Long Bar - Raffles Hotel

Angela Hannah Ansaldo Aguirre

One of the best bars ive been to in the Metro, it has a homey feel to it where you can just relax and not be too formal.The one thing that separates this from other places are the bartenders. They're the type that makes your drinks, talks to you, gives you directions, suggests good food and a lot more. And not to mention that most of them won awards in different competition in and out of the country.Must try is their happy hourAnd the Long Bar Burger

Trisno

I only went there for a drink but I found it was an interesting place. Of course you get a wide range of drink and a perfect, which is to be expected in a 5 stars hotel. They show silent comedy movies, which gives an original touch. Customers thraw peanuts shells to the floor Another original touch I'm told although not really to my taste. Pricey for sure but this is also to be expected isn't it?

Pegikuliner_id

It's that time of the year again where people around the world celebrate Oktoberfest and Long Bar has an amazing offer for everyone.  One of the famous bars in the world was the Long Bar in Raffles Hotel, Singapore. Raffles Hotel in Manila has the same Long Bar which also includes their tradition of throwing peanut shells on the floor. The ambiance of the place is very cozy and classy. They play silent movies at the bar, those of Charlie Chaplin's. They also have a band playing late in the evening.

R Fendoy

Enjoy free-flowing beer, unlimited house pour liquors, and endless cocktails at Long Bar for only Php 695 per person this October! The Bavarian-inspired Happy Hour features Paulaner's Oktoberfest Bier, which is brewed especially for the season. . But it doesn't stop there. Long Bar is also offering the dark Paulaner Dunkel, their premium lager Münchner Hell as well as some local and imported brands as part of the celebration.

Renz Fortaleza Pural

Finally I got to visit the Long Bar at the Raffles hotel, Makati.  It had a lot to live up to the original in Singapore!  I loved the interior and the art work inside, and it still maintained that British colonial decor.  It was like I was in someones patio because of the style of tables and chairs.  We were seated immediately, and our host was very courteous.  We ordered two Boulevardiers and some fries and croquettes to snack on. Our drinks did take some time to make, and the host asked if we had been served.  Our drinks eventually came and so did our food.  i ABSOLUTELY LOVED the fries!  They were soft inside and were served piping hot with some spicy mayo on the side.  Croquettes were good too.  We stayed for a few hours but then decided to go.  It was getting quite loud with expats, and they had a live band that were playing.  Great if you enjoy that type of thing, but I just wanted somewhere quiet to talk and have a drink.  I came here on a Thursday night.  So I think I may try the afternoon sometime when it is less busy.