This is a sports resto-bar near the Walking Street entrance on Fields Avenue in Angeles. According to a 2019 blog post, the owner, an Australian sports fan, set it up with big TVs to show all kinds of live games. A 2021 review mentions that the ownership has changed from before, so older reviews may not reflect the place as it is now.
There are large screens throughout the venue, and many reviews say it's a good place to drink beer while watching games like rugby, cricket, and the World Cup. You can people-watch from the window and outdoor seats, and several reviews say the upstairs seating is nice when you want to sit somewhere a bit quieter. Several reviews also mention free Wi-Fi. Many say the bartenders and servers are friendly, but there are also reviews saying drinks came out different from what was ordered, or that nobody came to take their order for a long time. A 2019 blog post says there's no air conditioning, so it gets hot in the middle of the day, and one review mentions guests smoking in the non-smoking area.
The food includes Western dishes, Filipino dishes, and meat dishes. Many say the Philly cheesesteak is consistently good, and one review from a Philadelphia native says it reminded them of home. There are separate reviews saying the baby back ribs, the Aussie burger with beetroot and pineapple, the pie served with mashed potatoes, and the breakfast menu were good. Many say beer and drink prices are reasonable. However, several recent reviews say the food isn't as good as it used to be and is pricey for the portion size. Some reviews also complain about the condition of delivered food and about special requests not being followed, so eating in at the venue is the safer choice.
According to Google Maps' popular times, it gets busiest around 9 PM on Friday nights, and Saturday is also busy throughout 8–10 PM. On weekdays, it's busiest around 8–9 PM. According to Google Maps, it's listed as accepting reservations, offering takeout, and being suitable for groups. Several reviews say that vendors and beggars at the street-side seats keep approaching even after being turned down, so keep that in mind.
According to Google Maps, free street parking is available, and there is a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom. Donenoo and Minine Chinese Restaurant are about 50 m away, and Angeles Police Station 4 is also about 50 m away. You can make reservations or inquiries by phone, Facebook, or the website.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, and Facebook reviews). Menu and prices may change, so please check before visiting.
