Nightclubs and bars in Cagayan de Oro City

Looking for a place to try your singing prowess, a place to go, rooms are enough for a group of 10.....you can enjoy a night of singing, drinking and eating with privacy since you have a room exclusive for your group

Its great because the tuna belly meal is only 80 pesos but it has te greenbelt ambience. Nice colorful chairs and sofas. You can also order food from nearby Kagay-anon restaurant. Its located on the skywalk that links Limketkai Mall to the soon to be completed Mariott Hotel. I love the way they made the steel and tarpaulin canopy.

Dress Code: casual

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The Grand Mindanao Ballroom of Pryce Plaza Hotel, Cagayan De Oro's Premier place for conventions and receptions and also parties! this is one of those lavish dance parties in the Grand Mindanao Ballroom that I've attended which was after a convention. The party in the Cavernous Ballroom had unlimited drinks, bar chow and dance instuctors (see picture).

Dress Code: Formal Wear, no slippers, jeans, tank tops, halter tops!

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More info on my manila page about Bo's Coffee. Bo's Coffee was started in Davao City by visionary Steve Benitez, a Fil-Am in 1994 from the United States when He noticed that most filipinos still drink mostly instant coffee, instead of the various brewed kinds like capuccino's, latte's, french roast, etc. the rest they say is history! this is one of his branches in Cagayan De Oro City. While here, you can have free Wi-Fi once you order a frocino coffee, which is their specialty.

Dress Code: none!, this is a very Casual Place!

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On Friday and Saturday evenings on the Divisoria, thousands of CDOers turn out to eat, drink, shop and socialize.

There's a few bands, a big screen TV and just about anything you want on sale, from clothes and slippers to henna tattoos. Plus, it's an ideal people-watching opportunity.

Dress Code: Come as you are

The whole street of Plaza Divisoria is closed to traffic & food kiosks are set up along the street. They sell seafood and meat off the grill, other 'street foods' and some of them even sell lechon!!

Further along the street you'll see other kiosks that sell 2nd hand clothes, bags, shoes, and unused stuff too. Some sell bootleg dvds, sunglasses, beaded accesories, etc. Expect everything to be cheap!!

Dress Code: just try to be NOT in your birthday clothes

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Cagayan de Oro City's nightlife becomes more lively nowadays. While listening to the live music, you enjoy eating barbeques and drink beer while with your friends with nothing to worry about security. You can listen to music lively sang by different bands. There are who sing rock, jazz, ethnic, acoustic, etc. At the Divisoria, restaurants are also present in which you can choose what you really like to eat. There are also dicso bars and coffee shops there if you like.

Dress Code: There is no required dress code.