FATHER TED'S IRISH PUB & STEAKHOUSE

On Hua Hin’s Soi 61, Father Ted’s is the Irish pub that actually earns its steakhouse stripes. You get cold pints (yes, Guinness and cider on draught), big, friendly service, and eight HD screens rolling live Premier League, rugby and more. They open early—8am on weekends, 9am on weekdays—so it works for a fry-up before the beach or a slow afternoon session. The grill is the point. Thick-cut steaks come properly charred and juicy, not the paper-thin stuff you see elsewhere. If you’re not in a steak mood, the Irish comfort hits hard: shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, loaded burgers and crispy buffalo wings. Portions are generous, sauces are dialed in, and the crowd skews a mix of Hua Hin regulars, golfers and beach-weary families. Evenings are lively, especially on sport nights and mid‑week when there’s live music in the garden. It’s an easy find—next to Burger King on Damnernkasem Road (Soi 61), a short stroll from the sand. Call ahead for peak times or bigger groups: +66 32 514 448.