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El Chupacabra

3.9 (73 reviews)
ModerateMexican, Dive Bars
Open 7:00 am - 3:30 AM (Next day)

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What's the vibe?
Loud
Casual
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Al Pastor, Nachos, Sisig Tacos and our bowls of chilli sauces.
Tasha R.

I'm glad I found this place on yelp! I'm always down for some good street food and as soon as our driver Ernie gave us his thumbs up, I was game to try El Chupacabra! AMBIANCE: Don't let the entryway deceive you thinking it might discourage you. True, it isn't the most inviting compared to the competition across the street. But the further you go in, the second you try their tacos, with your bucket of beers on the side, good laughs, and your squad to make the night, it's all worth it! FOOD: Try the Lord of the Wings if you crave for something spicy. Their tacos share a mild twist of California and Filipino swag; referring of course to their goat and sisig tacos. But the Al Pastor and Crispy Fish tacos are the best thus far! I was curious about their Mexican chili dogs as well (but I'll probably save that for another go at Chupacabra ;). DRINKS: For tequila drinkers, the menu is pretty limited to Patron and 1800 mostly, although they do at least have their silver, reposado, and añejo selection. Beer Buckets are 300 pesos for 6. And their sangria I heard are quite good as well. If it's decent Mexican food you're looking for dive in to satisfy your cravings. Unlike the usual cheerful taco joint you'd come upon, this one is right for a late night grub.

Khryzza Mae P.

You get what you paid for! Not too expensive yet not too cheap! I used to always bring my friends here whenever they visit me in Makati. Their satay skewers and soft-shelled carne asada tacos are must try. I also love their cocktails, especially the Long Island!

Outside dining.  Busy street in the evening.
Bobby L.

Authentic Mexican food with a Philippines twist. Enjoyed their chili verdeish (new word) platter (pork sisig) and a chicken adobo burrito. Outside dining makes for good people watching.

Jay M.

This is the best dive resto bar you'll never forget. Cheap beers all day and all night and absolutely the best street tacos in Makati. Can sit right on the street or my favorite place is in the back bar area! AC on hot humid nights. My favorites dishes are: Mexican Style al Pastor taco. Filipino Style the Sisig and Adobo tacos. Or get some nachos to share and be happy. They need to make out Carne Asada fries on the menu and make it complete! Until then, explore the menu. It's not super cheap, but it won't break your wallet.

The "Latin" burger. Why is it Latin? Its basically an unremarkable burger on a tiny plate with no sides, cheap bun & cheese.
Michael G.

El Chupacabra is basically a really crowded Mexican dive bar. It's the sister company of Mexicali, a local very cheap fast food Mexican joint. I've been there a few times and aside from being cheap, I don't really get what the fuss is about. It's located near the strip clubs on Makati Ave. That charge high prices for the "scenery", so compared to them Chupacabra is a really great deal. Cheap beer & cheap food. But the quality matches the cheapness. Take their " beef" nachos. It's about 10 tortilla chips on a 6 inch plate with some canned cheese, lots of beans, maybe a teaspoon of beef and some green sauce that I think is supposed to be guacamole but is fully pureed and kind of scary. The quesadillas similarly are almost all tortilla. Very little filling and almost no meat. We tried a Latin Burger and watched as a kitchen staff walked last our table with a plastic bag of burger buns 10 minutes later. Did they have to go out and buy them from a nearby grocery? Or borrow from another restaurant? The resulting burger wasn't bad, but was just unremarkable. Cheap bun. Overcooked patty. Cheap cheese. A couple tiny 1 inch tomato slices & a few onions. The focus seems to be on street styles tacos. These have double corn tortillas with meat, onions and maybe cilantro. It was hard to tell. They recommended the sisig taco which we expected to be a bit crispy. There was zero crispiness, but super spicy. If you love squishy and spicy you might like it. The overall look of the place is cheap & dirty dive bar style. Tables around us were filled with dirty plates, glasses & half eaten pizza. Tables are about 6 inches apart from each other. They have an open air smoking section in front and a hidden air conditioned area in back. Noise levels are super loud with all hard surfaces so its very hard to hear who you're with. Honestly there are much better Mexican options nearby: Chihuahua used to be good, but they recently converted to a Texas style smokehouse. Army Navy has a branch nearby. They're also cheap and are more fast food. The quality and taste us better. But its fast food ambiance, not a bar. Agave Mexican Cantina has a small branch named Andale open in Century City mall about a 5 minute walk away. They also have full service and a bar scene with margaritas and beer promos. Their ambiance is quieter, they're more service focussed and the food is much much better. Basically it comes down to what you're looking for. If you want fast Mexican, then go for Army Navy. If you want good food and higher quality (albeit with higher prices) then go to Andale. And if you want a cheap noisy Mexican dive bar then go to El Chupacabra. If you're drunk enough, the food is probably passable.

