BLACK OUT PATONG — Restaurant in Patong

I didn’t sit here myself but walked past several times a day and ate at the place across the street. The only reason we didn’t choose this place is because of the volume and type of music. It’s ridiculously loud, and they start playing loud house music as early as 8:00 PM. Even 30 meters away, it’s hard to have a conversation, let alone if you’re sitting inside. I also find it inconsiderate toward the neighbors to play such loud music that early.

Why not start with softer, relaxing lounge music and gradually increase the BPMs as the evening progresses? The place is new and looks modern and tidy inside, but there aren’t many people. I think this is due to the volume, and the music also sounds sharp. If they stick to this approach, it will likely...

Blackout Patong is an absolute gem! From the moment I stepped inside, I was blown away by the electric atmosphere. The music was pumping, the drinks were flowing, and the crowd was electric. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure everyone had a fantastic time.

The drinks were top-notch, with creative cocktails that were both delicious and visually stunning. The dance floor was packed all night long, with everyone losing themselves in the music and the moment.

If you're looking for an unforgettable night out in Patong, Blackout is the place to be. I can't wait to go back!

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This was bad all around! We sat down at about 5:30 and they had a 2 for 1 happy hour special that was appealing. We ordered a burger with sweet potato fries and an ahi tuna salad. At about six booming club music started playing and strobe lights started flashing in our eyes. The burger came and it was small but tasty enough but the fries had obviously been thawed and refrozen and were horrible. It would be almost 45 minutes before the other meal arrived only after we complained. The picture showed about 6 Oz of premium tuna. What arrived was less than 2 ounces of grey...