We all know the usual haunts for a night of drinking and partying. For instance, there’s Makati’s treasure trove of cocktail bars in Poblacion and a host of clubs in BGC that’ll make you want to dance the night away, as per Dua Lipa’s instructions. Then there’s Quezon City, the quirky sister of these two business behemoths, which is currently home to a handful of cocktail bars, pubs, and speakeasies that deserve a spot in your evening plans.

Fortunately for those in Quezon City, there are new bars cropping up, and while we’d love to have tried them all, there’s only so much our wallets can take. Still, in this review, we’ve managed to sample a wide array of drinking spots — from speakeasies worth seeking out and cocktail bars with unforgettable creations to college student haunts and cozy spots for date nights.

ReCraft

Cocktail Bar, Speakeasy

Vibe: Date Nights, Catching Up with Friends, Chill Evenings

Never afraid of reinventing themselves, ReCraft — and their major relocation from Broadway to Scout Tobias in 2024 — proves that change is nothing to be afraid of. But even though their ethos of constant recreation manifests itself in a menu that refuses to settle down, cocktail lovers will find it easy to consider this bar a welcoming home. While their menu may change, their passion for quality cocktails and friendly hospitality remains constant — an anchor that assures everyone that whether you come in once a month or twice a year, you’re very much welcome and there’s always something for you.

If it’s your first time, the bar (which hides in plain sight inside a black — almost invisible at night — house-turned-bar) and its industrial aesthetic may seem intimidating. Their menu, on the other hand, is anything but. Depending on your mood for the night, you can go for recognizable classics (spun with their own twist, of course) and experimental creations for the bold and curious. Still, if you’re wary, their approachable bartenders and servers can recommend something to suit your vibe.

For us, we find that their spirit-forward cocktails never disappoint. If you’re feeling a little extra, we recommend going full Inception and seeking out their Nikka Room. Yes, a hidden mini bar inside a hidden bar — just ask the servers and they’ll escort you. Take note, however, that the Nikka Room features its own menu that highlights Nikka Whiskey, and drinks from their regular menu aren’t allowed inside. If you’re a whiskey lover or someone looking to impress a date, this intimate, 12-seater room, dimly lit in a warm, amber glow, is precisely what you need.

To stay updated on their changing menu and bar takeovers, follow them on Instagram.

Location: 39 Scout Tobias St., Diliman, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Daily, from 6 PM till late

Other Details: They recently brought back “No Menu Mondays,” where the only thing you can order is a bespoke drink based on your vibe and preferences.

Take Me Back

Cocktail Bar, Speakeasy

Vibe: Barkada Hangouts, Small Parties, Dancing to Nostalgic Beats

Dripping in nostalgia, Take Me Back reverses time and brings you back to the 90s and early 2000s. For millennials and Gen Xers, this bar is a blast from the past, but no matter your generation, you can’t fault their modern cocktails — and they make it fun for everyone. As of writing, their Volume 2 cocktail menu is displayed on a roulette, signaling a whimsical night ahead. Truth be told, its quirkiness begins way before you’re given the menu. For one, their door is a giant Gameboy with a Mario game playing onscreen. Once you head inside, you’ll spot a themed mural before the rest of the bar reveals itself and its movie posters, cassette tape-lined wall, and neon lights cement the retro vibe. Say goodbye to the 2020s for now.

Drinks-wise, they lean into the theme even further. While they have a rotational, signature cocktail menu that you also can’t miss, Take Me Back shines in their classics. But they’re not the classic cocktails you would expect. We highly recommend the Iskrambol and Bazooka; two drinks that best embody the childhood experience (but with a splash of alcohol now that we’re adults). Be warned: the Bazooka (P480) is not for the faint of heart. While its visuals make for an adorable Instagram story, the drink packs a strong punch that’ll have you giggling — and it’s not because of the edible comic strip on top. Iskrambol (P380), on the other hand, will remind you so much of the street food favorite that it’s hard not to do a reflexive double-take.

All in all, TMB celebrates the era without pretense, unironically embracing the good ol’ times without alienating its younger audiences.

To reserve a table or make sure you get a slot for their events, follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

Location: 2/F, CKB Centre, 203 Tomas Morato Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, from 4 PM to 1 AM

Other Details: They often host trivia nights, movie nights, tarot readings, and other fun events for bargoers.

