Bars
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day At The Game
As the saying goes, everyone’s Irish on St. Patrick’s Day and that goes for The Game, the Bangkok sports pub where you can drink like the Irish.
From morning until night on March 17th, The Game will be pouring Ireland’s favourite Guinness draft beer for just 170 baht a pint. That’s 170 baht, with no plus-plus nonsense.
Enjoy the black stuff with a Steak & Guinness pie and sit back for a huge day and night of sports, with March Madness kicking off in the NCAA basketball world, Liverpool vs. Everton in the EPL and Champions League games shown live late that night.
The fun begins at 8 a.m. Tuesday March 17 at The Game on Sukhumvit Road at Soi 9 under the Nana BTS station.
O’Shea’s Irish Pub on Sukhumvit 33/1 are open for food and non-alcoholic drinks once again daily from 9am to 9pm.
While no booze might not be ideal, it gets you out the house for a bit as there is nothing worse than being caged up all day and night plus there’s always something to see on the soi too.
If you are thinking no beer, no point that’s okay, you can order from the food menu for delivery through their Facebook page, by phone (095 795 1841), LINE and LINEMAN so you can pop a few tinnies at home while you feast on some grub.
Home delivery available daily from 9am to 9pm.
Here’s a walk down Sukhumvit Soi 22 memory lane for some who might remember Ray’s place Twenty Two Bar.
It relocated here from Sukhumvit Road and was a popular hangout for Scots in Bangkok.
I remember sinking a shandy or two here with my old mate TommyTrueBlue back in the day.
Good times.
With fewer and fewer people out and about plus more and more restrictions at national and provincial levels coming into effect, notices from businesses taking the decision to temporarily close just keep on coming thick and fast.
The latest place to take this tough decision is Above Eleven who published the following statement today.
Dear Above Eleven Guests,
We have made the difficult decision to temporarily close Above Eleven until further notice.
As the COVID-19 situation heightens, we believe this decision is in the best interest of our staff, guests, and the public at large. It truly saddens us that we’re unable to serve you at our venue and we cannot wait to invite you back to Above Eleven soon.
In the meantime, we hope you and your family stay safe! 💚
Take care,
Above Eleven Team
Hopefully, Above Eleven and everyone else choosing to close at this stage will be back before we know it.
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