Motor City Cafe

Introduction

Mention the phrase Motor City and it conjures on thoughts of car manufacturing, typically that of Henry Ford’s assemble line that started the motoring revolution in the USA.

Other people may think of music as blues, jazz and rock ‘n’ roll all have some of their routes in the Motor City of Detroit. In fact a song often given credit for being the first rock ‘n’ roll hit, was recorded by the Detroit legend Bill Haley and his Comets.

And out of Detroit came a man to Pattaya by the name of David, who now owns Motor City Cafe, located in the city’s Third Road, close to its junction with Thappraya Road.

He and his five staff members provide a service to their guests, at this fine bar and diner, where you will be welcomed with a friendly smile and excellent service.

The Venue

The venue sits just before the flyover and its red sign stands out proudly above the open fronted entrance. There are a few plants and the possibility of sitting by the roadside, if you desire.

Still outdoors and but a metre or so further back and you have bench style tables and stools, either side of the passageway into the cafe.

The interior has a red and white theme, with stools and chairs placed neatly around the perimeter and a blue baize pool table in the centre of the venue.

A television is present for entertainment purposes and wall mounted fans help keep the premises cool for the customers.

The café’s bar sits in a corner, featuring a black work top. Glass shelves are packed with bottles of well known brands of alcohol. There are a few stools here for anyone wishing to sit and chat to the staff.

Drinks & Food

You can enjoy one of their ice cold bottled beers such as Singha, Leo, Chang or Tiger plus others. Breezers, Spy, shots and wines are also available.

Imported and local spirits including vodka, rum, gin and whiskies are to be found on their shelves along with many well known liqueurs.

They have a range of soft drinks if you happen to be driving.

The food is of the Thai variety, with all the expected rice and noodle dishes, plus spicy options containing chicken, pork, vegetables and fresh locally caught seafood.

Conclusion

A cool bar with its connection to Detroit, could throw up some interesting conversations with the boss.

The staff are friendly and its located within walking distance of many of the adult orientated attractions or a baht bus ride to Jomtien.

Motor City Cafe

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