Been several times. Had chicken and rice fish and chips and bangers and mash. All outstanding!!…read more Staff is great and owner remembers your name after first visit. Will be back!

From the owner: Joker's will provide the best experience in European Food and Drink in a laid back environment, The…read moreJoker's Arms will provide a real community Public House that Expats and Locals can enjoy and relax with a Cold Drink and fantastic homemade food, we look forward to welcoming you.

I'm giving this bar 4 of 5 stars because it's actually the closest thing one can get from a real…read morebar experience. Upon entry, you will be greeted by the bouncer who also serves as the ticket seller. Door fee is php80 with free drink (our that time was between rhum coke and vodka sprite, we chose the latter). Don't expect too much from the mix. Ours didn't taste like vodka sprite but for the price you pay, it's hard to fault the bar for offering sub-standard versions. Inside is a squarish-area with low ceiling. That made the place look smaller than it really is. The bar is to the left while the dj booth is on the right. There are several tall tables and quite a number of smaller ones. These are all for free as long as you get in early. I was told that they invite guest DJs every Saturday and the one playing that night was superb. Tunes are mostly Billboard Top 100 remixes. The crowd is a motley combination. There are locals (very easy to spot as they usually dress laid back), old, creepy foreigners, young foreigners, and college students. The older foreigners get in quite drunk so they're rowdier and creepier than normal. The club follows a strict dresscodes for men. No Sando / Sleeveless, no slippers. Shorts are okay though. Oh and you're only allowed to smoke outside. All in all, it was a pleasant experience. Definitely a step towards the right direction for Dumaguete. I just wish they can jack the price some more so unsavory locals can't get in and mess up the otherwise good crowd. I guess that's hard to do in Dumaguete where people are probably used to paying a smidge for almost everything.

I stopped in a few times after work while in the area, which was 7:30 am. Even though most people…read morewould be drinking coffee, I went straight for the beer. A solid collection of local craft beers available from Cebu Brewing, Cebruery, Turning Wheels Brewery, and Engkanto. - Engkanto DIPA: 3.75 / 5 - Cebu Brewing YAWA: 3.50 / 5 - Chatty Baby IPP: 4 / 5 - The Cebruery Big EyePA: 3.75 / 4 - Turning Wheels Brewery Ridgeline IPA: 3.50 / 5 Definitely a must if you are in the area.

Came to visit this place while waiting getting my haircut next door…read more I had their stout, I believe. I was fortunate enough to run into Catherine, the owner and appreciated the work they e done with the place and the concept of it since I'm from the states- we don't have this concept in Long Beach (at least not that I know of) After chatting she generously gave me a taste of a couple of their products. Awesome awesome coffee. Brought a couple bags back home with me. Only bad thing is, if I run out, I have to fly back!

Very lively music matched with the incredible dancing of the young ONCE…read more Beer is cold, peanuts are fresh, and the ambiance is generally great. Be prepared to pay a cover charge though. It's like an entrance fee and it is Php180.

The 90s are back in JLK. Music videos playing and smoke machine make this a concert style…read morebar/restaurant busy and loud with a 90s flare sporting older crowd having a great time. Busy during the week and packed on weekends offering Inside and outside seating. We had several plates of appetizers which were all devoured immediately. You will definitely have a few old memories you can't get out of your head. Kick back and enjoy the smoke and mirrors. Old school is back. Note: the exact address in Smallville is not known.

With other options close by, this place would be the last on my list to go to. This place used to…read morebe good but with time, their service and their food has gone down hill.

Our very first meal in Siquijor! Hands down very fresh food and really showcased the fresh…read morevegetables and flavors of Siquijor. We ordered veggie rolls, law-uy, and an eggplant salad, from what I can remember. The most memorable item for me had to be the law-uy. Law-uy is a soup loaded with veggies and with a lovely broth flavored by aromatics of lemongrass and ginger. I loved how the broth was very clear and crisp and it was definitely a mouth cleanser. Every veggie was crisp and cooked to perfection. The ambiance of the place was really nice, we got there around opening time and it was very homey and warm. We took off our shoes and the wood floor was nice. The staff were all attentive. Ended with some chocolate ice cream to hit the spot. If you're ever in Siquijor, definitely check this place out!