Tams M.

Bae said skewer absolutely nailed, only tho, I happened had no appetite to eat. very busy during the night, Mexican style. Street bar restaurant

Pollo Asado Burrito and La Chupadita
J T.

Refreshingly good cantina for Mexican food and drink in Manila. Visiting the Philippines and had just made a comment about the seeming lack of Mexican food options here (only notable due to the wide variety of food options in Manila, which is diverse... so the absence stood out to me). Anyway, love and behold, while chatting with my taxi driver, he had recommended El Chupacabra to me, as it was near my hotel (I love a good dive bar), so I decided to check it out. Focusing on the staples of a good street vendor, the menu has several different and cheap (price, not quality) tacos as well as burritos. Other options are available, but the tacos and burritos are what they do best. I had the Pollo Asado Burrito, as I was hungry and wanted a little more substance. With grilled chicken, refried beans, Mexican rice and sauces/spices, the dish was very good. I also tried their signature cocktail, La Chupadita, which reminded me of a Long Island ice tea with more fruit flavor (maybe mango, or something else citrusy). Definitely a haunt to bring a group of friends and just hang out. Recommended.

Taco time!
Allison M.

Tacos al pastor, patacones, sangria, what more could a mexican food junkie ask for? El Chupacabra is the perfect place to spend a friday night with friends, swilling beer and chowing down on plates of delicious tacos. And best of all? It's incredibly affordable - I can usually get two tacos out of one serving, since they come with two tortillas. If you have a big group, come before 7pm, or you'll be standing on the street, staring longingly at patrons lingering over their bottles of san mig. Chupacabra employees do a good job of crowd control though, and they'll bring out folding tables if they have any left. Cheap, delicious Mexican food, served in a no frills setting, but with tons of ambiance? Yes, I'll be back

Benjamin C.

El Chupacabra started the whole food craze in Poblacion. El Chupacabra showed Makati that's it's okay to set up tables on the street, to not have aircon, to be a bit grungy, AS LONG AS YOUR FOOD IS INCREDIBLE. Yes, El Chupacabra showed Makati how it's done, and now we have an entirely new food culture in Makati's tourist belt that just makes the entire neighborhood so much nicer for it. I'll credit restaurants like El Chups (And Silantro and Tacos Chingones) for bringing in REAL tacos to Manila. Of course order street tacos when you're here, but you can't go wrong with the lean sisig as well. Food hack #1: Order the lean sisig, then order some extra tortilla wraps = cheaper street tacos Food hack #2: Order their big shot of rum (P35), then order a coke = Rum coke for two.

Me, happily enjoying my customary order of two Tacos Al Pastor! Yay!
Timmy P.

I may be a little bit biased, but I am a HUGE fan of El Chupacabra. From its inception in 2012, I've seen it grow by leaps and bounds, and am definitely one of its most enthusiastic cheerleaders. Anyone who knows me can attest to this. Hipster though it might sound, I was going to El Chupacabra back when there would only be three or four people dining there. Under the same umbrella group as Mexicali, El Chupacabra is decidedly more Mex than Tex, and was the pioneer in bringing dirty street tacos to Manila - an idea that most Pinoy diners latched on to immediately, and with great reason. The only drawback I can see about it is that getting a table is still a bit of a stretch (because EVERYONE wants in), but the moment I sink my teeth into my well-deserved Tacos Al Pastor (two orders, please! Y cerveza, por favor!), I forget all the stress of waiting because it is totally worth it. Sometimes, when the owner is there, one of the waiters goes around and clangs a gong, which means it's time for free shots! Always a good time at El Chupacabra, one of my favorite WilliamsBurgos haunts, for sure.

