Richmond Sports Bar

Introduction

Paul from Bristol has been coming to Thailand since 1992 and has owned two previous bars over the years. He made the decision to live here in 2005, taking over this venue in July 2017.

He previously owned the Celtic Tiger, which was in the Rompho Market Complex.

His latest acquisition can be found on what is known as Soi Welcome in Jomtien. Many of you may not be familiar with the name of the street but if you know Jomtien, the chances are you will have seen it or even visited one of the bars or restaurants.

It connects Jomtien Beach Road with Jomtien Second Road and is often a busy area with expats and tourists alike.

The Venue

The bar is a double sized unit, affording its customers plenty of space to sit and enjoy a chat with friends or staff.

For entertainment, you can make use of the pool table, challenge your buddies or if you are alone, the girls will happily play you, especially if you purchase a lady drink for them.

It is an air conditioned sports bar and as such it offers six televisions, which show any sporting event or highlights that is available.

They also provide music from a selection of classic YouTube videos but it is never loud enough to prevent customers talking.

The bar can cater for up to 100 customers and there is generally enough girls on duty to ensure you are served swiftly upon arrival or when you glass needs topped up.

The Drinks

You can select from Tiger, Leo, Chang, Singha and other well known beers found in Pattaya, all of which are served ice cold. Cider drinkers can enjoy a can of Thatchers for a reasonable price.

Gins, rums, vodkas, whiskies, liqueurs, shots and wines make for a good selection of alternative drinks for customers to partake of.

Additionally you could sup on a soft drink or order a tea or a coffee.