Saxophone Pub & Restaurant

Nice venue. Helpful staff. Great music. Fantastic food! The place takes credit card. Not sure why some other reviewers experienced otherwise, but as of Aug 19 they take it just fine. The thai food here is notably excellent. Didnt expect them to make it this good!! Great for couples or small groups if you are here for the live music. Larger groups are manageable as well, plenty of tables further from stage.

Overall 4 stars for me. As a music snob and a former singer myself, music here is perfect. Just go there to listen, no talk needed, too loud anyway. Cocktails are cheap but overly sweet. Recommend to just go for live music and beer. Best to go with a date or 4 people max.

A Night to Remember at The Saxophone Pub! If you’re in the mood for an unforgettable night of live music, vibrant energy, and delicious food, The Saxophone Pub and Restaurant is the place to be. From the moment you walk in, you’re hit with a warm, jazzy vibe that immediately sets the tone for the evening. The menu perfectly complements the atmosphere. We had the traditional Thai food [Seafood pad thai, basil pork with rice and fried chicken wings) and it was bursting with flavor. Paired with a signature cocktail or a cold beer, it’s a culinary experience that rivals the music itself. Friendly staff, cozy lighting, and a crowd that knows how to enjoy themselves — The Saxophone Pub nails it on every front. Whether you’re out with friends or flying solo, you’ll leave with a full heart, a full stomach, and a head full of tunes you won’t soon forget.

Great atmosphere with the resident bands on a Thursday night, I didn’t eat but food looked nice, the German beer was lovely and a fair price considering the entertainment. Service was one of the best I have ever received in Thailand so paying the additional service charge of 10% was no problem for me. Whenever I’m in the area again I will definitely return and I strongly recommend this pub

Great atmosphere, The Band and Sound system is great , Staff is nice and friendly. Didn’t try a food but will do next time

I really liked the vibe and music of this place. There is no entry fee, just a chill spot, and the live music was spot on. Honestly, the regular music played was very much to my liking as well. This bar attracted a variety of different people, and I was all for it. I'd definitely go back.

Saxophone Pub is located around the Victory Monument area. It is walkable from BTS Victory Monoment (just nearby Century Mall) Known for its talisman figure for their professional jazz/blues singers (both local and internationals). Their instrumentalists are top notched during live bands time (which starts at approx 19.30pm) Opens daily from 18.00pm. Be sure to call for booking upon arrival especially during Fri's and Sat's nite. Food itself is very good. Specialized for their German deep fried pork knuckles and German grilled sausages. Service was fair and prompt. The decor was very good. Heavily decorated with Jack Daniel's and abstract 70s art. Definitely one of the finest Jazz pub that has been around in Bangkok for many years.

After a relaxing 7-day trip through northern Thailand, I was excited to end the journey with a night at Saxophone Pub in Bangkok. I’d heard great things about the live music, cocktails, and overall vibe, so I walked in on a buzzing Friday night with high expectations. The atmosphere and music were indeed lively, but the service completely ruined the experience. I was first seated at a corner table upstairs, and when I politely requested to move to another empty table, the waiter (an older gentleman, quite snappy) reluctantly agreed. That was the first red flag. Things got worse when I simply asked for a glass of water. Instead of a normal service response, the waiter told me that I could only get water if I bought a full bottle of Johnnie Walker! Otherwise, I was told to “just drink the beers” if I was thirsty. Ridiculous. I had actually walked in ready to order cocktails and food to enjoy the evening, but after this interaction, I cancelled the order and walked out. I couldn’t help but question whether this was: A case of poor service and an arrogant staff member, Or worse, some racial bias — as Indians are often unfairly stereotyped in Thailand as “boom boom tourists.” Either way, it left a sour taste. For a venue with such a strong reputation for music and atmosphere, the management seriously needs to address staff behavior and basic hospitality standards. Guests shouldn’t feel insulted or unwelcome in a place that promotes itself as one of Bangkok’s top live music pubs. Plenty of other venues in Bangkok offer great music, drinks, and respectful service. Sadly, Saxophone Pub was not one of them for me.