Bar.Flora

Cocktail Bar, Speakeasy

Vibe: Date Nights, Girls Night Out, Chill Dinner

Bar.Flora is none other than ReCraft’s elegant sibling who isn’t afraid of displaying their femininity in its softest and most glowing. This cannot be any clearer once you step inside and take in their aesthetic — from their bar counter featuring dried flowers encased in resin to the soft lighting that makes you feel warm instantly. But it doesn’t end there. Their bio promises “women-centered experiences,” and their women-led-and-operated team delivers.

While a good amount of bars evoke the rugged, almost barbaric nature of drinking (or “getting wasted”) with the rough hangovers, frat party-level shots, and cocktails that are beyond spirit-forward with their Sandra Lee-style of measuring, Bar.Flora aims for the complete opposite in the best way possible. They remind you that drinking doesn’t always have to feel like you’re being manhandled by alcohol and manipulated by the tides. They offer a relaxing, positive experience that almost rewires how your brain perceives drinking.

Like ReCraft, however, Bar.Flora features a seasonal cocktail menu. As of writing, their Volume III menu is inspired by the seasons and the menu alone is worth the visit. While this concept may likely change when the next volume rolls around, their current menu is displayed on a three-dimensional paper card carousel reminiscent of those three-dimensional Victorian doll house books that were popular in the early 2000s. These small efforts underscore their vision in providing a whimsical (and cute) evening. But aesthetic-aside, their food and cocktails are also unforgettable. If you find yourself stumbling over the menu descriptions — cause, honestly, how often do you get cocktails that mix tea and alcohol? — their servers will be more than willing to embark on your curious journey with you and guide you through the maze. You’re sure to leave Bar.Flora with a smile — and an edible lip gloss if you order the Not in Paris *wink*

To stay updated on bar takeovers, limited-time menus, and other happenings, follow them on Instagram, or check out their website.

Location: 49 Scout Rallos St., Tomas Morato, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Tuesdays to Fridays, from 6 PM till late; Saturdays, from 2 PM till late; and Sundays, from 2 PM to 10 PM

Other Details: You can buy their Flora Matcha online, either Matsu No Yowai (P550 for 20g tin can) or Iwai No Shiro (P750 for 20g tin can). They also have Hojicha (P450 for 30g). Place your order through their Google Form.

Wrong Door

Cocktail Bar, Speakeasy

Vibe: Solo Drinking, Small Group Catchup, Those Seeking Privacy

Tucked underneath a casual Korean restaurant, those looking for Wrong Door will enter the place thinking they’ve made a mistake. Spending time in there isn’t, though. While the bar is small, even by speakeasy standards, its dim lighting and lounge chairs will have you sinking into its cozy vibe with ease. Given the space, however, it may not always be so easy to snag a spot, and the bar is also quite popular as a private events place.

Once you’re there, it’s easy to beeline for the bar counter and settle there. Especially if you’re solo or a couple, their friendly bartenders are up for casual small talk. Or you can also just talk amongst yourselves, alongside the tiny fishes — if you know, you’ll know. When it comes to their drinks, both their signature cocktails and classic ones are easy to digest. It gives you plenty of space to focus on your friends and chatting, without feeling like you could’ve gone to a different bar instead. Its intimate space, refreshing cocktails, chill music, and location in a fairly quiet street make it a good choice for long-overdue catch-ups, heart-to-heart talks, and everything in between.

It's a good find that could be a little difficult to detect for first-time visitors. But much like when you’re looking for treasure, “x” often marks the spot.

They’re sometimes booked for private events; follow them on Instagram to stay updated.

Location: G/F, 115 Scout Delgado St., Tomas Morato, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Daily, from 7 PM till late

Other Details: You can book the whole bar for intimate events.

After Hours

Cocktail Bar, With Outdoor Seating

Vibe: Coworkers Hangout, Informal Business Meetings, Experimenting with Cocktails

True to its mission to be the ultimate post-work, go-to for young professionals, cocktail enthusiasts, and everyone in between, After Hours manages to toe the line between an approachable, street-level drinking spot and an obscure bar for the discerning drinker. Hidden in plain view behind tinted glass, with an al fresco area near the street, the bar isn’t afraid to deceive onlookers with its “plain” façade. But this bar is one book you shouldn’t be judging by its cover, as the cocktail menu as well as its interior are not to be missed.

