The Butcher Shop & Pub - Metro Manila

Nice place if you wanted to have an unlimited booze while on a tight budget. Bartenders were amazing too. So if you're alone, you can chat up with them. Food is not bad, we ordered their Dumagete sisig. I would say it's not your typical sisig. I like the usual sisig better.

A nice place to hang out. Ambiance is cool. Place is not the loud. Tried their adobo. It's different and put on a bowl. It comes with a hard boiled egg. Nachos is so cheesy too. But hopefully they could make it bigger like other restaurants. Their pizza is awesome. You'll definitely order for more.

Probably not your best choice for lunch or casual meals. For the record, there's nothing wrong with their food -- it was okay, just that it didn't leave a significant mark on my tastesbuds. I'd go here for a Friday or Saturday night drink with all that loud music and party vibe though.

It's one of the more quiet places to stay where you won't be bothered by overwhelming house music. The playlist on weekdays is nice and chill, and live music will come in every now and then. The local beers are a bit below/at par with prices in other establishments. For food, I ordered half a dozen of buffalo wings. They were small, but definitely tasty. My advise is for you to go eat somewhere else and make this your last stop to cap off the night.

Hidden near the carpark area in Bonifacio High Street, it's easy to miss The Butcher Shop. They offer wide variety of drinks aside from their steaks and main meals. I usually go for their B1T1 Bacardi cocktails because it's very cheap but not watered down unlike other restaurants' cocktail promos so it's very sulit. Their coffee creme brûlée is an unexpected favorite.