Spanish Speaker looking for Restaurant or Club Pattaya

[Fenicio]

Please I'm looking for some restaurant or Coffee Shop where Spanish speakers frequent.

Need to speak Spanish some times

Muchas Gracias en adelante

[craigt3365]

The Holiday Inn has a salsa night. It's listed on their website.

[Felixthecat]

I know of this.... http://www.salsaamante.com/

Hope that helps

[Michaelaway]

Havana Bar...?

[BkkLifeA]

Valencia Resto on Thepprasit rd.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/560199-has-anyone-tried-the-spanish-restaurant-on-thepprasit-road/

Not sure if they are still in business, but most spanish locals there.

[besth]

Valencia Resto on Thepprasit rd.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/560199-has-anyone-tried-the-spanish-restaurant-on-thepprasit-road/

Not sure if they are still in business, but most spanish locals there.

They closed long time ago. I don't think there is a Spanish restaurant now in Pattaya.

May sound weird, but Linda's, the Swedish (?) restaurant near the end of the hill in Thappraya,

right before the traffic lights, also has a salsa night and quite a few Spanish speaking people, as well as great - and very patient - teachers

[Fenicio]

Valencia Resto on Thepprasit rd.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/560199-has-anyone-tried-the-spanish-restaurant-on-thepprasit-road/

Not sure if they are still in business, but most spanish locals there.

They closed long time ago. I don't think there is a Spanish restaurant now in Pattaya.

May sound weird, but Linda's, the Swedish (?) restaurant near the end of the hill in Thappraya,

right before the traffic lights, also has a salsa night and quite a few Spanish speaking people, as well as great - and very patient - teachers

[Fenicio]

thanks a lot I will try that

[Fenicio]

Havana Bar...?

thanks a lot I will try

[Jingthing]

I seriously doubt you'll find Spanish speakers at Havana Bar.
That's just a marketing thing. It's not a Cuban place really at all.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but can't Spanish and Italian speakers communicate well?

So I reckon many Italian speakers might also speak Spanish too, right?

It's true that you won't find many native Spanish speakers in town, but there are SCADS of Italians.

Here's a place to start but closed for a holiday at the moment until the 15th:

https://www.facebook.com/latavernadelpassatore