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Some Pattaya venues chase tourists; Fraser’s was built for the people who stayed. Occupying a corner of the Chateau Dale complex on Thappraya Road for many years, it’s a three-in-one operation — sports bar, restaurant and small guesthouse — that functions as the de facto clubhouse for the Pratumnak/Jomtien expat belt.
The rhythm of the place tells the story. At 7am (earlier on golf mornings) the golf societies assemble over big cooked breakfasts and world newspapers. By afternoon the screens take over — football, rugby, cricket, racing — and evenings run on nightly specials, steaks and cold draught until around 11pm. More than 2,000 Restaurant Guru reviews averaging about 4.1 suggest the formula works.
Menu highlights & prices
The menu is a broad church of pub-grub done “American-sized”, in the kitchen’s own tradition of large portions:
- Golfer’s breakfast — about ฿120 including coffee or tea; the famous opener, fueling half the golf societies in south Pattaya.
- Aussie burgers — the most name-checked item in reviews, big and built properly.
- Sunday roast — the traditional weekly event; arrive hungry and early.
- Steaks and grilled salmon — the top of the price card; the salmon draws specific praise.
- Pizza, pasta and gourmet sandwiches — dependable middle of the menu.
- Thai dishes — a full Thai card for mixed tables.
- Weeknight specials — a rotating promotion every night of the week; the regulars’ value play.
Overall pricing is fair mid-budget pub territory — breakfasts around a hundred baht, most mains in the low-to-mid hundreds, steaks above that. Menus, specials and prices change — the official site and Facebook carry current details.
Hours
Daily from about 07:00 to 23:00, opening earlier for golf-group departures. Breakfast service runs into late morning; the bar keeps pub hours. Confirm around major sporting events, when hours flex to kick-off times.
Location & getting there
Fraser’s sits in the Chateau Dale complex on Thappraya Road, roughly midway between Pratumnak Hill and Jomtien Beach:
- By baht bus: the Pattaya–Jomtien songthaew route runs right past Chateau Dale — hop off at the complex entrance.
- From Jomtien Beach: five minutes by bike or a short ride up Thappraya.
- By Grab/Bolt: search “Fraser’s Pattaya” or “Chateau Dale” — both pin correctly.
Good to know
Fraser’s runs on rhythms worth learning. Big match nights — Premier League weekends especially — fill the best screen-facing tables early, so arrive well before kick-off or resign yourself to a neck-craning corner. The nightly specials rotate on a weekly pattern the regulars know by heart; asking what tonight’s special is remains the best-value question in the building. Sunday roast sells through — earlier is safer than later. The attached guesthouse means the bar has a built-in population of long-stayers, which keeps it comfortably busy even in low season when other venues echo. Golfers get the full service: early breakfasts, society noticeboards and transport gathering in the car park — even non-golfers benefit from the early kitchen. Delivery is offered around the local area and reviewers rate it quick and fair value. Families are fine here in daytime and early evening; after 21:00 it settles into pub mode.
Before you go
For a meal around live sport at Chateau Dale, confirm the match screening, current menu and kitchen hours. The listed pub menu includes breakfast, burgers and Sunday roast; availability and specials can change.
Location data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.
Detailed facts, cautions, facilities & reviews
Full overview
Fraser's is a long-running sports bar, restaurant and small guesthouse in the Chateau Dale complex on Thappraya Road, the corridor linking Pratumnak Hill with Jomtien. It's the archetypal expat local done properly: open from 7am for big cooked breakfasts (the golfer's breakfast with coffee runs about ฿120, and golf societies famously muster here before dawn departures), then rolling through a menu of Aussie-style burgers, pizzas and pasta, steaks, gourmet sandwiches, seafood, grilled salmon and a full Thai card, with nightly specials and a traditional Sunday roast. Sport is the wallpaper — multiple screens run live football, rugby, cricket and racing daily — and the crowd is heavily resident Western regulars, which keeps the kitchen honest and the prices fair. Reviews land around 4.1 on Restaurant Guru from more than 2,000 ratings: most praise generous portions, decent specials and comfortable air-conditioned surrounds, while a minority report off nights — unavailable menu items and the occasional dud plate. It's not a foodie destination and doesn't pretend to be; it's a reliable neighbourhood anchor where you can watch the match, eat well enough and pay sensibly. If you're staying on Pratumnak or in north Jomtien, you'll probably end up here — most people do.
More planning notes
- Public-holiday hours can differ from the regular schedule
- The venue is inside the Chateau Dale complex
- Early golf-society opening arrangements may differ from normal public hours
The details
Prices
As of 2026-07-24 (google.com)
As of 2026-07-24 (fraserspattaya.com)
As of 2026-07-24 (fraserspattaya.com)
As of 2026-07-24 (fraserspattaya.com)
Contact
038 251 560
On site
Facilities
- Multiple sports screens
- Air-conditioned indoor seating
- Outdoor seating
- Full bar
- Table service
- Dine-in service
- Takeaway service
- Delivery service
- Golf-society meeting point
Listing details
- Area
- pratumnak
- Cuisine
- steak, pizza, burger, sandwich, thai
- Prices
- ฿฿
- Hours
- Daily, roughly 07:00–23:00 (opens earlier for golf-society departures)
- Updated
- September 2026
Recorded guest rating
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Compare current visitor feedback on independent platforms.
Record highlights
- Proper sports bar: screens everywhere, all the major football, rugby and racing covered daily
- Long all-day menu from ฿120 golfer's breakfasts to Sunday roasts, with nightly specials
- Fair prices and big portions — a genuine expat local rather than a tourist trap
Check before relying
- Kitchen has off nights — a minority of reviews report unavailable dishes or misses
- It's a pub atmosphere: if you don't want sport with dinner, look elsewhere
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.
- Frasers Pattaya — official site · accessed
- Fraser's Sports Bar and Pub — Tripadvisor · accessed
- Fraser's Sports Bar — Restaurant Guru (menu & reviews) · accessed
- OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · access date not recorded
- Google rating · accessed
- Price: fraserspattaya.com · accessed
Frequently asked questions
Is the Fraser's Pattaya menu online?
Yes — fraserspattaya.com carries the restaurant, breakfast and sports pages, and Restaurant Guru mirrors the menu with prices. Expect burgers, pizza, steaks, sandwiches, seafood and Thai dishes plus daily specials. Menus and prices change — treat online versions as a guide.
How much does a meal at Fraser's cost?
It's mid-budget pub pricing: the golfer's breakfast with coffee is about ฿120, and mains generally sit in the low-to-mid hundreds of baht, with steaks at the top of the range. Weeknight specials and the Sunday roast are the value picks. Prices change — check the current menu.
Where exactly is Fraser's in Pattaya?
Inside the Chateau Dale complex on Thappraya Road, the road connecting Pratumnak Hill to Jomtien. Baht buses running the Pattaya–Jomtien route pass the entrance.
Is Fraser's still open?
Yes — as of mid-2026 the official website is live, and TripAdvisor and Restaurant Guru listings remain active with recent reviews. Hours are roughly 07:00–23:00 daily, opening earlier on golf days.
What time does Fraser's open for breakfast?
From 07:00 daily — earlier on organised golf mornings, when societies meet for the ฿120 golfer's breakfast before departures. World newspapers are laid on with the coffee.
Does Fraser's show live sport?
Yes — it's one of the main sports bars on the Pratumnak/Jomtien side, with multiple screens covering Premier League and other football, rugby, cricket and racing every day.