Discovering more Delights from Daisy D’s

In July we wrote about afabulous new Sports Bar/Restaurant called Daisie D’s. Already known to the people strolling along Jomtien Beach Road as the place with a Dodge Charger above the bar, it really is becoming a local landmark and fun hang out. If you missed our review you can still read it online via our website pattayatrader.com

Daisy D’s is a great venue to visit at any time. A perfect place to plot and enjoy a favourite sporting event with a cool beer and great food. Or to enjoy the excitement of their every other Friday Salsa nights when you may be tempted by their Buy 1 Get 1 Free Cocktail deal (have a look at our video about this on Pattaya Trader Facebook page). Also, follow Daisy D’s Facebook page to check on the daily specials at unbeatable value for money prices..

Recently we went back to try their breakfast menu and make the most of a day time visit with the wonderful view of Jomtien beach and refreshing sea breeze. If you’re a late riser, breakfasts are available until 3pm and at only 195 baht including orange juice and choice of tea or coffee the big breakfast options are hard to resist.

If you want The Full English it comes with 2 slices of toast and butter, baked beans, fried tomatoes, bacon and really excellent sausages. With the American Breakfast you get pancakes with Maple syrup, streaky bacon and hash browns. Whichever you choose you can opt to have your eggs: fried, poached or scrambled and of course as you would expect from an eaterie aligned to The Sportsman the accompanying sauces are plentiful and genuine.

Incidentally, do you know why HP Sauce is so called? It’s because the sauce was served in a restaurant within the Houses of Parliament when it was first developed in the late 19th century. Its creator, Frederick Gibson Garton, a grocer from Nottingham, registered the name HP Sauce in 1895 and you can still see an image of the Houses of Parliament on the label. Americans visiting Daisy D’s may be more impressed to find that they also have Frank’s Red Hot Original Sauce. As for me? I was delighted with the Tabasco sauce – my new favourite condiment, especially with scrambled eggs.

Other options include Eggs Benedict,Breakfast muffins either with sausage and egg or bacon and egg, fried chicken and waffles, a pancake stack with mixed berries and even a breakfast burrito. With prices staring at just 135 baht there are plenty of good breakfasts to choose from.Take out is available as is Grab delivery but we really recommend you come and have a look at this place for yourself:

Daisy D’s is at 356/67 M12 Jomtien Beach Road Just after the Grand Jomtien Place Hotel

Phone +66 823978168     https://daisyds.com