This will be my 1st stay in C.Mai without the sanity of the olde belle to chat, enjoy the latest sports on big screen, enjoy that sunday combination roast,where is the alternative around loi kroi rd, /night bazaar area,thanking you for any ideas,I heard the riverside restaurant is good, thats over the bridge isn't it.

songhklasid. ( be in C.Mai later next month)

Edited September 10, 201312 yr by songhklasid

You could look at the DownUnder Pub/Bar....its by or near the Iron bridge and not far from the Riverside. Stu is a nice guy and they have several big screens for all types of sports.

Its at the river end of Loi Kroh road.

You could look at the DownUnder Pub/Bar....its by or near the Iron bridge and not far from the Riverside. Stu is a nice guy and they have several big screens for all types of sports.

Its at the river end of Loi Kroh road.

Around 100 meters give or take before you get to the iron bridge. Never been in there but walk by it often and the clientele will often say hello as I go by, Seems to be a right friendly place.

Best Sunday Roast by far........Archers from 1pm

Best variety of sport on TV.....U.N. Irish Pub

Yep another vote for the Downunder Bar. Friendly staff, nice and roomy, upcoming sports usually written outside on a whiteboard.

Riverside is a fairly loud, often packed, eatery with music (and attracts a lot of youngster) - certainly not the place for a chat and to watch TV (they do have a quitter part across the road though - if its not raining).

Got Nicks Place on Soi 2 also - nice people, sport on the TV, fair number of expats.

Edited September 11, 201312 yr by wolf5370

Best Sunday Roast by far........Archers from 1pm

Best variety of sport on TV.....U.N. Irish Pub

Sorry to sound dumb, but where is "Archers"? Thanks in advance!

Yes, I like the sound of a sunday roast after a few days in the village, I can find the downunder, but where is archers?

Does the downunder have a sunday roast?

regards songhklasid.

Best Sunday Roast by far........Archers from 1pm

Best variety of sport on TV.....U.N. Irish Pub

I agree on Archer's Sunday Roast. Their English breakfast is also one of the best in town and the price is right.

O K is archers walking distance from night bazaar?

songhklasid

O K is archers walking distance from night bazaar?

songhklasid

If you are fit and have the time,...otherwise its a bit of a hike.

easy to find; you can go up the sunday walking st market road as far as the yamaha/wawee crossroads and turn right OR you can go up Ratcha past the UN irish/CM saloon to the zoe crossraods and turn left.

about 200m from whichever end you want to go from.

archers is the best sunday roast in cnx,get there early though,they do run out sometime late afternoon ,beef,lamb,or pork.need to be hungry to finish it,chiang mai saloon 2 has a wide choice of tvs showing the latest sport.

The Downunder isn't great for food. Burgers and stuff at best. But great for Sport, including streaming if it's not on the box.

For Sunday Roasts, you raise a good point now that Pedr's legged it. Maybe O'Malley's in Anusarn? Anyone?

Added: Might be able to kill all your birds with one stone, so to speak:

http://www.omalleys-thai.com/

Edited September 12, 201312 yr by Chicog

The Downunder isn't great for food. Burgers and stuff at best. But great for Sport, including streaming if it's not on the box.

For Sunday Roasts, you raise a good point now that Pedr's legged it. Maybe O'Malley's in Anusarn? Anyone?

Added: Might be able to kill all your birds with one stone, so to speak:

http://www.omalleys-thai.com/

That must be an old photo with Guinness at 160 b a pint?

Edited September 12, 201312 yr by Chiengmaijoe

Last time I ate in O'Malleys, it was pants and the toilet smelled bad.

People tend to keep quiet about the place, but you could always have a pint in the Red Lion (just across Night Bazaar rd, here: 18.784013,99.00067), though not sure he does a roast.

Or escape town and get up to the Pub on the mountain road (Huay Kaew, about here: 18.801564,98.966034).

Wherever you decide, anywhere will be a hit after Songkhla.

You could look at the DownUnder Pub/Bar....its by or near the Iron bridge and not far from the Riverside. Stu is a nice guy and they have several big screens for all types of sports.

Its at the river end of Loi Kroh road.

From the Night Bazar just going to the River.

Past the Demolished Downtown Inn Hotel.

Can not miss the old Hotel is has a shiny iron fence around it on the corner.

Then about 100 years on the right can not miss the DownUnder Pub/Bar