thrives in Pattaya. La Baguette (Pratumnak) serves handmade pasta from 250–450 THB. Bruno's (Chateau Dale) is a long-standing fine-dining Italian from 500–1,200 THB per dish. For casual Italian, Mantra (near Walking Street) has wood-fired pizzas and pasta from 200–400 THB. Many Italian spots are expat-owned and operated.

Gourmet burgers have exploded in Pattaya. The Classroom (Soi Buakhao) does creative craft burgers from 250–400 THB. Retox Bar (LK Metro) serves massive American-style burgers from 200–350 THB. For chains, Shake Shack at Terminal 21 offers burgers from 250 THB. Street-side burger carts near Walking Street do late-night burgers from 120–180 THB.

British and Irish pubs line Soi 6, Soi 7, and LK Metro. Expect fish and chips (200–350 THB), bangers and mash (180–300 THB), shepherd's pie (200–300 THB), and Sunday roasts (250–450 THB). The Sportsman (Soi 13) and Robin Hood (Third Road) are popular for hearty portions and big-screen sports.

For special occasions, Edge (Hilton) offers panoramic sea views with international cuisine from 800–2,000 THB per course. Glass House (beachfront) serves Mediterranean seafood in a stunning setting from 500–1,500 THB. Café des Amis has been Pattaya's top-rated Western restaurant for years. Dress code applies at most — smart casual minimum.

Western breakfast is widely available. Eggs & Co (Pratumnak) does full English and eggs Benedict from 180–350 THB. Coffee Club at major malls serves brunch sets from 250–400 THB. Many guesthouses along Soi Buakhao serve all-day English breakfasts from 150–250 THB. Weekend brunches at hotels run 500–1,200 THB with free-flow drinks.

Wine culture is growing in Pattaya. Wine Cellar (Pratumnak) stocks 200+ labels with glasses from 200–500 THB. Café des Amis has an excellent French wine list. Hotel bars at the Hilton and Amari offer curated wine lists. For cocktails, rooftop bars like Horizon (Hilton) serve craft cocktails from 300–500 THB with sunset views.

Pratumnak Hill has the highest concentration of quality Western restaurants catering to expats. Central Festival and Terminal 21 malls have chain restaurants like Outback and Sizzler. Soi Buakhao is the budget Western food hub. Naklua/Wongamat has upscale Western options. Walking Street area has late-night Western fare.

Numerous cafes serve Western comfort food alongside coffee. Paul's Kitchen (Soi Khao Noi) does home-style meals from 150–280 THB. Coffee World and True Coffee in malls have sandwiches, quiches, and salads from 150–300 THB. Many coworking cafes along Pratumnak offer Western lunch menus.

7-Eleven and Family Mart stock sandwiches, pies, and ready meals from 35–80 THB. Food courts at malls have Western stalls with pasta and grilled chicken from 80–150 THB. Happy hour deals at bars often include burger-and-beer combos from 199 THB. Sizzler lunch buffet is 299 THB — excellent value.

Traditional Sunday roasts are served at many British pubs from 12:00–16:00. Expect roast beef, lamb, or chicken with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, and gravy from 250–450 THB. Popular spots include The Sportsman, Robin Hood, and Jameson's Irish Pub. Book ahead as tables fill fast during peak season (Nov–Feb).

Most Western restaurants deliver via GrabFood, LINE MAN, and Foodpanda. Pizza chains (The Pizza Company, Domino's) offer 30-minute delivery. Burgers and pub food travel reasonably well. Fine dining restaurants generally don't deliver. Expect delivery fees of 20–60 THB within central Pattaya.