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                <title>The What on Loy Kroh Road</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[What a breath of fresh air this place is, a really laid back, cool and hassle free bar in the pulsating heart of the Chiang Mai city. <br><br>Designed by renowned UK designer 'Simon somebody' (sorry I forgot his surname) The What Bar is super easy to relax and unwind in. <br><br>As a play on words, The What takes its name from The Thai word for Temple (Wat) and like a temple to cool, it welcomes travelers and expats in to the warmth of its embrace. <br><br>The food is excellent, the atmosphere tolerant and arty, it really is worth stopping in for a meal or one of its famous pool tournaments. I highly recommend checking this place out if you are within 50 km of Chiang Mai. <br><br>The What is located on Loy Kroh road, within walking distance of the Night Bazaar and Thapae Gate. Look for the sign which is a play on the symbol used by the UK band The Who. <br><br>Well worth a visit.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Red Lion pub</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[On a recent trip to Thailand, I finally made my way north and on a visit to the night bazaar in Chiang Mai, I found a good English pub - the originally named Red Lion. <br><br>They had a great range of beers (Strongbow and Blackthorn Cider) and I was quite surprised that they had draught Kilkenny and Guinness. Despite that, I went for the local brew - Singha. <br> <br>They had a big screen showing the Premiership and my team was on, so I was well happy. I love Thai food but after a week in Thailand I was ready for some old-fashioned English stodge. They had steaks, and the likes, but I tried the chicken pie and chips and I was not disappointed. <br><br>The staff were very friendly and the service was good. Well worth a visit.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Tuskers</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Tuskers is a great pub and restaurant in Chiang Mai. I was recommended it by the Elephant Nature Park as they give a 10% donation to elephant conservation. <br><br>It is a huge place with a great open bar, big garden, pool room and a separate sports bar so something for everyone. I had a relaxing meal listening to music in the garden while a big crowd was watching rugby upstairs.<br><br>The food was excellent, they have a western and Thai menu and serve cocktails. The staff were very friendly and gave advice on where to go in Chiang Mai. <br><br>Really recommend highly!]]></description>
                
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                <title>Chiang Mai Saloon</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Great burgers, steaks, Tex-Mex food. Cold beers, efficient service, pool table, free monkey nuts, free pop corn ... yeah you've guessed I'm not talking about the Sheraton!<br><br>Definitely a 'saloon' atmosphere. Friendly owners as well. All topped off with free wifi. Or if you're not carrying your mobile device there's a computer you can use.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Stick Rico's Jazz Cafe</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[A great local run bar, which is incredibly friendly &amp; has a good mix of locals &amp; tourists. It's less a bar, more of a shack on the side of the street with tables &amp; chairs on the pavement, but with the owner's band playing live music most nights &amp; the Sang Som &amp; Beer Chiang plentiful &amp; cheap you'll want to keep on going back.]]></description>
                
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                <title>The clubhouse</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[It is a bar/restaurant on Loi Kroh road, the menu is superb taste- and pricewise (i recommend the gammon steak, a bargain at 190 baht). The staff is Thai and Western friendly,which is standard in the entire country. <br><br>They have a big screen for football and a wide selection of beers (Thai and Western). This is the sister bar of the Queen Victoria which is on Propokklao road (bad location) and also a great place.]]></description>
                
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