Best Breakfast and Brunch in Pattaya
What are the best breakfast and brunch spots in Pattaya?
Six breakfast and brunch spots in and around Pattaya, Thailand, compared on rating, price and area. Folks On The Beach is the highest rated at 4.8★ from 600 Google reviews, with The Bikers Cafe Thailand close behind at 4.8★. They spread across Pattaya (5) and Sattahip (1). Every entry carries a first-person verdict from Rob, who lives in Pattaya.
Breakfast is a category Pattaya does unusually well, largely because so many of the people eating it live here and have opinions. The best British breakfast in the city is at Kung's on Soi Lengkee, and it comes down to the sausages, which they make in-house in English, Lincolnshire and chilli varieties — enough reason on its own to work through the menu over a few visits. Folks On The Beach is the other end of the idea: a genuinely good all-day café directly on the sand between Pratumnak and Jomtien, where a proper breakfast and a flat white come with the sea in front of you and the bakery is worth the trip by itself. Hippie Cafe is the low-key Pratumnak option that punches above its price, The Bikers Cafe out at Sattahip does big plates and decent coffee at the end of a ride, and if you are up before the city is, Witherspoons on Soi Buakhao opens at seven and Paddy's serves cooked breakfasts from nine.
| Place | Rating | Price | Area | Known for |
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| Folks On The Beach | ★ 4.8 | ฿฿ | Pattaya | Consistently excellent coffee and fresh, good-quality bakery and food |
| The Bikers Cafe Thailand | ★ 4.8 | ฿฿ | Sattahip | Food repeatedly described as delicious and reasonably priced, breakfasts especially |
| Kung's Soi Lengkee | ★ 4.6 | ฿฿ | Pattaya | Homemade sausages (English, Lincolnshire, chilli) are the most-praised item |
| Hippie Cafe Pattaya | ★ 4.5 | ฿฿ | Pattaya | Praised for good-value, tasty breakfasts and brunches |
| Paddy's Irish Pub & Grill Pattaya | ★ 4.4 | ฿฿ | Pattaya | Sunday roast from noon is the highlight, with quality meats and generous portions |
| Witherspoons Buakhao | ★ 4.2 | ฿฿ | Pattaya | A reliable sports pub: plenty of screens and live games shown with the sound on |
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“A rare thing in Pattaya — a genuinely good all-day café right on the sand. I come for a proper breakfast and a flat white with the sea in front of me, and the bakery alone is worth the trip. Grab an open-air table before it heats up, or roll in at dusk when the craft beer yard next door opens.”
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“Exactly what you want at the end of a ride out — big breakfasts, decent coffee, and bikes and gear filling a room that's closer to a Harley showroom than a café. It's ten minutes from the Buddha at Khao Chi Chan, so the two make a natural half-day on two wheels. Check the day before you set off, because it's shut Mondays and Tuesdays.”
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“The best British breakfast in Pattaya, and it comes down to the sausages, which they make themselves — English, Lincolnshire and chilli, all worth working through over a few visits. Breakfasts are built to order, down to how you want the bacon cut. Three sizes on the menu, and the largest defeats most people, so start in the middle.”
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“A low-key Pratumnak breakfast spot that punches above its price — freshly made brunches in a cosy little room a short walk from the beach. Nothing fancy, but exactly what you want the morning after a big night out. Just remember it's shut on Wednesdays.”
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“The roast to beat if you want it cooked to order rather than carved off a hot plate — wagyu beef, lamb, pork and chicken, one meat or all of them, served from noon on Sunday. It's out past the lake on Siam Country Club Road so you'll be driving, but parking is easy. Skip the breakfasts, which are the weak spot, and come for the Sunday.”
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“A sports pub first and a roast second — Sunday lunch is one item on a long list of pub staples rather than the reason the kitchen exists. Come for the screens with the sound on, the Tiger on tap and a decent plate rather than a destination dinner. Breakfast is the weak spot, and service can be slow to get going, so catch someone's eye early.”
Common questions
- Where is the best English breakfast in Pattaya?
- Kung's on Soi Lengkee, and the reason is the sausages — they are made in-house, in English, Lincolnshire and chilli varieties. It opens at 8am and runs to 11pm, so breakfast is available long after most kitchens have moved on to lunch.
- Where can you get breakfast on the beach in Pattaya?
- Folks On The Beach, on Beach Road between Pratumnak and Jomtien. It is a rare thing here — a genuinely good all-day café right on the sand, serving breakfast, fresh bakery and proper coffee. Drifters Beach Cafe further south is the other beachfront option, though it opens at 11am.
- What time do breakfast places open in Pattaya?
- Earlier than you might expect. Witherspoons on Soi Buakhao opens at 7am, Kung's at 8am and Paddy's at 9am. Cafés aimed at visitors rather than residents tend to start later, from about 10am, so the early options are mostly the pubs and the specialists.
- Is there good brunch in Pattaya?
- Yes, and it is cheap by most visitors' standards. Hippie Cafe on Pratumnak does freshly made brunches in a small room a short walk from the beach, and Folks On The Beach serves all day. Expect to pay a fraction of what the same plate costs at home.
- What are the highest-rated breakfast and brunch spots in Pattaya?
- Folks On The Beach (4.8★), The Bikers Cafe Thailand (4.8★) and Kung's Soi Lengkee (4.6★), on Google rating. A rare thing in Pattaya — a genuinely good all-day café right on the sand.
- How many breakfast and brunch spots are covered in this guide?
- Six, chosen and written up individually rather than scraped from listings. Ratings and opening hours come from Google and are refreshed periodically; the verdicts are Rob's own.
- What do they cost?
- All six sit in the mid-range band on Google's scale, which measures typical spend relative to other places nearby rather than a fixed price.
- Where in Pattaya are they?
- Across Pattaya (5) and Sattahip (1). Pattaya here means the greater Pattaya area of Chon Buri province, which stretches from Naklua in the north to Bang Saray in the south.
- When was this list last updated?
- September 2026. It is maintained by Rob, who lives in Pattaya, and revisited as places open, close or change.
Top of our list: Folks On The Beach, rated 4.8★.
Curated in Pattaya · Last updated September 2026