Baja California fish tacos
Nonito C.

El Chupacabra has been one of the most admirable success stories in the local restaurant business. Take a "gasgas" idea, turn it on its head, inject it with a lot of authenticity and good research, couple it with stellar product and recipe development, and put it in an attractive package, and you have for yourself a good street-side restaurant that people still line up for. Several months back, before the opening of the nearby Senor Pollo and Tambai, it used to be impossible to get a table here during busy nights. There would be a long queue to the street. That's how big El Chupacabra was. What I love about this place is that they actually introduced the idea of authentic street tacos to Manilenyos. Our idea of Mexican food used to be fat burritos loaded with all sorts of ingredients, and nachos topped with all kinds of meat and vegetables. For purists, those are all Tex-Mex that have somehow been rebranded as traditional and authentic Mexican fare. No. Just no. The soft tacos, for instance, is the only way to do it in Mexico. Two pieces of soft tortilla, topped with filling, and boom, into your mouth. The food is good, hearty and well-seasoned. It could be a lot cheaper, but hey, the quality is great, and it's something that i would go back for every now and then. I love the Baja California fish tacos, downed with the highly lethal La Chupadita, their mysterious mix of liquors and spirits that always, always gets me really tipsy.

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Finders Keepers

Finders Keepers

4.1(27 reviews)
2.5 kmMakati City
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Let me preface this with some honesty: I go to Black Market, its next door neighbor, a lot…read more Wednesday's are my favorite for this reason, but Finders Keepers is a lot better when it's not Wednesday. Situated in a nondescript warehouse in a less glamorous part of Makati is probably one of the coolest speakeasies I've been to in the Metro. The ambiance is dark, moody even, and they play a lot of progressive electro house most times I've been there. This isn't your typical bar where the standards are available and the bartender looks like your dad's pare. The bartenders here are definitely serious mixologists and there's no drink here I haven't enjoyed. There's a good selection of imported beers here, though I would like to see more local filipino craft here since the only local beer option is San Miguel Extra Dry unfortunately. Come here to chill with friends and let off some steam. They also offer food selections from their other neighbor, Joe's Meat Shack. If I'm not looking to go crazy on my few nights off and I'm looking for some straight chill, Finders Keepers is definitely a keeper for me.

This is where you'll find the most photographed neon sign in Makati. Yup, try to find…read more#finderskeepers on Instagram and you'll know what I'm talking about. In fact, when I was taking a photo of this sign, I was part of a firing range of people along the bar trying to get the same shot. It's hard not to. Statemently emblazoned in orange-red on the wall of this dimly-lit room in a warehouse hidden from mainstream Makati (to some, the all-encompassing word to describe the place may be "hipster"), it is a sign of things to find and keep: good music (from rock to electro to even jazz on Sundays), good vibe, good cocktails (love their F+K Sour!), good company, good times!

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Boiler Room - Chug!

Boiler Room

3.5(6 reviews)
1.5 kmMakati City
₱₱

There are only a few bars in Makati that serve drinks for a reasonable price, and you guessed…read moreright! Boiler Room! After my first visit here, I knew I was going to be back a lot more times. Before we get to the drinks, let me a little more about their food selection. For the appetizers, because I love spicy food.. I enjoy their Chili Poppers (Green Chili, Bacon, Cream Cheese, Cheddar), and a not so spicy dish, their Honey Sriracha Wings! These go so well with.. you guessed it.. a nice cold bottle of BEER. ;) I also love their Borough Market 3-Cheese Toastie (Because I am a sucker for cheese)! They have quite a selection for both local and foreign beers. They have a lengthy menu for wine, vodka, gin, and whiskey (including Japanese whiskey), too! My favorite part about drinking here is their Beer + Shot combo! Their beer + shot combo selections price range start for as low as 135 to only as high as 185! Too awesome. So hard to leave this place without a happy tummy and a real good buzz.

