Alabang Nightlife

The name 20/20 Bar of the Bellevue Hotel is very appropriate, as the bar is located at the 20th floor of the said hotel.

None of the bars in the Alabang area can beat their happy hour promo at P270++ from 5 to 8:30 p.m., drink all you can (San Miguel beer and other mixed drinks).

Imagine having a perfect sunset view of the area from the 20th floor of a classy hotel with a cold brew in your hand without having to sweat it out from the Manila heat.

The parking is free and their staff is one of the best looking set in Metro Manila!

Many Filipinos now consider drinking coffee as an alternative to drinking beer or wine. They enjoy drinking coffee and/or iced blends to perk up those sleepy eyes. Yuppies (young professionals) usually hang out at The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in Alabang Town Center where they can exchange stories, smoke and have coffee al fresco or work on their laptop (free wifi) inside the non-smoking airconditioned area.

Dress Code: No dress code

"Aplaya" means seaside in local dialect. Thus, the theme is very tropical, with surfboards, white sand, shells and the like adorning the whole place. It is located at the new al fresco food wing of Filinivest Mall called Greens and Grills right outside the National bookstore. The food is typically "pinoy" but on the Visayan side, as the owner is Ilonggo. Food price ranges from P100 to about P300 for the crispy pata, good old San Miguel Beer is at P30 with a reverse happy hour from midnight to 5 a.m., good music, from OPM, Bossa Nova, Jazz, Chillout House, R&B and good old 80's music, nothing loud from Sunday to Thursday, with in-house DJs on Fridays and Saturdays.

A nice place to chillout because the market is not the rowdy type, people just mind their own business. Good personal service from the staff.

Mind you, the place gets full at around 6-7p.m., so get there early!

Dress Code: Typical Alabang dress code, shorts and flip-flops!

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Watching movies is one way of bonding with the family. We enjoy watching movies while having popcorn or hotdogs ;-)

We prefer to go to the cinema at ATC because the moviehouses there are not so big; there is tight security; cleaners get all the trash after each screening so the place looks & smells clean; aircon is efficient.

I don't have much pictures because cameras are not allowed in the area.

Dress Code: No strict dress code

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The Corte De las Palmas area of the Alabang Town Center Complex is newly refurbished wherein they removed the front parking lot located at the entrance before and they added additional structures for restaurants and bars and shops and is now the main destination of people at the Alabang Town Center. They are new additions to it like the first branch of Johnny Rockets chain in the Philippines and also the PF Changs restaurant. The Corte De Las Palmas is located at the Backside of Alabang Town Center. The from of the mall is located at the Alabang-Zapote Road.

Dress Code: smart casual

Mall Hours
Monday to Friday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm

Saturday and Sunday
10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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it offers breath taking views of the south of manila, laguna lake and the sierra madre mountain range and offers lots of menu choices and has a good bar and cocktails list and also is open for 24 hours. this lounge is also famous for romantic dates because of the view.

Dress Code: smart casual

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Another Favorite hang out of the Night Owls in Filinvest, Alabang is the Caltex Gas Station in Northgate Avenue since it has a 24 hour convenience store and Coffe Shop, they have excellent coffee brews like Latte, Mochachino, Cappucino, Americano and the works! and the price is less than starbucks. A Cup is only 70 pesos so many people go here for a nightcap of coffee before going home. Only problem is that it has no free Wi-Fi.

Dress Code: Casual, Flip Flops are Allowed

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The San Mig Pub is one of the oldest if not the oldest pub cum restaurant in the Alabang Area. This is where the middle aged to the older set of people hang out hence it's popularity. They only serve exclusive san miguel products locally but they also have international beer brands as well like heineken or Corona and more. A glass of local San Miguel beer here costs 100 pesos and for San Miguel Premium beers at 120 pesos. Cocktails start at 140 pesos for a glass and 400 pesos above for a pitcher. They also have a selection of bar chow like sisig, gambas, callos and more.

Dress Code: Casual. they also have a separate non-smoking area for non smoking patrons inside the restaurant, which is separated by sliding doors.

Opens from 11:00 am - 12:00 mn

Su, M, T, W, Th: 11:00 am - 12:00 mn
F, Sa: 11:00 am - 2:00 am

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TGI Fridays has separate areas for dining and some drinking action (they also have a separate enclosed smoking area). this tip will be at the Bar area of the restaurant. The Bar area is located in the huge complex and is near the entrance, the ambiance here is more mature but you have the same menu and drink lists as in the main dining area but they have a big bar where there are lcd screens playing various sports channels.

They have an extensive collection of Cocktails and beers and the selections are similar in the US Mainland but the prices are slighly cheaper here. A Big Glass of my favorite Ultimate Long Island Iced Tea Cocktail will cost 295 pesos, regular glass will be 180 pesos. Other cocktails like pina colada at 190 pesos for a regular glass and 300 pesos for an ulitmate glass. Local Beers costs 100 pesos an order and foreign beers at 180 pesos and up.

Opens: 10:00 am to 1:00 am on weekends
10:00 am to 11:00 pm on weekdays

TGIFridays is popular American restaurant chain focusing on casual dining, usually of the typical american huge servings,with over 500 restaurants across the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia and the UK, as well as many other countries around the world including here in the philippines. The name is taken from the expression "TGIF", or "Thank God It's Friday." The restaurant chain is known for its appearance, with red-striped canopies, brass railings, Tiffany lamps, and frequent use of antiques as decor. It has a large menu with an emphasis on alcoholic beverages. A section of their menu is dedicated to the "Jack Daniel's Grill", a selection of items flavored with a special Jack Daniel's sauce.

Dress Code: casual but no flip flops and tank tops are allowed

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this is the premier roof top bar of the Bellevue Hotel and it competes wit the nearby rooftop of Vivere Hotel for the Fabuous Views around the South of Metropolitan Manila Area.

Dress Code: smart casual