Guidebook for Makati
Food Scene
Wildflour Café + Bakery Rada
RadaFantastic baked-goods and breakfast. Open all day
Sarsá Kitchen + Bar
109 RadaA great place to try modern Filipino Cuisine
Decent coffee in a cool setting. No wifi unfortunately. Serves small pastries and cakes
13 lokale anbefaler
Toby's Estate
140 Legazpi StreetDecent coffee in a cool setting. No wifi unfortunately. Serves small pastries and cakes
Purple Oven
Legazpi StreetPretty darn good cakes
A beloved noisy restaurant for dinner serving Filipino with a twist. Fantastic cocktails (rare in this part of town)
37 lokale anbefaler
Your Local
106 EstebanA beloved noisy restaurant for dinner serving Filipino with a twist. Fantastic cocktails (rare in this part of town)
A darling market filled with foodstuffs and stalls selling trinkets. Open only on Sundays before 2PM or so.
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Legazpi søndagsmarked
A darling market filled with foodstuffs and stalls selling trinkets. Open only on Sundays before 2PM or so.
Quaint little place across Amorsolo Street. It's a clump of Japanese restaurants
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Little Tokyo
Quaint little place across Amorsolo Street. It's a clump of Japanese restaurants
Yardstick Coffee
106 EstebanGreat place to work at with big tables and great 3rd wave coffee
Parks & Nature
Washington SyCip Park
Legazpi StreetNeat park space with plenty of dining establishments nearby.
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Ayala Triangle Gardens
Cor Ayala AveNeat park space with plenty of dining establishments nearby.
Drinks & Nightlife
Neat bar. Sweet hidden cigar room & bar if you go through the restaurant at the back.
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The Belle & Dragon
100 Don Carlos PalancaNeat bar. Sweet hidden cigar room & bar if you go through the restaurant at the back.
Blind Pig
163 SalcedoQuiet bar with great cocktails.
This part of Greenbelt is nice with tall palm trees and plenty of outdoor seating. Live music on some nights makes it wonderful. If you don't like Cafe Havana a few other establishments around offer al fresco seating as well.
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Cafe Havana
Esperanza StreetThis part of Greenbelt is nice with tall palm trees and plenty of outdoor seating. Live music on some nights makes it wonderful. If you don't like Cafe Havana a few other establishments around offer al fresco seating as well.
Shopping
The complex is full of clothing stores both local and international. Restaurants and cafes abound. You can spend more than a day here depending on how serious your shopping game is.
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Rolex Greenbelt 5
The complex is full of clothing stores both local and international. Restaurants and cafes abound. You can spend more than a day here depending on how serious your shopping game is.
Essentials
Rustan's Supermarket
Paseo de Roxas7 Gamboa
7 GamboaYeu Sole Body Spa
102 GamboaThe Spa Wellness
CrossFit 1229 / CrossFit Makati
Makati Medical Center Emergency Room
2 Amorsolo StreetEntertainment & Activities
Greenbelt Theatres
Arts & Culture
M Cafe
Dela Rosa StreetUnion Church of Manila
123 Legazpi Street