Their menu takes you on a journey, exploring the Philippines’ many myths and legends — such as the folktale on pineapples, ampalaya (bitter gourd), and mais (corn). For those who want a cocktail that teases sweet and bitter notes without leaning too heavily into either, we recommend the Midnight Spell (P490) with Coffee Cacao Foam, Luisita Oro Single Estate Rum, and Italian Bitter infused in Cacao Nibs. But if you’re feeling confident, their Sarimanok (P490) is a complex, spirit-forward mix of Lambanog Fat Washed in Chicken Oil, Blended Scotch Whisky, Sakurab Liqueur, Maranao Honey. Their well-balanced signature cocktail menu makes sure there’s a drink for every taste, such as the romantic Coming Up Roces (P490), refreshing Hundred Eyes (P550), and creamy Bana-Nut Split (P490). But if you want something custom, their bartenders are also game to whip up a drink based on your preferences.

After Hours is comfortable enough for a solo drinking session if you just want to chat with the bartender, a chill barkada hangout in their al fresco space, or even a post-movie & dinner date where it’s quiet enough for a light discussion.

To see the full food and drinks menu, visit their website. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram for more information.

Location: 125 Roces Ave., Quezon City

Operating Hours: Daily, from 6 PM to 3 AM

Other Details: Reservations can be made online through DM on social media or Google Forms. 

The Beech

Party Bar, Modern Beer Garden

Vibe: College Parties, Large Groups, No Frills Drinking

A Timog mainstay, The Beech is the place to go if you want to drink without any bells and whistles, order buckets of beer, and knock them all down like you’re breaking a Guinness World Record. With an industrial-style, open space, the bar is naturally ventilated but wide enough to avoid a stuffy atmosphere. Their food menu mainly consists of bar chow favorites, like Crispy Pata, Sizzling Sisig, Kinilaw, and Chicken Skin, but if you want a heavier meal to get ready for a full night of drinking, they also offer mains, rice, and noodles.

As for their drinks, they have a 10+1 beer promo (local beers like San Mig Light and Red Horse are priced at P89 per bottle), hard liquor bottles that range from P2,250 to P3,500, and cocktail pitchers at only P380. Perfect for groups, these colorful mixes are deceipt in a pitcher. While they seem — and even taste — like fruit juices, drinking a couple of glasses will have you out like a light before you even realize it. Don’t say you weren’t warned.

In other words, if you want to go on a weekend bender without crying over your credit card statement afterwards, The Beech is an affordable hangout spot.

For updates on openings, as they sometimes have private events, follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

Location: 121 Panay Avenue, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Daily, from 5 PM to 5 AM

Other Details: They have private KTV rooms you can reserve for a P3,000 consumable fee.

EnRoute Distillery

Party Bar, DJ sets

Vibe: All Night Parties, Barkada Hangout

With operating hours until 5 AM, EnRoute Distillery is where you and your friends can go to drink all night — until the crack of dawn. At first, the modern industrial interior is casual and comfortable enough to get you settled in fast. Eventually, however, as the night deepens, the mood darkens as they literally dim the lights — allowing you to focus on the vibes, pounding music, enjoying the liquor, and having intimate conversations with people (or at least trying to shout over the music).

They serve a good mix of familiar bar food and international favorites, like Cheesy Quesadilla, Gambas al Ajillo, California Maki, Pork Sisig, and Beef Salpicao. Another food option is to head upstairs to Japayu-K, an unlimited Japanese and Korean BBQ and Hotpot place, where you can indulge or even pre-game with some soju before heading downstairs to En Route and grab a bottle.

For drinks, they have Draft Beers (from P145 to P310), such as Hoegaarden White & Rose, Stella Artois, Paulaner Original Muncher Dunkel, and Budweiser, as well as local beers at P95 per bottle. Cocktails are also available, starting at P270, but En Route is the kind of place where you can grab a liquor bottle to truly enjoy the night, with offerings like Bacardi Gold, Johnny Walker Double Black, Glenfiddich 12 Years, Jagermeister, Patron Reposado, Hennesy VS, Grey Goose, and more.

For updates on DJ sets and table reservations, check out their Facebook and Instagram pages.