Tucked away in Carlos Palanca St., Boiler Room mostly caters to the yuppies working in the Ayala…read moreAve. area. I came here during lunch hour and was surprised to see affordable lunch options outside in a very carinderia-like set-up but with more sosyal food choices like fish fillet. My friend and I wanted to day drink so we opted not to avail their rice meals and ordered pasta instead. The Chicken Parmesan was okay but still expensive for Php250. I don't think I'd order it again but the cold Pale Pilsen is Php60 which is the normal price for this part of Makati. I know they have Happy Hour and thus, buy one take one on local beers but it's nowhere near lunch time. I was able to try a limited edition burger with slabs of bacon by Mr. Delicious, chargrilled oyster mushrooms from the Perfect Mushroom and handmade bread by Trigo with a slice of melting emmental cheese. A bit pricey at around Php 400 but mouthwatering nonetheless with quality ingredients. Paired with Craftpoint's craft beers, which they now carry, you'll have a dinner to remember.

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Global Beer Exchange - Craft beers. Yass!

Global Beer Exchange

4.7(6 reviews)
3.5 kmPasay City
₱₱

Burned out? Heartbroken? Aside from friends and family, beer's all you need, my brother. Global…read moreBeer Exchange carries a lot of them from all around the world. :) And it's just a drive away. I came here with friends one Friday evening. We wanted to drink but wanted something different. Bars usually just carry the local beers, and if you are lucky, imported ones.. but the selection is limited. So we read on few blogs, found out about Global Beer Exchange and decided its the way to go. Global Beer Exchange is a beer disneyland. I'm pretty sure it's going to be a delight for beer aficionados and enthusiasts. Belgian, North American, Japanese & Californian beers can be tasted here. They even have beers on draft. They also carry Katipunan craft ales, a local brand, like their Dear Fred and Indio. There's so many that we asked the staff to give suggestions on what to drink. In all fairness to them, they know what they're selling. And the best thing is that its not even crowded in here. It's perfect for a night of chilling and conversation with friends. :) P.S. Check out their beer chandelier.

Living in Magallanes often feels like I'm far away from civilization. For one thing, just to go to…read moreanother city, I will always have to pass a highway. Makati is just around the corner, but with Manila traffic, it gets way too tiring to drive there. Alabang is just a couple of bridges away, but the dreadful long drive home isn't the best feeling in the world. Lucky for us, Global Beer Exchange is probably just 5 minutes away from everyone's home. See, the best thing about Magallanes is probably that it's right in the middle from everyone. Yes, Quezon City is quite far, but South people (at least my friends from the south) usually won't go past the Fort area. And a few don't want to meet in Fort, especially on weekends, because parking is difficult and every club and bar is jam packed with yuppies and younglings. Global Beer Exchange may have beers that would cost you 700 pesos, but you just need to look carefully. Though its main market is for beer enthusiasts, you don't really have to be one to enjoy the beer. Just be smart and not order a Heineken or Stella or other beers that you can easily buy in the grocery store. I mean, hello? This is GLOBAL Beer Exchange. They carry beers from all around the world. Beers you probably haven't heard of yet and you're going to order a regular non-craft beer? Be adventurous and try something new. Bring a couple of friends, order different beers each and just do some beer tasting. Food isn't anything great so make sure that you'll be drinking here before or after you eat. Or you can bring some snacks, to munch on. Make sure to ask permission from the bar first though!

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Global Beer Exchange - Good beer, great company

Good beer, great company

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Exile on Main Street - bahay na eto ngayon ng caretaker sa parkingan.

Exile on Main Street

3.9(7 reviews)
3.9 kmManila City
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I've heard that Exile on Main St. is a popular hangout place in the DLSU area. Furniture is old,…read moreplace is dark but homey. Food was not at all what I expected. The deep fried shiitake mushrooms were very bitter. The crust of the beer-battered dory had a toasted flavour which even the lemon caper sauce could not mask. I have no idea why they said on the menu that the dory placed a close second for their bestselling spot. Probably the most acceptable is the Dorytos which contains pasta in tomato and cream sauce. Looked and tasted homemade. But still too salty for my taste. Not coming back. Ever.

