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(Hat Ton Sai; 50-90B; 7.30am-10pm)
One of the more popular of the Ton Sai beach stalls of-
fers Western breakfasts, fruit smoothies and a range of cheap Thai dishes, including a
massaman tofu, which is a rarity. Grab a table and watch management engage in their
daily battle with a thieving mob of macaques, who do love their mangoes.
Pyramid Bar & Restaurant
(dishes from 60B, drinks from 30B)
The most popular hangout in Ton Sai. It does fresh fruit
lassis, shakes, ciabatta and baguette sandwiches with home-baked loaves, and tasty es-
presso drinks in thatched treehouse environs. Hit one of the hammocks or lounge on the
floor cushions and stay a while. Often closed in the wet season.
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Drinking & Nightlife
There's a bunch of cool places on the beaches where you can unwind and get nicely in-
ebriated.
Lucky Last Bar
( 11am-late)
A multi-level tiki bar that rambles to the edge of the mangroves on Hat
Railay East, Lucky Last has cushioned seating on one deck, candlelit tables on another
and a bandstand closer to the walking street. It's no wonder the crowds gather here.
BAR
CAFE
Backyard Bar & Cafe
( 8am-9pm)
Good coffee, organic teas, a tasty chai, and a range of cakes and cookies, in-
cluding 'Happy Cookies'. Which are, well, quite happy. Or so we hear. Brunch is served
between 8am and 2pm.
Small World Bar
( 11am-11pm)
A slack line, a fire show, 'shroom lanterns, 'peace cake', live music, ram-
shackle charm. You get the idea.
BAR
