Where To Go on St. Valentines Night?

[3lll3]

Bike Big Rally in Pattaya that weekend.

[jetdoc]

My choice would be Wine Society, but fat chance of talking the little lady into that. Humm, big bike rally Pattaya, not a biker but any excuse for C and D;o)

[Loki]

Prajacktra had nice view and seating. Wine Society has the 'family seating' atmosphere, no different than all the rest of the mall restaurants. I guess no surprise, but is a nice looking place. extreme negative...congestion and NO parking, a friday night or any night. parking really does limit where I'll go, dining or shopping. think a repeat at prajacktra is in the cards, and probably a thursday, so no annoying music in the park.

[3lll3]

extreme negative...congestion and NO parking, a friday night or any night. parking really does limit where I'll go, dining or shopping.

Which is why I always celebrate early or late ... to avoid all the congestion. Do the same with birthdays and anniversaries if they happen to fall on a weekend.

[jetdoc]

Not a stretch for me to walk there, but have the option of parking across the tracks and walking over to UT;o)

[trubrit]

Maybe you guy's haven't noticed. It is also Makha Bucha day this year. No drinking. :@

[jetdoc]

The OP mentioned that, but wondering how strictly enforced hotels and restaurants.

[Loki]

that would be the OP for this year, page 3

yo, new avatar, I hope my gift wasn't in vain.......

[trubrit]

The OP mentioned that, but wondering how strictly enforced hotels and restaurants.

Well it's also my birthday and I have tried to book somewhere romantic, both hotel and upmarket restaurant. It was actually one of them that alerted me they couldn't serve alcohol unless I had a private room .

by Beatus » Mon Jan 06, 2014 3:01 pm


yo, new avatar, I hope my gift wasn't in vain...
Tha'ts why I changed it, getting too common. *****^^

[Loki]

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