Starbucks Coffee

As a semi-retired Baba fan, since there is a Starbucks downstairs of the hotel, I still have to come down to check in|Starbucks (central festival ptaya beach)^ The small independent building faces the sea and the environment is excellent. However, the weather is a bit hot outside. The combination of the Internet celebrity coconut water + butterfly pea flower makes young men and women come to take pictures. Don’t ask me how I know, just say whether it matches or not

This Starbucks is very big. I come here mainly to buy Starbucks Thailand commemorative cups. The smoothies inside have Thai-style fruity flavor. There are a lot of people inside, but fortunately there are a lot of seats, so there is no shortage of seats.

Has view of beach This Starbucks is one of the oldest in pattaya. It might actually be the oldest. I go here occasionally but there are other Starbucks in the area that I prefer which are larger. This one is somewhat cramped if you stick to the bottom floor. They do have an upper floor which gets less traffic but has a better view of the beach. This Starbucks gets a lot of business and attracts regulars who meet for coffee and watch the world go by. Otherwise, it’s your typical Starbucks. If you are walking by and need a coffee fix, it’s worth a stop.

This Starbucks is on the beach, it's quite big, and since we came early there weren't many customers, we saw many tourists from all over the world. The restaurant is very clean, and it's quite pleasant to have an iced coffee after sunbathing on the beach.

When I came to Starbucks here, the first thing I did was to buy a cup. I bought a city cup which I thought was pretty good. The second thing I did was to try their unique mango frappuccino, which tasted really good, with just the right amount of sweet and sour, and was very delicious.