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Top 4 European food in Songkhla, Songkhla Province, Thailand
Find out what European restaurants to try in Songkhla. Songkhla (Thai: สงขลา, pronounced [sǒŋ.kʰlǎː]), also known as Singgora or Singora (Pattani Malay: ซิงกอรา), is a city (thesaban nakhon) in Songkhla Province of southern Thailand, near the border with Malaysia. As of 2006 it had a population of 75,048. Songkhla lies 968 km (601 mi) south of Bangkok.
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1. Blue Smile Cafe
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4 based on 161 reviews
We think the cafe is a great place to chill out,relax and enjoy the moment.We have cozy corners to hide away in and a very wide range in musical tastes.We offer many kinds of drinks;Italian espresso, Chocolate, tea, milk, italian lime soda, fruit smoothie
Reviewed By Phil L
Noticed the blue smile on the way to our hotel and saw jazz advertised for Saturday night. Visited there and was not disappointed a great venue tgat could be anywhere in the world. Situated over 4 floors individually decorated with pictures and murals. Great street art adorns the outside of the property. Friendly relaxed atmosphere with both background music and local Jazz mucisions. If you visit Songkhla this is a must.Thank you so much for your kind review! I am glad we made your time in Songkhla a little more pleasant!
2. Mr.Lee Coffee
The restaurant is located in the heart of the old town, with panoramic views over Songkhla Lake. It's a great place to catch the sunset over the water. We offer a wide selection of coffee from all over the world - Vietnam, Ethiopia, Guatemala and more! We
Reviewed By Rob S
This is the place to get the best coffee in Songkhla in my humble opinion. A wonderful selection of the finest coffee from around the world. I had the Guatemalan and Ethiopian last time I visited and they were excellent.You can enjoy some fine views over the lake from here.
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3. The Boo Bar
European and traditional Thai food served at this multicultural and very Gay friendly bar in the centre of Hat Yai city South Thailand
Reviewed By Robin C
This bar has now changed it's name to The Moon Bar but inside it is still recognizable except that the furniture consists of highly polished natural wooden tables and chairs whereas before there were bamboo ones. The large wall paintings showing bamboo forest and rivers, mountains etc are still there. The toilets are new and cleaner than before. The new owners are Andrew , a very friendly man (fom Wales) and his wife Anne (Thai). They had live music by an Australian guitarist during the week I visited in July- August 2014. At other times there is a large TV showing English movies or sports. The kitchen has been cleaned up and there is now a wall infront of it adorned with English style paintings. The large dog (Boo) has gone and there is one wall with a big Moon scene painted on it and the new name. There is a pool table and also darts, which are popular with the local Thai people. Every evening I went there an elephant came past the bar with it's owners, who encouraged customers to feed it sugar cane. I even got a couple of pictures of a baby elephant almost coming in the front door. It is quite common to see elephants in the centre of Hatyai visiting the tourist bars most evenings. If you disapprove of this, don't worry the elephant owners do not hassle you if you just say "Mai OW Khrap" (No thank you).The elephants sometimes have bicycle lights attached to their tails for safety so drivers can see them. The Moon Bar is a late night venue and it really gets going about 10pm onwards until the early hours when most other places are closed. Various Thai girls from the Pink Lady often come after finishing work.There are also a number of pretty Thai waitresses who are very polite and provide efficient and fast service especially if they see your glass is nearly empty. There is Thai food available cooked by Anne which is very good although at present there isn't a menu, so just ask her what she has got that day.Most of the customers are Thai, Singaporean or Malaysian but there is also a mixture of expat English teachers and a few off-shore oil and gas workers. Often the customers from other local bars come here if their usual bar is closed. One frequent visitor is a very friendly local man called Kim who speaks Hakka Chinese, Mandarin, Hokkien and Thai as well as English. Beers served include Tiger, Singha, Leo, Chang and Heineken, including big bottles.Although there is no outdoor seating the restaurant/bar has an open front and a counter with bar stools facing the street. These are good if you want to watch people passing by and get some fresh air. The bar does not have aircon but the open front and many fans keep a cool atmosphere.
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