Location: Chateau Aurora Building, 198 Tomas Morato, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Daily, from 5 PM to 5 AM

Other Details: They have long tables built for beer pong and similar fun, bar activities.

Gener + Photokitchen

All-in-One Café, Restaurant, and Bar

Vibe: Creative Brainstorming, Light Drinks with Dinner, Chill Nightcap

Dubbed as a safe space where creativity and collaboration abound, Gener + Photokitchen has become a familiar haunt for the local creative industry. Located less than 10 minutes away from two major TV network buildings (ABS-CBN and GMA), the all-in-one spot is a go-to for industry workers, recognizable film and TV production names, and famous household name actors. As a safe space, its welcoming vibe has invited everyone to relax and ideate within its walls, but an unspoken rule is to respect everyone’s space, especially celebrities who want to simply be.

Gener + Photokitchen has managed to create a feeling of home with its cozy spaces and intimate corners. Their menu is also just as accessible, with rice bowls to satisfy your hunger, affordable starters, and sweet options like waffles and ice cream. When it comes to drinks, their affordable offerings allow for no-brainer decisions. Cocktails start at P200, while local and international beers range from P120 to P265, and liquor shots are also available to mix with soda or tonic water. Bottle options, however, are quite limited.

Visit their website or follow them on Facebook and Instagram for more details.

Location: 40 Teodoro Gener St. corner K-1st St., Kamuning, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, from 7 PM to 3 AM

Other Details: They have an al-fresco area where smoking is allowed.

Tiny Bar

Gig Bar, Underground Entertainment

Vibe: Convergence Spot for Aspiring Artists, Live Music and Entertainment

Tucked away on the second floor of a nondescript building in Panay, Tiny Bar is another creative hotspot. Unlike Gener + Photokitchen where you can casually brainstorm within its chill, casual mood, Tiny Bar offers the exact opposite — it’s an energetic space where you can freely express yourself, where performances clash and converge to create different forms of art. You can find bands performing for the first time, aspiring singers, performance artists and stand-up comedians honing their skills, musicians jamming without limits, and even workshops for the curious.

Chaotic, vibrant, and messy in all the right ways. Tiny Bar offers a refuge for artists to experiment without judgment. Food and drink options are limited, but budget-friendly. This bar is not for those seeking intricate cocktails or bottle service. But if you want to grab a beer, sit down, and watch someone perform spoken poetry, cover songs, or test their comedy set, go to Tiny Bar.

Pro tip: bring earplugs to protect your ears while still appreciating the art.

For updates on the many artistic events lined up, check them out on Facebook or Instagram.

Location: 2/F, 23 Panay Ave., Diliman, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, from 5 PM to 2 AM

Other Details: You can buy some of the collectible comic books and toys in the bar, just ask the staff for details.

Never Strangers Bar & Lounge

Cocktail Bar, Speakeasy

Vibe: Intimate Conversations, Solo Drinking, Date Night

This modern lounge — somewhat hidden with only its sign visible from the outside — balances comfort with approachable opulence. With plush couches and low light, Never Strangers sets an ambiance for hushed, intimate conversations, date night drinks, and relaxing nightcaps. Solo drinkers will also find it easy to settle into their bar seats, with engaging bartenders who can suggest a matching drink if you’re feeling experimental or indecisive.

Out of their specialty cocktail menu, the Oliver (P545) is a spectacle that you must try. When served, the drink emerges underneath a dome of smoke, effectively heightening expectations, but it doesn’t disappoint. A mix of Early Grey tea, strawberry syrup, Whiskey, and lychee syrup, it’s a well-balanced drink that doesn’t waste its grand reveal. Apart from their signatures, they also have classic cocktails (with premium alternatives for finer tastes) and draft beer. They offer a selection of bar food that ranges from snack-worthy to heartier options, like Shrimp Gambas, Beef Salpicao, Sausage Platter, and Potato Wedges.

Snag a lounge for you and your friends by messaging them on Instagram.

Location: 140 Maginhawa St., Teacher’s Village, Diliman, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Daily, from 4 PM to 2 AM

Other Details: The entire bar can be reserved for private events.

