Beer Park — Restaurant in Sam Sen Nai Subdistrict

The place is a nice little hole in the wall.. and I've visited a lot of them in Bangkok. Open air seating, both covered and not. I had high hopes for the meal!

The food was good and the live music was a great way to relax.... until Mickey's larger cousin made an appearance, ran from table to table for a few minutes, and then disappeared into the greenery and under the deck when the waiter came back with drinks!

You know what they say... when there's one, there's hundreds!!! I know it's Bangkok, but that started me wondering and kinda put out the fire for the meal. A first, despite all the back alley street food I've sampled!!

Fiancé comes here often, but I'll be finding someplace else for...

This is a really cool, chill bar. They have live bands almost every day. The stage is really cool, and you can see the stage both inside the bar and even from the tables outside. It doesn't open until 6pm, which is probably good, because it's an open bar so it would be too hot during the day. Service is great. The street is really quiet, even though it's really close to the BTS station. So, it's a chill place to talk and relax with friends. They have a giant menu, including fried frogs. They only have the three Thai beers...

Warm beer and an unfriendly staff. My friend and I went there one night, and the place appeared to be full. But then a server showed us to the one table that was open, which we hadn’t noticed. She took our order, and then a couple of minutes later, someone else came over and said we couldn’t sit there because the owner was coming that night, and that’s where the owner would be sitting. When we explained what had just happened with the other server, she just said no — that was the owner’s table. So we left. It was...