Bars in Quezon City

Alamat Filipino Pub is one of the most culturally distinctive bars in the Philippines — a craft beer bar dedicated to Filipino-made craft beers, traditional lambanog (coconut wine), tapuy (rice wine), and spirits that represent the extraordinary diversity of Filipino fermentation traditions across the country's 7,641 islands. The bar's remarkable celebration of Filipino beverage culture and its outstanding curation of Philippine craft beverages create a bar of genuine Philippine cultural heritage significance.

Cafe Romulo is one of Manila's most culturally significant restaurants and bars — named after General Carlos P. Romulo (Philippine diplomat, journalist, and the only Asian ever to serve as President of the United Nations General Assembly), serving outstanding traditional Filipino cuisine that celebrates the extraordinary diversity of Philippine culinary heritage across the country's 7,641 islands. The restaurant's remarkable celebration of Filipino cultural heritage and its outstanding traditional Filipino food and drinks create a bar of genuine Philippine cultural significance.

Route 196 in Katipunan is the most important university-area live music bar in the Philippines — a venue near the Ateneo de Manila, UP Diliman, and Miriam College that has launched the careers of countless Filipino indie bands and continues to present the most vibrant scene of original Filipino music in Quezon City. The bar's extraordinary role in the Philippine indie music ecosystem and its remarkable contribution to nurturing young Filipino musical talent create a bar of genuine Philippine music culture significance.