Leeyabar.phuket is a small, hilltop cocktail bar in the Panwa. The seating terrace sits slightly above the road, right across from 7‑Eleven — an easy spot to settle in outdoors, feel the breeze, and enjoy the view over Chalong Bay. It’s especially nice at sunset, either before dinner or for a relaxed drink afterward.
The bar’s strongest point is its cocktail program. The menu covers plenty of well-made classics alongside original house creations and signature drinks. Cocktails are carefully balanced and properly mixed. Prices are still reasonable (often around 200–250 THB), and the pours feel generous. Light snacks are also available.
Service here is all about thoughtful touches. Drinks come with complimentary peanuts and fresh pineapple, and you can ask for refills. There’s free Wi‑Fi, mosquito spray is sometimes offered, and you might even receive a small souvenir as a friendly gesture. Cleanliness also stands out. The music keeps an easy evening vibe, ranging from upbeat playlists to old-school ’90s hip-hop. The bar is still new and growing, but it already feels polished and well cared for.
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