An open-front, compact bar with a wooden counter and stools facing the street. Inside, a few screens show sport, and chatter drifts between the doorway and high tables. The look hints at Irish pub traditions without fuss, with green touches and straightforward memorabilia. The menu leans to cooked breakfasts, fish and chips and other British-Irish standards, poured alongside well-kept beer. Seating splits between the shaded frontage and an intimate interior, with table service keeping things unhurried and informal. A steady mix of long-term residents and returning holidaymakers gives it a familiar, conversational rhythm. Long-running on this strip, it also has simple rooms upstairs noted by travellers, a practical touch for those wanting to stay close to Beach Road and the baht-bus route.