Mugen

Cozy Bar, Speakeasy

Vibe: Small Group Hangouts, Bar Crawl Stop, Interesting Events

If you’re on the hunt for a hole-in-the-wall bar, a cozy spot where there are no massive crowds and insane lines for drinks that take forever to be served, then head over to Mugen. It could be a quick pit stop for a Maginhawa bar crawl, a lowkey bar where you can catch up with friends, or a place you find out about because of their Tekken tournament or Trivia Nights. Limited seating can be a bit of a concern due to the space. But bargoers have the option of hanging out in an unofficial al fresco area just steps away from the bar, where lighting up a smoke is also allowed.

Drink options are affordable, but no less worth a try. Their signature cocktails (P280 each) are easy-to-love mixes, not only because of their wallet-friendly price tags, but also because of their flavor. For example, the Basingse combines Bacardi Gold with melon liqueur and lemon juice — light, refreshing, with just a little kick. If you want something bespoke, they offer a custom cocktail service for only P400 a glass. When it comes to food, however, we suggest grabbing dinner before heading here, as they only have Curry Nachos, Spam Fries, and Popcorn. Familiar bar chows, but not a lot of range.

Pro Tip: This bar has one indication if they’re open for the night. Look for the lantern above Pino. If it’s lit, Mugen is open.

For updates on their girls’ nights, Tekken competition, trivia nights, and more, follow them on Instagram and Facebook.

Location: 2/F, 39 Malingap St., Teacher’s Village, Diliman, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays, from 8 PM to 4 AM

Other Details: To make sure you have a space, DM them on their socials for table reservations.

Escapee

Cocktail Bar, Speakeasy

Vibe: Chill Dates, All-in-One Hangouts, Small Group Catchup

Tucked away in a fried chicken shop, Escapee is a literal hideaway in the city. With its dim lighting and industrial interior, this speakeasy is the older sibling extension of the similarly Japanese-themed shop outside. It’s perfect for small groups looking for a quiet place to catch up, or hangouts, and even lowkey dates where all you guys are craving for is some delicious fried chicken and no-fuss, affordable cocktails.

With their signature cocktails priced from P289 to P390 and classic cocktails from P199 to P250, Escapee allows you — and your pockets — to breathe and cap the week with ease. The menu offers familiar mixes like the Meguro (vodka, raspberry preserve, calamansi, and syrup) and more adventurous ones like Shinjuku (burnt cinnamon whiskey, peppermint, honey, and calamansi). Still, if you want a no-brainer night, go for their Japanese highball.

For more information on bar takeovers and similar events, follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

Location: 27 Malingap St., Diliman, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Sundays to Wednesdays, from 5 PM to 12 MN; Thursdays to Saturdays, from 5 PM to 2 AM

Other Details: They can cater to events with their mobile bar.

Flying House

Dive Bar, Pub

Vibe: Barkada Hangout, Post-Gig Drinks, Hearty Dinners

A Maginhawa institution, this bar-slash-diner is owned by Ocho “8” Toleran of Queso fame and has been a go-to for bands, musicians, singers, and all-around rockstars. It was once — and still might be — frequented by huge names like Kamikazee, Parokya ni Edgar, Franco, Urbandub, and more. Fame and famous names aside, Flying House is genuinely a nice, casual place to hang out with friends.

This is the kind of bar where you order beer by the bucket (P480 per bucket), alcohol shots (P150 for a shot of Cuervo), and affordable run-of-the-mill cocktails, such as a Rum Coke (P120) and Vodka Seven (P110). And if you’re jonesing for a hearty meal, their food menu has impressive — and addictive  — dishes. The Ocho Pizza and Sisig Pizza (P420 each) are crowd favorites, while their Banda Meal (pancit canton with fried egg and toast) is also an old reliable. They also have Ribeye Steak (P720), Pan-Seared Pork Chops (P300 to P480), and the Flying Pig (P1,060 for whole serving, P620 for half serving).

Check out their Facebook and Instagram to learn more about their food and drink offerings.

Location: 10-B Malingap St., Teacher’s Village, Diliman, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, from 5 PM to 2 AM (Closed on Mondays)

Other Details: They also have Party Platters for potlucks, parties, and take-out.

