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Brunos Restaurant Pattaya Bruno's Restaurant is a fine dining restaurant and one of the most famous restaurants in Pattaya. Elegant atmosphere.

The restaurant serves international food, main courses approx. 400 to 1.000 Baht. One of the restaurants in Pattaya with the best wine selection.

Open for lunch from 12 pm to 2.30 pm and for dinner from 6 pm until late.

Located at Thappraya Road (main road between Pattaya and Jomtien). If you come from the Fly over in South Pattaya it is approx. 1.8 km down to Jomtien before the intersection with Thappraya Road on the left hand side.

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0 #2 2011-07-27 17:33

I had dinner in Bruno's for the birthday of my girlfriend.
As I informed that we were coming for her birthday, a special table has been booked for us with flowers on the table. At the end of dinner, the staff brought a "birthday" dessert, though we did not order anything.

Service was quite good, coo[censored] and meals were subtile taste and high level. The poached lobster in tuna sauce was terrific and the snwofish excellent. As per oysters, check their size first as they were a bit too big for our taste.

There is quite a wide range and selection of wines in the wine list coming from many different countries, and normally you should find your best choice.

Globally, the level is quite high and we really appreciate this restaurant. A small shadow in this nice place regarding a table of spea[censored]-loud old customers with taste for young men... but we are in Pattaya..

I recommend this restaurant.

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0 #1 2010-04-21 15:22

I dined here recently and found the restaurant is undeserving of being labeled fine dining.
The meals although consisting of decent ingredients by Pattaya standards, were bland and seemed to represent something that would be acceptable if being served at a d grade restaurant.
On the evening I was there, the owner spent more time drin[censored] and gossiping with his fellow Swiss expats than running the restaurant. On the few times he got off his back side, he abused his Thai staff. Showing a clear disdain for the local Thai people and his behavior towards his staff could only be labeled as racist.
Then there was one of his fellow Swiss expats trying to drunkenly force one of the Thai female staff to sit with him.
All in all this restaurant is a haven for wealthy, racist, Swiss expat [censored]ual deviants who have no regard for Thai people or women

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