I had to pay to get in to be served 10 nachos for 200 pesos. Hands down the worst nachos i have…read moreever eaten in my whole entire life. Tasted like throw up. Almost barfed myself. I ate one chip and left

MO2 Ice is a nightclub located beside MO2 Westown Hotel in Mandalagan, Bacolod City. If you've been…read moreto any of MO2's hotels, you'd know they always have a bar in all of their properties. Fees and Charges: -Door Fee: php100.00 (regular days) -Friday and Saturday is lasies night so the ladies get in for free -cocktails and mixed drinks start at php100/shot and around php1000/bottle -local drinks start at php65.00 (San Mig light, red horse, San Mig flavored beers) -pika2x starts at php75 (fries) to php150 (sisig) What To Expect: MO2 Ice's crowd are primarily students with a few foreigners and professionals thrown in the mix. There is a small stage in front where local bands perform anything from oldies but goodies to current pop tunes. Performances are broken by music from the resident DJ (and a few invited guest DJs). The night starts mellow and intensifies as soon as the crowd downs a bottle or two. It can get pretty busy inside with all the gyrating bodies but surprisingly the bar does not get too hot. You can choose to occupy one of the tables and chairs at the middle or sit by the bar at the far end of the venue to order your drinks. MO2 is pretty spacious so there is enough room to dance but I doubt that is the case during the Masskara Festival or the Panaad sa Negros. Overall, MO2 Ice is a decent bar. It's definitely home to Bacolod's party people so if you're in the city and wish to check out the crowd, by all means go visit. Drinks and pulutan are so affordable your php1000 will go a long way.

I would recommend this place to both locals and tourists. Every single dish we ordered was…read moredelicious and service was great. At the time of my dining experience, they had a lot of waiters on duty and they were all attentive. This is also an art gallery, so you can appreciate the works on display and purchase if the art piece calls to you.

I would recommend this place to both locals and tourists. Every single dish we ordered was…read moredelicious and service was great.

Don't bother yourself, they are not open, plus very difficult to find, sits back off the road, and…read moreno signage! Spent a half hour looking for it ...boo!

My favorite cocktail bar in Iloilo! I would give this 10 stars if I could. Mouth-watering food &…read moregreat drinks. Go try their yummy battered chicken which I heard is their best seller. Staff & owner are very friendly in a vibrant atmosphere.

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.

Fancy place located in a rather unfancy part of Cebu. Liv Suoerclub is hav en for foreigners and…read morequite possibly Cebu's elite. Door fee is php200.00 (Friday), no drinks included. Inside is a rather spacious area with high-ceiling and fancy lighting. There are several VIP areas for those who would want to be seated (price depends on which area you'd like to be seated). There's a stage where the DJ plays the music and ledges to the left and right of the venue. Bar is right smacked in the middle. Drinks are pricey (local beers @ php90/bottle and php400.00/bucket of 5. The general vibe is snobbish with people more interested at being seen rather than enjoying themselves. Music is top 100 with a few bar staples played in between.