For a cover band bar this place has some major talent. Don't let the cheesy costumes phase you…read morethese Filipinos can sing! In the center of the casino near Nobu, Centerplay is a place to spend the night lounging with a local beer enjoying some the decades best. Close your eyes and you'll sweat that's Van Halen, Katy Perry or Justin Timberlake! I between sets there's flair bar tending which is always fun. The bars and lounges have something to learn from life musicians over a DJ. It's open 24/7 and isn't shy on a decent sound system for the space as well as LED Pipes that adorn the ceiling when live music plays, and hides the stage during the day. This place is rockin' till 6am nightly!

A co-worker invited us into PAGSS Lounge at NAIA Terminal 1, and it honestly made a difference…read morebefore our flight. Right now it's smaller than usual since the other lounge is closed due to construction from i heard, so seating is tighter than what you would expect from a full lounge setup. Still, it does the job. The space is clean and quiet compared to the main terminal. After dealing with the crowd outside, just having a calm place to sit down and breathe already feels like an upgrade. It's not luxurious, but it's comfortable enough to relax, charge your devices, and wait for boarding without stress. Food selection is simple but decent. There were hot dishes, some light snacks, and drinks available. Nothing over the top, but enough to keep you full before a flight. Staff kept things organized despite the limited space, and tables were cleared regularly. If you're expecting a huge premium lounge experience, this isn't it right now because of the construction. But if you just want a quieter space, decent food, and a break from the busy terminal, PAGSS still delivers. It serves its purpose well.

Its Two Star 2uesday again!…read more PL was right next to our gate at MNL so we decided to give it a whirl. There were mainly negatives. Positives: Not much Negatives: The food is mediocre at best; There are two sections to the lounge. We were in the overflow area that doesn't have a restroom. You have to walk back to the main area; Asshole guests talking on the phone in the lounge. The next time I am in the PI, I hope I have access to a better lounge.

I'm telling you now, as a young twenty-something going to Eclipse, I felt horribly out of place…read more Or, rather, I felt too young to be there. Most of the patrons were (as is obvious) casino goers looking to celebrate their wins (or to console themselves, down on their luck). And really, the only people what kind of cash to burn in a casino range from late thirties and above. I must have been the only one in my twenties there, apart from my friend when we sat at the bar of Eclipse. It's more of an "entertainment lounge" than actual bar were you could go dance to the the latest music. Seeing as their clientele is... more mature, Eclipse adjusted accordingly, getting acts that perform music from decades past. I guess that's one of Eclipse's redeeming factors: they have live performances every so often, and they're actually very good! (Well if you're into that sort of thing.) Eclipse is more like a big hall with lounge chairs and booths dotting the sides, and when there's a live performance, the middle is cleared out where... your parents can dance to disco hits performed live. The prices are what you'd expect inside a casino: short of actually robbing you of money via slot machines. But the bar is very well stocked! Just don't order anything from their dessert menu. It took more than 45 minutes for my friends lava cake to come! (Well, that's just to be expected, at a bar.)

The day I went to City of Dreams was also the day I was packed with big events left and right. I…read moredecided to make a full day out of it by going around COD at night and of course, Pangaea and Chaos till morning. Party till you drop type of thing. I've just recently been getting back into the party scene and out of all the bars / clubs I've been to, the two of them are definitely up there on the fave list. With Pangaea I love the interior and the quality service. Also that you'll be pretty laid back most of the time and just drinking with friends, you can dance if you feel like it. Since I've tried going to both in one night, I can't imagine doing it any other way. Definitely the best way to do it!

Word got around that foreign franchises of a bars and club were going to open at the newly built…read moreCity of Dreams along Macapagal Avenue. Luckily for me, one of my jobs led me to seeing and experiencing Pangaea on it's first few weeks of operation. It's certainly interesting, with scantily clad ladies behind the bar serving up the drinks with ease and an air of confidence that men wouldn't dare attempt to offend or take advantage. There are several couches, available for a minimum spending guarantee, that comes with standard bottle service, which they upped as those who got tables even have a dedicated V.I.P. service managers to ensure you have the best experience possible. There were also ladies going around, dancing on the open spaces and even on the ledges to hype-up the crown and get the party started. Soon after, they were inviting people to dance, which actually worked. Soon after, the dancefloor was full and even those who were still in their respective couches were on their feet and dancing as well.

Nice place to come to socialize, have a drink and look out at the Ferris wheel. They also have…read moremusic playing. There are food options on the menu as well. The staff are friendly and helpful.

I was so excited to eat here... The Conrad Hotel...amazing views.... Fireworks.... Unfortunately…read morebeyond that there was not many more positives. The servers tried their best but it seemed as if they were under staffed. Drinks took forever.... Food took forever. One third of the items on the menu weren't available and we weren't told beforehand. The carbonara was terrible. The sliders were great and the truffle fries BUT they forgot to add two orders (only did one) so someone in our group didn't eat. They said it would take 5 min to make the sliders ... it took over 20 min- they showed up as we decided we couldn't wait anymore. The Caesar salad was decent. It was also expensive for what we got. I would not recommend this place. I would think a hotel like the Conrad would have a lounge that represented their name better.

