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Casa Pascal has been central Pattaya’s go-to for a grown-up dinner since 2001. Set in a Mediterranean-style villa on 2nd Road opposite Royal Garden Plaza and run by Swiss chef Pascal Schnyder, it’s the restaurant people book when a meal needs to feel like an event — an anniversary, a proposal, a client dinner, or simply a night with proper service and a wine list to match. Step through the door and the noise of 2nd Road drops away into a calm, softly lit room that’s about as far from a beer bar as Pattaya dining gets.
Compare the brunch, à-la-carte and multi-course formats before booking. Dinner, wine and a morning buffet involve different menus and spending decisions; confirm the current offer for your intended meal.
What to order
The kitchen is European — expect seafood, steaks and classic Continental mains, offered à la carte at lunch and dinner and often as multi-course menus. The wine list is one of the deeper ones in town, and the sommelier-style service is part of what you’re paying for.
The smartest-value move is the morning brunch buffet (around 385 baht, roughly 8am–2pm): an international-and-Thai spread that lets you experience the room and the service without committing to a full dinner outlay. For the evening, come hungry, order a starter and a main, and let them steer the wine.
Details
- Location: Pattaya 2nd Road, opposite Royal Garden Plaza, Central Pattaya
- Hours: Daily, roughly 08:00–23:00 — brunch buffet in the morning, à la carte lunch and dinner; confirm before visiting
- Price: ฿฿฿฿ — dinner around 2,000 baht+ a head with wine; brunch buffet about 385 baht (approximate)
- Dress: Smart-casual; no beachwear
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Good to know
Book ahead for dinner, especially December–February and for anniversaries or groups. It’s a grown-up room rather than a family one — fine for well-behaved older children, less so for toddlers. And while it’s genuinely central and walkable from Beach Road, the immediate stretch of 2nd Road is busy and unglamorous; the atmosphere is all inside.
Detailed facts, cautions, facilities & reviews
Full overview
Casa Pascal is Pattaya's best-known European fine-dining room: a long-running, white-tablecloth restaurant on Pattaya 2nd Road opposite Royal Garden Plaza, opened in 2001 and led by Swiss chef Pascal Schnyder. It is the address locals suggest for a proper dressed-up dinner — anniversaries, business meals, a special night out — with polished service and a Mediterranean-villa dining room that feels a world away from the beer bars a block over. The kitchen is European in character: think seafood, steaks, classic Continental mains and a serious wine list, served à la carte at lunch and dinner. The clever twist is the morning brunch buffet (around 385 baht, roughly 8am–2pm), an international-and-Thai spread that lets you sample the room at a fraction of the dinner outlay — evening à la carte can run 2,000 baht or more a head once you add wine. It sits firmly at the top of the price ladder for Pattaya, and that's the point: this is an occasion restaurant, not a casual drop-in. Smart-casual dress fits the mood. It's central and easy to reach on foot from the Beach Road hotels, or a short Grab from anywhere in the middle of town. Book ahead for dinner, especially in high season.
More planning notes
- The restaurant closes between its lunch and dinner services
- Dinner pricing is high relative to casual Pattaya restaurants
- Smart-casual dress suits the room and beachwear is inappropriate
- Dinner reservations are prudent during busy periods
The details
Prices
As of 2026-07-24 (tripadvisor.com)
As of 2026-07-24 (restaurant-in-pattaya.com)
As of 2026-07-24 (restaurant-in-pattaya.com)
Contact
+66 61 643 9969
On site
Facilities
- White-tablecloth dining room
- Indoor air conditioning
- Table service
- Reservations accepted
- Wine and alcohol service
- Vegetarian options
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Private-event capability
- Central Second Road location
- Smart-casual atmosphere
Listing details
- Area
- central-pattaya
- Cuisine
- european, swiss, international
- Prices
- ฿฿฿฿
- Hours
- Daily, roughly 08:00–23:00 — brunch buffet mornings, à la carte lunch and dinner; confirm before visiting
- Updated
- September 2026
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Record highlights
- Long-established, genuinely polished fine dining — rare in central Pattaya
- Chef-led European kitchen with a strong wine list and consistent reputation over two decades
- The morning brunch buffet (around 385 baht) is an affordable way to try the place
- Central 2nd Road location, walkable from Beach Road hotels
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- Dinner is expensive by Pattaya standards — easily 2,000 baht or more a head with wine
- Formal, grown-up atmosphere that won't suit young kids or a casual night
- On busy 2nd Road, so the arrival isn't as serene as the dining room
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- Casa Pascal — official site · accessed
- Casa Pascal Restaurant — Tripadvisor menu, prices & reviews · accessed
- Casa Pascal Restaurant — official Facebook · accessed
- Google rating · accessed
Frequently asked questions
How much does Casa Pascal cost?
It's at the top of the Pattaya range. Dinner à la carte typically works out around 2,000 baht or more per person once you add wine. The much cheaper way in is the morning brunch buffet at roughly 385 baht per person. Prices are approximate and change — check the current menu when booking.
What kind of food does Casa Pascal serve?
European fine dining under Swiss chef Pascal Schnyder — seafood, steaks and classic Continental dishes, plus an extensive wine list. Evenings are à la carte only; mornings run an international-and-Thai brunch buffet, with à la carte also available at lunch.
Is Casa Pascal still open?
Yes — it's trading as of 2026 and remains one of Pattaya's flagship fine-dining rooms on 2nd Road opposite Royal Garden Plaza. Hours can shift, so confirm via its Facebook page or by phone before a special occasion.
Do I need to book, and is there a dress code?
Booking is strongly advised for dinner, particularly in high season and for larger groups or celebrations. There's no black-tie rule, but smart-casual suits the room — leave the beachwear and singlets for elsewhere.
Where exactly is Casa Pascal and how do I get there?
It's on Pattaya 2nd Road opposite Royal Garden Plaza, in the middle of the city. It's an easy walk from most central Beach Road hotels, or a short, cheap Grab or baht-bus ride from anywhere in central Pattaya.