Anyone can give some clues?

Yesterday, I went to Acorn. But it was closed and empty !!!

Thanks a lot

Susan

Yeah, they were promoting the family restaurant concept...I think they were open about 6 months. Kinda tells you something about Pattaya doesn't it. Most of the larger McDonald's have play-pens for the kids and don't forget the Happy Meals too.

I guess it would be empty if it was closed.

Not sure about Pattaya central as I work there and do not want to go back into town with the kids of an evening. If you are out near Lake Mabprachan - Serenity used to be The Peacock Resort has pictures and colouring pens etc - well did on the Sunday I went for lunch, Fisherman's has a playground but can get a little boisterous when the "boys" are in. Mediterranean Garden Resort has a nice garden with a sala and a climbing frame for the little ones to play on. I am told that The Punch and Judy is good for Sunday lunch with small people but can't personally comment. If you have the budget The Hilton does a Sunday Brunch where they have a kid's club - they take them away and make pizzas, colouring etc. Hope this helps

Every restaurant is kids friendly as long as the kids can behave. Which doesn't happen often to be honest.

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Publish a list,so diners without kids can avoid.

There are loads of noisy (Russian) kids at this Seafood Buffet place in Central Mall. They seemed to be having a good time and the Thai staff seemed really into helping out the kids with their buffet choices. And there is a CHOCOLATE fountain!

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/608166-the-hit-and-run-restaurant-review-thread/?p=7603862

Edited April 1, 201412 yr by Jingthing

If you are looking on the east side then the Outback (Soi Siam Country) they have a good play area for younger children. Also the Courtyard has a garden area at the back which is safe for kids.

At least I know which ones to avoid now

Kids always seem to be happy at McDonalds