This is a rooftop rock bar and restaurant on Narciso St, near the Walking Street entrance on Fields Avenue in Angeles. It's on the rooftop of the top floor of the building, with open views of downtown and toward Mount Arayat, and many reviews say it's cooler than the street below. According to a 2025 video, it's run by an owner from Rochester in the US. It serves both Western and Filipino food.
Centered around a square bar, it has two pool tables, board games like Jenga, and several big TVs. Several reviews say that makes it a good place to play games with a group or watch sports over a drink. The business updates say pool is free to play. It also hosts events such as UFC fight broadcasts, pool tournaments, and Halloween parties. There's a live band performance on weekend evenings, Friday through Sunday. Several reviews say the restrooms are clean. On the other hand, several reviews complain that the music is so loud it's hard to talk, and that on some days pop music played instead of rock.
The most recommended items are the New York-style pizzas, such as Hawaiian and pepperoni, and many say they taste close to an American pizzeria. Several reviews also say they'd go back for the buffalo wings. There are also pub dishes like a thick cheeseburger, a chicken sandwich, and fish and chips. Reviews say they go well with a cold beer or a cocktail. However, there are also complaints that the pizza was overcooked and dry, or that the wait was long. One review says the small size is smaller than expected, so it's better to order a generous size of pizza early. According to Google Maps, takeout is available too.
According to the popular times on Google Maps, it's busiest around 9–10 PM on Saturday nights. On other days, even between 6 PM and 10 PM, it's about half as busy. Several reviews say it was quiet with few customers on weekday evenings, and that Saturdays, when the live band plays, are livelier. Some say drinks cost more than at nearby bars. Several reviews also say the bill came out higher than the menu prices, so it's a good idea to check the items and prices before paying.
You take the elevator at the back of the ground-floor pharmacy up to the top floor. Because of that, several reviews say the entrance was confusing to find. According to Google Maps, there is a free parking lot and free street parking. The convenience store Uncle John's is about 50 m away, The Barman Hotel (formerly ABC Hotel) and The Vintage Hall - 24hr Brunch Club are about 150 m away, and SM City Clark is about 350 m away. You can call to make inquiries.
Information checked: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, YouTube videos, and business updates). Performances, events, and prices may change, so please check before visiting.
