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Two traditional English pubs in Pattaya are closing their doors

By Gringo
Posted in Bars, Pattaya, Cities, Going out
Tags: English pubs, Pig & Whistle, Sports bar, The Butcher's Arms

June 2, 2019

It was remarkable that two traditional English pubs in Pattaya have ceased to exist. Apparently they have not been able to compete against the many new so-called Sports Bars.

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Two traditional English pubs in Pattaya are closing their doors