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fernando · #1 06-08-2004, 02:12

does anyone know of the best english breakfast in patong ??? love the thai food but not for breakfast !!!!

butterflyblonde · #2 06-08-2004, 02:15

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Originally Posted by fernando

does anyone know of the best english breakfast in patong ??? love the thai food but not for breakfast !!!!

Yes , i usually have it sat on my face ..hehe

fernando · #3 06-08-2004, 02:19

that will have yo do then !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

butterflyblonde · #4 06-08-2004, 02:35

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Originally Posted by fernando

that will have yo do then !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Haha , just kidding , plenty of small cafe style places around that do a whole range of food , like a place called number 5 on rat-tu-thit rd , i know they do fry ups but i only eat thai food so i cant recommend it to you.
If you are looking for western food , try champs sports bar
http://www.phuketdir.com/champs/
or go to the Yorkshire inn for fish & chips or sunday roasts
http://www.yorkshireinn.com/index.html
I know other members here have better knowledge than me of where you can get your bacon & eggs in the morning though , some suggestions will probably follow soon

eric-the-viking · #5 06-08-2004, 02:54

many places to try so its hard to name just one BUT saying that , Vics place just up from christins)does nice food .

stevem · #6 06-08-2004, 05:46

Buffalo Steakhouse in the soi opposite Sea Dragon, but is not opened for breakfast during the low season. Great breakfast, even the wife eats it.

IRISH JONNY · #7 06-08-2004, 14:07

Scruffy Murphys Do A Great Brekky........
2 Eggs
Bacon,
Sausage,
Pork Chop
Tamotoe
Beans,
Fried Spuds
Musrooms......
Bread And Toast..TEA OR COFFEE
The Only Problem Phaeng Mak Mak..249 Baht !!!!!!!!!!!

JayBee · #8 06-08-2004, 14:16

Just walk down Soi Sansabai(go to end of Bangla, cross street, it's a little off to your right). There are lots of restaurants on either side with English breakfasts, Aussie breakfast, German and Swedish, too. Prices vary. Some are pretty cheap, some medium Most have prices posted on chalk boards out front for specials.

Jaws · #9 07-08-2004, 10:55

I agree with BB and like the Yorkshire Inn for breakfast. Mind you the fact that it's close to where I stay is a factor in my choice ! ( as I'm a lazy bastard and won't walk too far. LOL )

K2 · #10 16-11-2006, 17:55

Instead of start a new thread I resurected this one ...

Rarely get over to Patong for breakfast, but was over early today... apart from Summer Breeze and Offshore Bar which I've already mentioned in the past - today had a go with Sheila's Guesthouse (Soi San Sabai) English Breakfast and was very pleased - most authentic tasting I've had and at 150 Baht - great value.

Post 2pm then it usually Faulty Towers for us and now they have new menu - feeling hungry again!

LivinLOS · #11 16-11-2006, 18:18

Offshore for a full english (the gutbuster is exactly that) but I like the hungry man in the mex also (not really english but good slab of ham / bacon etc) and thier rancher onmelette.

dogblower · #12 16-11-2006, 19:04

I know its not Patong, but if you're over Karon way you should give the O'Tool's Big Bhoyo breakfast a try.

Talbotman · #13 16-11-2006, 21:51

I USUALLY have my breakfast by the pool at the kn guesthouse fried noodles with chicken washed down by a large jug of jack daniels and diet coke plus 3 or 4 beers lovely then hit my bed for 3 hours before going oput at night no wonder i am always visiting the doctor on my return from los 55555555555

LivinLOS · #14 17-11-2006, 00:59

Yeah no wonder.. Those noodles are killer..

doctorglowstalk · #15 17-11-2006, 09:55

What about the ol' - honey rollover & lettuce on top ... available everywhere

Nautilus · #16 17-11-2006, 15:31

Anyone been to the Karon Cafe for breakfast?

Read a lot of great reviews, but have not got the chance to do it, unless i rent a car.

dogblower · #17 17-11-2006, 15:34

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Originally Posted by Nautilus

Anyone been to the Karon Cafe for breakfast?

Read a lot of great reviews, but have not got the chance to do it, unless i rent a car.

Their buffet breakfast is good value, but you're better off trying it in high season than low as the quality falls off considerably. Big eaters can really make a pig of themselves - all they ask is that you eat all you take.

Nautilus · #18 17-11-2006, 15:40

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Originally Posted by dogblower

Their buffet breakfast is good value, but you're better off trying it in high season than low as the quality falls off considerably. Big eaters can really make a pig of themselves - all they ask is that you eat all you take.

Thank you for the information. I understand they open early also.

I will be over in Patong again in December.

How much do i have to pay the tuk tuk to take me from Patong to Karon Cafe and back?

I cant ride a bike and since i am coming alone, i dont intend to rent a car.

Cheers.

muddyhoop · #19 17-11-2006, 19:27

Without a doubt....Tavern on the Hill (50 year road...on mountain overlooking Patong)!!!!

I have ate everywhere, this is No.1 for all Brit grub! Cheap too.

LivinLOS · #20 18-11-2006, 08:16

Never tried thier full english.. Might wait a few hours and sample one..

Everything else I have eaten there has been consistantly great.. Its one
I always pass on to people for a farang feed..