Mow’s

Dive Bar, Gig Bar

Vibe: Convergence Spot for Aspiring Artists, Live Music and Entertainment

Another Quezon City mainstay, Mow’s celebrated its 10th anniversary last 2024, keeping the Manila underground scene alive in this nondescript bar underneath a Kowloon House. The owner of Mow’s Bar, Tim Ng, is a Kowloon House Manager by day. According to a Philippine Star interview, he started Mow’s for his “musician friends.” Slowly but surely, this bar became a place where community is built, subcultures spring to life, and people connect intimately — literally, some might argue — within its small space.

From aspiring musicians holding their gigs, open mics where anyone can freely take to the stage, and even mosh pits where energies clash and collide, Mow’s has become that bar for QC peeps, indie music lovers, burgeoning bands, and anyone simply seeking a bit of an escape by letting loose in a pit. Plus, it doesn’t hurt that most drinks and local beers here cost under P100.

Follow them on Facebook and Instagram to stay updated on gigs and happenings.

Location: 20 Matalino St., Diliman, Quezon City (under Kowloon House restaurant)

Operating Hours: Wednesdays to Sundays, from 7 PM to 12 MN (Closed on Mondays to Tuesdays)

Other Details: Cash only

Elias Wicked Ales & Spirits

Beer Pub

Vibe: Supporting Local Craft Beer Scene, Chill Hangouts, Beer Dates

While a bit cut off from the rest of the action, Elias Brewery is well worth the trip. They have earned several awards over the years: Best Small Sized Brewery in Asia and a three-time Philippine Champion Brewery. Their Quezon City bar offers 30+ brews, a mix of craft beers, mead, hard ciders, and seltzers.

If you’re overwhelmed with the choices, we recommend some of our favorites: Lost in Japan (White Ale, 5% ABV), Darker Vader Stout (Stout, 6.5% ABV), and Rose Rizal Hard Cider (Hard Cider, 7% ABV). When it comes to food options, they have plenty to offer from bar chows that are good for sharing, heartier mains, rice bowls, pasta, pizza, and dessert. And the best part is that they have pairing recommendations in the menu to help guide your experience. One pairing we cannot forget is the Beeramisu (P175) paired with the Darker Vader Stout.

You can also take their brews home to continue the fun even when you leave. A bottle of their beer starts at P125, but you can opt for 64-oz growler jugs starting from P1,080. Options for flavors may vary. And if you want them in your events, they also have keg packages complete with a booth fitted with a tap draft system for the coolest bar visuals and servers.

For more information, check out their website and follow them on Instagram.

Location: 13 Ubay St., Santa Mesa Heights, Quezon City

Operating Hours: Sundays to Thursdays, from 5 PM to 1 AM; Fridays to Saturdays, from 3 PM to 3 AM

Other Details: You can also visit them in two other locations: Alabang and BGC.

Notable Mentions

Beyond this list, Quezon City has loads more to offer, and these spots deserve a nod.

• The Pop Up Katipunan – an energetic, college student haunt near universities like Ateneo de Manila University and Miriam College. Bars and restaurants in this wide space may change from time to time, but you are sure to find student-friendly prices and a fun night.
• 78-53-86 – With two locations in Quezon City (White Plains and St. Ignatius), this vinyl and jazz bar (home to over 10,000 records) is recommended for quiet nightcaps and easy listening.
• No Doze – Another Katipunan haunt, this coffee lounge-slash-bar is the quieter sibling to the college party hangouts in Katipunan. They host book club sessions, and you can book the place for intimate events.
• Ruby’s Lounge – Inside a Max’s Restaurant in Scout Tuazon, Ruby’s is one of those unexpected but unforgettable bars. After all, how often can you say that you drank quality cocktails inside a Max’s?

• Hydro – This superclub in Scout Albano is a building you can’t miss — literally. With DJ sets and heart-pumping music, those who want to dance the night away can party hard in Hydro.
• Quezon Club – One of the newest nightclub destinations in Quezon City, this club in Solaire Resort North is the go-to if you want a luxury experience with bottle packages that go up to P128,000.
• Straight Up Rooftop Bar – Located in Seda Vertis North, this rooftop bar offers excellent views of the city and a warm vibe for easygoing conversations and unwinding.
• Cubao Expo – Near Smart Araneta Coliseum, Cubao Expo is home to a mix of restaurants and bars, and its own subculture that has been crafted and honed over the years by the artists, indie lovers, and musicians that frequent the spot.