The Butcher Shop & Pub - Metro Manila

Nice place if you want unlimited alcohol while on a tight budget. Bartenders were great too. When you are alone, you can have a chat with them. The food isn't bad, we ordered their Dumagete Sisig. I would say it's not your typical Sisig. I like the usual sisig better.

A nice place to hang out. The ambience is cool. Place is not loud. Tried her adobo. It's different and put on a bowl. It comes with a hard-boiled egg. Nachos is so cheesy too. But hopefully they could make it bigger than other restaurants. Their pizza is great. You will definitely order more.

Probably not the best choice for lunch or casual meals. There's nothing wrong with their food on record - it was fine, just that it didn't leave any significant mark on my taste buds. I would go here for a drink on Friday or Saturday nights with all this loud music and party vibe.

It's one of the quieter places where you won't be bothered by the overwhelming house music. The weekday playlist is nice and relaxed, with live music added every now and then. The local beers are a little below / on the level of the prices in other establishments. I ordered half a dozen buffalo wings to eat. They were small but definitely tasty. My advice is that you go to eat elsewhere and make this your last stop to end the night.

Tucked away near the parking lot on Bonifacio High Street, The Butcher Shop is easy to miss. In addition to steaks and main meals, they offer a wide range of drinks. I usually go for their B1T1 Bacardi cocktails because they are very cheap, but unlike the cocktail promos from other restaurants, they are not watered down, so very muggy. Their creme brulee coffee is an unexpected favorite.