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Casa Fellini

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Casa Fellini is permanently closed. The exact listing at 325/21 Soi Pattaya 13/3 carries a permanent-closure marker, and the older Tripadvisor and Facebook profiles do not establish a reopening.

Closure status

Use the exact 325/21 Soi Pattaya 13/3 record as the current status check rather than the older restaurant profiles; it is a closed-venue record, not a dining recommendation.

A current Thai Tripadvisor result is titled Fellini Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria, not Casa Fellini, and presents a separate name and review surface. The result does not establish that it is the same address, a successor, or a reopening of Casa Fellini, so the similar name remains an identity lead rather than evidence against the closure record.

The closure was verified on July 24, 2026. The old page described Casa Fellini as an operating Italian restaurant, but its menu, hours, prices and service details are now historical rather than actionable.

Identity reconciliation

The Google exact-name record supplies the current permanent-closure signal at 325/21 Soi Pattaya 13/3. Tripadvisor and the former Facebook page preserve the Italian restaurant identity, while the Pattaya Guide and ASEANNOW references place the historical venue around Soi 13/3 rather than the old Rompho/Jomtien description. The conflict is therefore mainly status and the old page’s location metadata; it is not evidence of a second current Casa Fellini.

What the restaurant was

Casa Fellini was listed as an Italian restaurant and pizzeria. The previous page placed it in Rompho, Jomtien, but that description and its coordinates did not align with the exact current map identity in central Pattaya. A 2017 Pattaya Guide feature grouped Casa Fellini with the Beach Road Italian restaurants, while a 2017 ASEANNOW discussion placed it just off Beach Road on Soi 13/3. Those older references agree with the supported former address and help identify the venue, but they are historical rather than evidence of current trade.

The apparent source conflict is therefore about time, not location: the older Tripadvisor, Facebook, Pattaya Guide and ASEANNOW records preserve the former restaurant’s identity, while the exact Google listing carries the newer permanent-closure marker. The page keeps the older details as context and does not turn them into a current menu, hours or recommendation.

What replaced it

No successor at the verified address and no relocation of Casa Fellini have been documented. Travellers should not use old restaurant profiles as proof that the business still trades.

Recorded listing details

These earlier details may describe a former operation or location. Source links are retained for context and may be out of date.

Listing details

Area
central-pattaya
Cuisine
italian
Updated
August 2026
Updated 6 cited sources
Sources checked · 6

These are the pages used to check this guide. Opening hours, prices and other details can change after the recorded access date.

  1. Google Maps — exact address and permanent-closure status · accessed
  2. Tripadvisor — historical Italian restaurant identity · accessed
  3. Casa Fellini — former official Facebook page · accessed
  4. Pattaya Guide — 2017 Italian restaurant feature · accessed
  5. ASEANNOW — 2017 Pattaya restaurant discussion · accessed
  6. Thai Tripadvisor result, separate Fellini identity check · accessed

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