I've mentioned that my college friends and I had a permanent coffee shop that we "own" around Taft…read more This is another place that we have conquered (mainly, because it's the only place open around the time Lucky Bean closes). It pretty much sticks to you because the place doesn't seem to have anything in it from the outside, until you actually go into the complex from what seems like an apartment driveway. It looked like that to me, at least? You'd be greeted by an interior that's is pretty artsy-fartsy hipster-ish, with the fancy lighting and booths where you can sit on the floor. With all fairness, this little place is pretty awesome as their Chuck Berry Apple Pie. I never leave Exile without ordering that mouthwatering sumb'ch. And this might sound weird, but I especially enjoy that with a glass of ice cold apple-flavored beer. A perfect way to wrap up a chill night. Huh? I just really wish that Exile has longer business hours. I mean, I know most of their market are students who has classes the next day, but my friends and I barely meet-up anymore, and the time we have is either weekends (that we actually would use up to slack off because we're too tired to do a thing) or after work hours (which is much more ideal, because the day's hype usually extends up to like 3 AM). It's always a bummer whenever Exile closes on us.

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Fred's Revolucion - #word

Fred's Revolucion

4.2(6 reviews)
7.2 kmQuezon City
₱₱

If you've been to Cubao X lately you'll find yourself a handful of interesting characters you'd…read morelove to meet. It gets really filled with artists, free spirits, photographers, surfers, wanders, entrepreneurs, everyone! In one of the corners of Cubao X is where you'll bump into all these characters at Fred's Revolucion. This dive bar of sorts is a colorfully and revolutionary decorated bar with nothing fancy, just drinks and the sound of people. Come drop by with a group of friends and you'll be surprised how fast time will fly and how many conversations you'll hear and overhear. It's got great character to it and a story-worthy ambiance. My friends and I have come by here a few times and each time we lost ourselves in the moment. I love how this place is super different from the bars you find in the Makati area, it's got that something different you don't find too often.

Fred's is the kind of pub you go to when you really, REALLY just want to drink. No dancing, no…read moreear-damaging music, no sleazy guys trying to pick you up, just pure unadulterated drinking. Doesn't matter if you're alone, with friends, or with a handsome Chinito you met on Twitter -- Fred's is the best watering hole this side of Quezon City. The place has this very welcoming ambiance. That said, I've come to think of Fred's Revolucion as a friend (basically any type of friend one may need at a given night). The staff is very pleasant (bartenders are always happy to chitchat with you) and their drinks are ridiculously cheap compared to that of bars in BGC and Makati. Try their Frozen Margarita, Bagnet, and Fish and Chips. I swear on the next Star Wars movie, you're gonna love them.

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Fred's Revolucion - This is not a wall, it is a map.

This is not a wall, it is a map.

Fred's Revolucion - The Mango Daiquiri. In Pinoy barfliy lingo, certified traydor.

The Mango Daiquiri. In Pinoy barfliy lingo, certified traydor.

Fred's Revolucion - Who needs a bargirl when you got Ho Chi Wings?

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Who needs a bargirl when you got Ho Chi Wings?

Z Roof Deck - View from the Z rooftop

Z Roof Deck

3.6(7 reviews)
0.1 kmMakati City
₱₱

Z Roof Deck lives up to its name as a solid rooftop bar in Poblacion. While it isn't the highest…read morevantage point in the area, it still offers a great perspective of the neighborhood, with particularly nice views of the illuminated Rockwell buildings and the distant BGC skyline. The atmosphere is definitely a vibe--chill and social. Music starts up later in the evening (around 9 PM, I believe), which helps transition the mood as night falls. We visited fairly early and enjoyed the shift when the music began. However, one interaction notably dampened the experience. A brief, joking conversation with a bouncer took an unexpectedly dark turn. When I lightheartedly asked if anyone had ever tripped on the spiral staircase, he replied, "Only if I throw them off." Joking or not, for someone responsible for patron safety, this felt in poor taste and sounds like he wants to look or sound intimidating. It's a remark that unfortunately sticks with you. And it was of bad taste. Overall, Z Roof Deck has much to offer in terms of views and ambiance, but attention to staff training and customer interaction would elevate it from a good spot to a great one. 2 star from poor choice of words from the security at the roof deck. You want to be funny? Tell a better wholesome joke.

The happy hour is awesome- you get a free drink! The view is cool, you can see a lot of the city…read morefrom here. The only drawback coming here is that you need to buy a bracelet and put a minimum amount 300 pesos per person but if you choose your poison correctly it can get you 2 drinks or 3 beers :)

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El Chupacabra - mexican - Updated May 2026

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