Announcing New Boy Bar in Boyztown area Pattaya..

[Manforallseasons]

On my first visit in 1995, the premises that eventually became Oscar's was both host bar and go go bar. It was called Mandate. The go go was upstairs and tiny.....smaller than the living room in which I'm posting this message. I recall there being a handful of dancers. I only looked in once....anyone who remembers Gentleman's Club will understand why I didn't return..

Gentlemen’s club was a university for up and coming GoGo boys….the mamasan as I remember was a hideous creature and the falang owner sat at the bar and just glared at you…2 visits were enough for me.

[Gaybutton]

anyone who remembers Gentleman's Club will understand why I didn't return..

Gentleman's Club was mild compared to the Amigo Pub. Remember that one?

[Jellybean]

A copy of post #47 together with off-topic posts have been moved to the Sawatdee Gay World forum and given the new title, Who was your boyhood crush?

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[Manforallseasons]

The owner of Amigo was Guy who shot one of is boys and was asked to leave Pattaya and go up country, his horrific mamasan was left to run the place. The police often raided the bar and the boys would escape down the back stairs.

[Oliver2]

I wish I hadn't raised the subject. Let's talk about how great Cockpit was.....best bar in Boyztown. Any other suggestions? or perhaps a new thread? History is so much better than today's events.

[Dodger]

My all time favorite on Soi Toyota (across Second Road from Boyztown).

[scottish-guy]

My all time favorite on Soi Toyota (across Second Road from Boyztown).

Owned at one time by a de-frocked Irish priest who had also been involved in several armed robberies.

Ah, the good old days in Pattaya

[Manforallseasons]

Owned at one time by a de-frocked Irish priest who had also been involved in several armed robberies.

Ah, the good old days in Pattaya

If memory serves me right I believe his name was Mick.

[Ruthrieston]

Oh yes! Star Boys was a real favourite for me. Great memories.

[arsenal]

I went to Gentlemen's Club a few times. I have to say I didn't notice anything untoward in terms of the boys and their ages.

Rob, the owner was Swiss, a nice guy who unfortunately came to a bit of a sticky wicket.

At that time, 2004, I was considering a bar in Pattaya. It was Rob who explained the realities of it, the police, the too few customers etc.

For all its wonders Pattaya is also the graveyard of dreams.