) some free Sangria or 1 free Singha between 7 and 9 pm and 2-for-1 cocktails all Saturday night! 
Offers for ladies 
Le Bar Français wrote:"only 'nice' ladies allowed?"
Just a nuance, we are open-minded, non-judgmental, and well-familiar with the culture of Thailand.We know that some "bar girls" go on to form stable family relationships in Europe (or steady girlfriends in HH), etc. We are not about to discriminate against established couples, of course, wherever they met, and the same should feel most welcome. No "working" on the bar premises (or unaccompanied working girls) is all we ask, in order to make our valued female customers feel protected and respected. We kindly ask your understanding. Many thanks.
You can try and paint it what every way you would like to justify your contempt and Assumption what a person is and who you want to be in an open establishment. I have a couple of words that are not for print about that.jingjoe wrote:the bar iust wants to cater for something different to the bintabaht bargirl clientele,obviously the word good girl was used instead of no prostitutes, why are so many people touchy about the prostitute issue,yes we understand a prostitute can still be a nice/good girl.
i still go to pattaya for the girlfriend/pretend/prostitute experience every several months,it can't be compared to anything else,but i am under no false pretences of what it is.
There are people here with western wives who want to take their partners to a bar that caters for this and also probably some single western woman looking for an alternative to the bargirl bar scene,and maybe the odd single thai woman who hasn't worked the bar scene....
geezus its a bar in bintabaht that wants to market itself as an alternative to the bargirl barscene,im sure any women you bring will be accepted...just ask her to wear something more formal than her hotpants and love you long time smile....Foodie wrote:You can try and paint it what every way you would like to justify your contempt and Assumption what a person is and who you want to be in an open establishment. I have a couple of words that are not for print about that.jingjoe wrote:the bar iust wants to cater for something different to the bintabaht bargirl clientele,obviously the word good girl was used instead of no prostitutes, why are so many people touchy about the prostitute issue,yes we understand a prostitute can still be a nice/good girl.
i still go to pattaya for the girlfriend/pretend/prostitute experience every several months,it can't be compared to anything else,but i am under no false pretences of what it is.
There are people here with western wives who want to take their partners to a bar that caters for this and also probably some single western woman looking for an alternative to the bargirl bar scene,and maybe the odd single thai woman who hasn't worked the bar scene....
I was 20 years old and went to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel Bar, which I would think is a higher class establishment then Le Bar Français. I started talking to a women and when asked her to leave with me she told me a price.
If you want that in a free world then open a private members only club, or have it away from binta baht area.
I end on this story,
My old Boss was standing outside a Starbucks and up pulls a new BMW and a beautiful young women steps out. He tells her how beautiful she is and would she sleep with him, She gets offended and starts to tell him off. He's says how about for a million dollars. She thinks and says Ok I would for a million dollars. He' says good how about for $500? She starts yelling "what do you think I am a prostitute?" He reply's, We already established that ,I was just negotiating the price.
Still would never go to this place.
Did they?Pleng wrote: blatantly stating "you're not welcome" (then after all that adding a bunch of provisos!)
Can't see why any one would be offended, and can well imagine the vast majority of bar girls feeling distinctly out of place.Le Bar Français wrote: No "working" on the bar premises (or unaccompanied working girls) is all we ask, in order to make our valued female customers feel protected and respected. We kindly ask your understanding. Many thanks.
JW wrote:DM.. good reply
dtaai-maai wrote:My two-pennyworth on one of the most bizarre arguments I've ever seen on this forum.:
No problem and very well summarised on the principle of choice.Bristolian wrote:dtaai-maai wrote:My two-pennyworth on one of the most bizarre arguments I've ever seen on this forum.:
What a strange argument, Surreal!
The owner/proprietor presumably does his market research, prior to setting up his business. It is clearly the proprietor who sets the guidelines and also decides on the demographics of the customers that he would like to attract. We as customers have the choice to patronise the establishment or not. If you don’t like the place, the service or the rules, go elsewhere, that is your right as a customer. What is the problem with that?
