Can anybody remember the Anzac bar soi Charlermprakiat ?  No females permitted ???? 

37 minutes ago, Silent Tiger said:

Can anybody remember the Anzac bar soi Charlermprakiat ?  No females permitted

You mean the place that had "Booze Babes Beds Burgers BBQ" on it's sign ? 

   

Only remember the one in Pattayaland 1.

1 hour ago, TaaSaparot said:

Only remember the one in Pattayaland 1.

TaaSaparot yes sorry Pattaya 1 at bottom on left hand side as you was going up the Soi it was nearly 30yrs since last i was in

1 hour ago, Kerryd said:

You mean the place that had "Booze Babes Beds Burgers BBQ" on it's sign ? 

   

No it was alot bigger with pool table in there all closed in !!! But it was 1992 i think last time i was in 

7 minutes ago, Silent Tiger said:

TaaSaparot yes sorry Pattaya 1 at bottom on left hand side as you was going up the Soi it was nearly 30yrs since last i was in

Its been called Lewinskiis for around the last 20 years.

 

I was a regular in the ANZAC when Brooksie was the manager.

I recall it well.... mostly watched it from Dave's GB Bar across the street, where I was a feature!

I don't recall it being 'no famales' although Pattyaland 1 had a no hostesses place, (Irish Bar on Corner) as did Pattayaland 2 (Called Cheers maybe).

15 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

I recall it well.... mostly watched it from Dave's GB Bar across the street, where I was a feature!

I don't recall it being 'no famales' although Pattyaland 1 had a no hostesses place, (Irish Bar on Corner) as did Pattayaland 2 (Called Cheers maybe).

Yes Dave it was no female policy i remember going in a number of times always very busy !!! i remember Daves GB bar also great memories

37 minutes ago, TaaSaparot said:

Its been called Lewinskiis for around the last 20 years.

 

I was a regular in the ANZAC when Brooksie was the manager.

Was Brooksie the short stocky guy in his 40s pre 1993 ish ?

6 hours ago, Silent Tiger said:

Was Brooksie the short stocky guy in his 40s pre 1993 ish ?

Yes, that sounds like him.

 

He was there for a few years as Manager before buying Uncle Kens Toast Shop which was a small bar on Second Road across the street from Pattayaland 1.

 

I asked about him on another forum and was told that several years ago, he went back to Sydney and had died.

6 hours ago, jacko45k said:

I recall it well.... mostly watched it from Dave's GB Bar across the street, where I was a feature!

Back in those day, Daves GB Bar was the place to go early Saturday night.

 

They had a guy with a radio in his ear, and he would update a board with all the football scores as the goals went in.

 

Satellite TV killed that.

21 minutes ago, TaaSaparot said:

Yes, that sounds like him.

 

He was there for a few years as Manager before buying Uncle Kens Toast Shop which was a small bar on Second Road across the street from Pattayaland 1.

 

I asked about him on another forum and was told that several years ago, he went back to Sydney and had died.

He was a nice fella always bubbly and polite !!! Can you remember when it got busted about 94 for some heavy s**t !!!

21 minutes ago, TaaSaparot said:

Back in those day, Daves GB Bar was the place to go early Saturday night.

 

They had a guy with a radio in his ear, and he would update a board with all the football scores as the goals went in.

 

Satellite TV killed that.

It was a good strip at the bottom of that soi early 90s !!! some great characters 

1 hour ago, Silent Tiger said:

He was a nice fella always bubbly and polite !!! Can you remember when it got busted about 94 for some heavy s**t !!!

Can't be the same guy .... Brooksie was a miserable grumpy sod, but very funny with it ????

8 hours ago, jacko45k said:

I recall it well.... mostly watched it from Dave's GB Bar across the street, where I was a feature!

I don't recall it being 'no famales' although Pattyaland 1 had a no hostesses place, (Irish Bar on Corner) as did Pattayaland 2 (Called Cheers maybe).

Didn't it then get taken over by an American who called it Tropics, then an Irish man who called ir Mulligans then another who called it Sinbin before becoming one of the many very successful Indian restaurants that prolifigate around town?

13 hours ago, SidJames said:

Didn't it then get taken over by an American who called it Tropics, then an Irish man who called ir Mulligans then another who called it Sinbin before becoming one of the many very successful Indian restaurants that prolifigate around town?

I think it was the unit to the right of the one you are describing.

2 hours ago, TaaSaparot said:

I think it was the unit to the right of the one you are describing.

That unit was a gold shop for a while they own a lot of the buildings in that stretch.

Bangkok chinese Thai crew.

On 6/23/2020 at 5:25 PM, TaaSaparot said:

Can't be the same guy .... Brooksie was a miserable grumpy sod, but very funny with it ????

Ive spoke to my m8 in Aus !!! yes it was brooksie i found him fine mate ???? & good laugh always had a comment about somebody ???? ????