Pattaya’s ever-changing nightlife scene has a few new names this month, from Walking Street to Soi Buakhao and Tree Town. There are also some new food and coffee options, a familiar Soi 6 name preparing to return elsewhere in town, and two long-established businesses celebrating impressive anniversaries.
Here’s a look at what’s new, what’s coming soon and what’s changing around Pattaya in October 2026.
Hotels and Attractions
Grande Centre Point Voyage Pattaya opens
Grande Centre Point Voyage Pattaya officially opened on 1 October, bringing a major new hotel and entertainment destination to North Pattaya.
The 494-room property features the 20,000-square-metre Time Traveller water park, electric go-kart racing, a games centre, multiple restaurants and rooftop dining. It’s designed as a destination in its own right, with plenty of facilities for families as well as other travellers.
Walking Street and Soi Diamond
88Nylon A Go-Go
88Nylon A Go-Go looks to have taken over the former Red Car Bar and Club. Its prominent location near the beachside entrance makes the new name difficult to miss when entering Walking Street.
AURA Go-Go Club
AURA Go-Go Club has opened on Walking Street in the former Glass House A Go-Go premises. It’s another change in a nightlife district where venues and names can change quickly, and one worth noting if you’re revisiting familiar parts of the street.
LUNA — coming soon
LUNA is preparing to take over the former Sugar Girls Bar location, opposite the junction of Walking Street and Soi 16. Exterior photos have appeared, but the venue is not yet open, so this is one to watch rather than a new opening to visit just yet.
777 A Go-Go — under construction
Another A Go-Go is being fitted out beside COCO on Soi Diamond, on the former site of Coke. The new venue is called 777 A Go-Go, although an opening date has yet to be confirmed.
LUCID Gentlemen’s Club
LUCID is the new name for the former Le Pub premises on Soi Diamond. The venue has undergone a rebranding, although its current opening status has not been independently confirmed. Check locally before making a special trip.
New bars and nightlife elsewhere in town
AREA CLUB BAR — Tree Town
AREA CLUB BAR is open in Tree Town, promoting itself around nightlife, music and good vibes. The venue says it opens every night, making it another option in one of central Pattaya’s busy bar areas.
Miami Beach Bar — Soi Buakhao
Miami Beach Bar has opened on the corner of Soi Buakhao and Soi Boomerang, with distinctive neon lighting, pool tables and big-screen TVs. The new name adds another option to this busy central Pattaya nightlife area.
Decadence Bar & Lounge — Third Road
Decadence Bar & Lounge describes itself as a new gentlemen’s club. Its advertised daily happy hour runs from 3 pm to 7 pm, and the venue also has a pool table. It’s another option for those looking for a drink away from the main Walking Street strip.
Sandman returns — Soi Lengkee
The popular Sandman Sports Bar, formerly on Soi 6, is preparing to return in a new location on Soi Lengkee, around 30 metres from Soi Buakhao. The new venue is currently called Again, but the owner says it will be renamed Sandman.
This time, it won’t be a sports bar, although there will be a pool table. The announcement also identifies Tuktik, known from Soi 6, as the manager. It’s a welcome return for a familiar name, albeit in a different part of town.
SOAR Ocean Club prepares to open offshore
SOAR Ocean Club, a new floating entertainment venue, has arrived off the coast near Bang Saray and is preparing for its planned November 2026 opening. The striking manta ray-shaped venue features pools, dining and music, with access planned by boat from Ocean Marina.
Read more: SOAR Ocean Club — latest news and opening updates
Food and coffee
Daddy Deli Grill House
Daddy Deli Grill House held its grand opening on 10 October. Located in the south of Pattaya, near Jomtien, the restaurant brings a grill-house concept to the area, with steaks and grilled meats alongside other dishes. It’s a useful addition for those looking for a sit-down meal rather than another bar.
Velo Café by Maison & Co.
Velo Café has opened a new Pattaya branch within Maison & Co.’s furniture flagship store. The concept combines specialty coffee with a contemporary furniture showroom, offering something a little different from a conventional standalone café.
The café is part of the Velo brand, which originated in Hua Hin. Its combination of coffee and interior design makes this one of the more distinctive non-bar openings to note this month.
Pad Lay Family Restaurant — reopening
Pad Lay Family Restaurant in central Pattaya has announced its return following renovation. The small restaurant focuses on Thai food and seafood, with an open kitchen and dishes ranging from Pad Thai and spicy kaprao to grilled prawns.
It’s a reopening rather than a brand-new restaurant, but worth mentioning for anyone who has visited before or is looking for local Thai food in the area.
Two Pattaya institutions celebrate major anniversaries
Club Insomnia — 20 years
Club Insomnia celebrates its 20th anniversary on Walking Street on 20 November 2026, and is currently promoting a free concert by Thai singer Lamyai Haithongkham that night.
Having opened in 2006, Insomnia has become one of Walking Street’s established nightlife landmarks. Two decades is a significant milestone in a city where venues can come and go in a fraction of that time.
Queen Victoria Pub — 25 years
The Queen Victoria Pub on Soi 6 is celebrating 25 years in Pattaya. The pub marked the milestone with a message thanking its customers and staff for their loyalty, friendship and support over the years.
A quarter-century is quite an achievement on a street that has seen so many changes, and the anniversary is a reminder that some familiar names have been part of Pattaya for generations of visitors.
One we missed: Love Republic Beach Café
One we missed in our recent updates is Love Republic Beach Café, a pastel-coloured beachfront café in Na Jomtien Soi 14. It was already trading during its soft opening in August, with a swimming pool at the centre of the venue, indoor and outdoor seating, and food and drinks. The property also has guest accommodation, making it more than just a quick coffee stop.
More changes to come
Pattaya’s bars, restaurants and entertainment venues are constantly evolving, and not every new name comes with a grand opening announcement. Some venues are still being fitted out, while others reopen under a new name or in a different location.
We’ll keep an eye on the changes and update this page as more openings are confirmed.