Must see nightlife in Manila

This long-running pub is wildly popular among expats for watching live sport on TV, and usually features a live band or two on weekend nights.

Much more than a simple refuelling stop for museum patrons, ‘M Café’ is a magnet for Manila’s chi-chi class. It’s usually more of a place to warm up for…

Though British rule in Manila was short-lived (1762–64), you can still get a taste of colonialism with a spot of high tea (P1535 for two) at the Raffles…

Home to the Pivo Praha microwbrewery, which has been producing Czech-style pilsen, dark and wheat beers since 2001. Tastings are available and it also…

This dimly lit speakeasy is hidden within a nondescript warehouse under the ultra-cool Black Market club. Once you've found it, grab a stool at the long…

This long-running club is one of the few places with staying power in Malate's gay district. With much cheaper drinks than the places in the Fort, it…

The Bar is know for its all-you-can-drink evenings (P1280) on Friday and Saturday from 7pm to midnight; cocktails and spirits included! The two-for-one…

NoKal has three levels, including a rooftop, often with a different DJ spinning on each one. It draws a younger crowd and is usually rocking every night…

This side-street outdoor restobar is a great place to kick back and warm up your karaoke skills before hitting the provinces.