Nightclubs and bars in Bacolod City

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MO2 is located in Goldenfield Commercial Complex (used to be the nightlife spot in Bacolod)... It is a restobar, with KTV and billiards. They serve good food and a nice place to hang-out with friends and have some beer. ;)

Their KTV rooms are consumable, for the price of 800-1500, the room is exclusive for you and your group and you can order food and drinks equivalent to the worth of the room. So if you love to sing, have good food and enjoy the night away, MO2 is the place to be.

Dress Code: anything comfy

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While strolling Capitol Lagoon, there's a big fish pond full of tilapias where you can feed them with popcorn or poprice. ;)

It's nice to see a school of fish swimming after for food. Those tilapias are said to be food for prisoners in the provincial jail.

Dress Code: shorts, shirt, whatsoever. ;)

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The Capitol Lagoon is where the locals go for a stroll or just relax at night. It is located centrally in the busy Lacson Street where most restaurants and bars are. The big Capitol building stands proud and well-lighted and in front of it is a big fish pond full of tilapias. The place serves also as a playground for kids, a meeting place, a family's hang-out or for walking and jogging.

Dress Code: anything comfy

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The NGC Park is a favorite nightspot of locals and tourists. The fresh air, the beautiful park and the fountain with colorful lights attract a big crowd to spend their evening there. During the asskara Festival season, people look forward to seeing more attractions in the park. This year (2011), there were brightly colored floating installations in the pond, the design of most of which were inspired by masks.

When you go to Bacolod City for the Masskara Festival, don't miss the chance to go to the NGC Park in the evening. Remember to bring your camera. Bring snacks, but bring your trash!

Dress Code: Come as you are. There is no strict dress code

At the Tourism Strip and the Public Plaza, locals and tourists are treated to live music of popular bands, and the streets serve as their party venue. Though some tourists usually stay at the 2nd floor of food establishments (like McDo/Chowking/KFC) so they can have a good vantage point for viewing dance exhibition while dinling, more people stay on the long line of kiosks at both sides of the street for food, beer and other drinks. At the plaza, drinking beer at the kiosks start from October 1 till their Charter Day. At the Tourist Strip, the street party and live band is only for 2 nights, after the Electric Masskara.

Pro: Free live music by popular bands; "overflowing" beer
Con: So much litter and urine stench on the streets

Dress Code: Casual wear

One of the newer night spots of Bacolod. It is a happening place on weekends. It is a bar which claim to fame is that they serve beer chilled to below zero temperature. There are lots of promotions on weekends and can be the place to see the party people of Bacolod.

Dress Code: No shorts, flipflops, slippers. no tank top for men.

This hip new club has attracted party-goers with their non-stop partying every weekend. Guest DJs from all over the Philippines' famous clubs and events organizers are invited to Club Sibeeria as hosts to the hottest parties in the city!

Dress Code: Be at your best casual chic/night time attire. Slippers, shorts(men) and sando(or sleeveless for men) are not allowed.

Located at Metrodome commercial complex, this nightspot is perfect for party goers. The club has two floors, the top having divisions for a little more privacy. The DJ's and bartenders are accommodating.

Dress Code: Clubs usually apply dresscodes but if you go out in the wee hours of the morning, the bouncers won't bother. Still, no slippers and sleeveless shirts for men.