Best Restaurant of 2008 contender
Telephone: 081 6770711
Open: 8am-11pm
Address: ''No. 6 Restaurant on the Beach'' was probably the only address you needed to know once. Maybe the mail still reaches there safely.
Style: Idiocyncratic, Gallic.
Price range: Not bad at all for Patong. American breakfast (150 baht) T-bone (250 baht) chicken curry (90 baht) crab (mostly at 100 baht a dish) squid (mostly at 100 baht a dish) noodle dishes (70-80 baht) bbq beef with french fries (150 baht) Singha beer (60/110 baht).
Specialty: Anything with French in it. All the sandwiches here come with french fries. French bread (baguette) with butter and jam (80 baht) And there's french toast with ground pork (80 baht). We especially like the french accent that comes with ''spring rool'' (60 baht).
What Phuketwan says: Chez Bernard is worth visiting as much for the setting as the food. It's basically one big piece of driftwood, leaning around a large tree trunk. The tables and chairs spill out onto the sand, under umbrellas. Bernard can sometimes be seen here, eating an extremely late breakfast, all long blond hair and a classic brown eagle profile. Breakfast will be followed by a smoke and a coffee. Expats who have clearly seen better days and wish there were more of them ahead come here to fill the air with French. While Patong is fast becoming international franchises for a generation of travellers who can't tell the difference between the taste of one country and the other, at least at Chez Bernard there's still a chance you will find some sand in your sandwich.
How to find it: On the beach between Impiana Cabana and the Loma Seafood Centre at Loma Park.
Parking: You'll be lucky. This is Beach Road, Patong, remember.
Telephone: 081 6770711
Open: 8am-11pm
Address: ''No. 6 Restaurant on the Beach'' was probably the only address you needed to know once. Maybe the mail still reaches there safely.
Style: Idiocyncratic, Gallic.
Price range: Not bad at all for Patong. American breakfast (150 baht) T-bone (250 baht) chicken curry (90 baht) crab (mostly at 100 baht a dish) squid (mostly at 100 baht a dish) noodle dishes (70-80 baht) bbq beef with french fries (150 baht) Singha beer (60/110 baht).
Specialty: Anything with French in it. All the sandwiches here come with french fries. French bread (baguette) with butter and jam (80 baht) And there's french toast with ground pork (80 baht). We especially like the french accent that comes with ''spring rool'' (60 baht).
What Phuketwan says: Chez Bernard is worth visiting as much for the setting as the food. It's basically one big piece of driftwood, leaning around a large tree trunk. The tables and chairs spill out onto the sand, under umbrellas. Bernard can sometimes be seen here, eating an extremely late breakfast, all long blond hair and a classic brown eagle profile. Breakfast will be followed by a smoke and a coffee. Expats who have clearly seen better days and wish there were more of them ahead come here to fill the air with French. While Patong is fast becoming international franchises for a generation of travellers who can't tell the difference between the taste of one country and the other, at least at Chez Bernard there's still a chance you will find some sand in your sandwich.
How to find it: On the beach between Impiana Cabana and the Loma Seafood Centre at Loma Park.
Parking: You'll be lucky. This is Beach Road, Patong, remember.
Mon cher Bernard,cela fait trois fois que nous venons en thailande et chaque fois avec plaisir aussi nous voudrions venir au 2 mois ou plus est ce que tu pourais nous contacter pour trouver un logement tes sorties en bateau nous manque enormement et la thailande aussi. merci de nous repondre .
Michel et Lucie.
My dear Bernard, that's three times we have in Thailand and also with pleasure every time we would come to two months or more is what you do for us to find shelter your boat trips is greatly missed and also thailand . thank you for answering.
Michael and Lucia.
Posted by Veillet Michel on December 13, 2010 15:43