Angeles nightlife, 'the cheaper side' — bar names along 21st Street
A walk along 21st Street in Angeles, away from Walking Street, naming the roadside bars one by one. No prices are given — mostly a list of bar names.
💡 Key takeaways
[Where]
• The host walks 21st Street. Per the auto captions it's also called 'Don Waco Avenue' (check the exact spelling in the video).
• The host presents this street as the 'cheaper side' of Angeles nightlife.
• He said he'd provide maps for each bar, but a commenter asked where the map is.
[Bars mentioned]
• Speed Zone, Hangout Plus, Tehike (auto-caption spelling; check the exact name in the video)
• No Way Bar — the host says it's 'worth a stop'.
• Nifties, Rio — the host calls them 'two noteworthy bars'.
• Garfield's Last Stand, CNB Cafe
• Gray Fox — the host says it's 'always worth a stop'. The owner is Jenny, he says.
• Black Satin, Candy Bar, Thunderbirds, Night Moves
[Street scene]
• The host says Koreans are already setting up shop in the newly built stalls.
• There are also motorcycle shops and furniture shops along the road.
⏱ Chapters
00:00 Start of 21st Street — Speed Zone, No Way Bar
01:03 New stalls, Nifties, Rio, CNB Cafe
02:15 Gray Fox, Black Satin, Candy Bar, Night Moves
03:16 Street and shops with music
06:37 Motorcycle rentals and outro (per chapter title)
💬 What viewers said (19 comments)
• Viewers liked seeing bars outside Walking Street, and one asked for details per bar such as drink prices and peak times.
• One viewer said drinks are about 25% cheaper than Walking Street with less drink hassle, though not as cheap as it used to be.
• Asked where to stay for a year, the channel owner suggested living in the province on a budget and visiting Angeles once a month.
I like this video showing the bars that aren't on Walking Street. It would be great to hear a little description of what each bar has going on, such as drink prices, late or early prime times, chick level, etc.
This area isn't as cheap as it used to be — prices here always seem to go up now. You do get far less drink hassle in the bars, though.
My worst day was arriving in Angeles City; my best day was leaving it.

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