I was able to step foot into The Theatre at Solaire Resort and Casino because one of my favorite…read moremusic acts, Tycho, happened to be in town. Like everything else in the vicinity of Solaire, it took my breath away. Elegance, luxury, beauty... all three elements are most present in The Theatre. The acoustics were perfect, and I felt so happy to be sitting/standing there watching one of my favorite bands perform. The outside of The Theatre is equally impressive. There's a snack bar and there are comfortable couches to lounge in while watching for the show to begin. Five stars.

₽750.00 for a basic lounge access is not all too bad. This lounge is definitely in the low end of…read morethe spectrum in comparison to other lounges we've been too. This lounge is located in the 4th level in the pre-departure area. Seating is a bit tight and the lack of windows contributes to the feeling of claustrophobia. The lounge s quite small and the motif is dark wood and marble. Food is also pretty basic. Aside from the arroz caldo (a filipino style porridge), there wasn't much in selections. There were finger sandwiches, fried rice, hummus plates, and a couple of desserts. Alcohol is also available. There's a limited selection of liquors and beers. There was only white wine at the time of our visit. There's showers and a couple f restrooms for guests. Attendants takes care of notifying the passengers on boarding times for each airline. WiFi is also available, however connection seems to heavily lag when the lounge is full. Overall, it's a basic no frills lounge.

This is smaller than most lounges. The staff were friendly and helpful. The furnitures were kind of…read moredated and not very comfortable but the whole place was clean. When we stopped by, they had 3 kinds of local beer including red horse which seems to be a favorite. Their hard liquor selection was impressive too for such a small lounge. They also had canned juices, bottled water and coffee. Food wise, there weren't that many to choose from but I thought their veggie chow mein dish was surprisingly delicious. They also had pasta Alfredo, some chicken dish, a salad bar and fresh fruits. Their ladies room was small and clean. It had a shower as well. Would be nice if they could make the lounge bigger and brighten it up a little so it didn't look so dreary.

I've just recently gotten back to the party scene and drinking lounges are usually my thing while…read moreparty places would always either be a hit or a miss. I enjoy the happy dancey trippy vibe but at the same time I don't like my drink spilled or someone constantly bumping into our table / area because everything's so cramped up. You'd never have that problem with Chaos. There's definitely room for both types of people (dance all night or drink till you're sober). When you go to high-end bars, you usually have expectations like I do. I mean, you should get your money's worth, right? What I'm very keen on is the service and followed by the quality of whatever it is I'm paying for. Definitely worth it. They feature top DJs and artists both local and international so be sure to keep yourself updated on what's up.

This dance club has about as much of a vibe as bingo night at the senior center. People were…read morecrowded around the stage as of it was a concert, but no one was actually dancing. Not sure if they were actual customers or just hired props. To add insult injury, the final bill was 2x the price of the original menu! When I demanded to see the price list after receiving the final bill, they brought out a completely different menu with higher prices. This place is a scam! Avoid!! If you do end up here, take a pic of the menu when you agree to anything...or better yet, light your money on fire!!

Having read the other reviews and visited this lounge, I can agree that this lounge is not near the…read moretop of anybody's list of favorite lounges. HOWEVER, I think we're comparing apples to oranges as anybody who's been to the Philippines can see that this lounge is already pretty classy. + Warm food of chicken in that white cream sauce was pretty darn good. + Having 4 workers ready to serve you is pretty nice. + Wifi is solid and at a decent speed that allowed me up pull up youtube videos without much fussing. + Free alcohol - Seats aren't very comfy as the cushion sags. - Indoor temperature is moderately warm and humid despite getting the sense the A/C is working over time - Sandwiches and warm food had about 3 choices each.

Relative to other lounges in Asia, this Terminal 1 lounge is outdated and need of a major redo. The…read moreemployees are extremely friendly but that cannot make up for the dated and dingy accommodations. Electric fans are spread out to relieve the taxed air condition system. It appears that terminal 1 has become the stepchild of the NAIA family of 3 and it shows in this lounge.

First time having a steak in the Philippines and this place just rocks!!! Great food and enjoyable…read moreatmosphere. Enjoyed the dancing from the servers. They even custom made me my favorite Lemon Drop Martini!! Thank you

I paid $80 (5000 pesos) for the last bone in rib-eye they had and still wound up taking it home to…read morecook properly for breakfast after taking a couple of bites. My sister's medium boneless ribeye came out more rare than my medium rare and she finally had to settle for ribs! Which were actually edible. Biggest problem was the cutlery! The serrated steak knives were so dull and bent, you couldn't even cut a tender steak if you got one. If you can't even give your customers a decent knife, don't complain when they send back a steak. I give the manager credit for apologizing and doing what she could but Expats beware. If you're craving a good steak, save your $ and go to Wolfgang's. I understand that things are different here in the PI. I'm amazed that there is so much variety among restaurants. But it is not the fault of the locals when the restaurant company gives them cheap tools and products just to cut costs! Bad cooking is something else, though. A horrible experience at a Mesa restaurant actually made my wife go back in the kitchen and show the chef in training how to make adobo! Overall, I love the PI and the local cuisine. I think I'll stick to the chain restaurants that I know for certain are consistent.