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No Entry

Bar · Speakeasy and supper club$$$Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Manila

A hidden dark deco speakeasy and supper club in a former loading dock in BGC, with live jazz on select nights and Tatler's 2026 Best Design award.

At a glance

Type
Speakeasy and supper club
Area
Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Manila, Philippines
Price
$$$ · Upscale

Good to know

  • Live jazz on select nights
  • Hidden entrance
  • Supper club

Why we recommend it

No Entry is a hidden speakeasy and supper club on the ground floor of One/Neo, at the corner of 3rd Avenue and 26th Street in Bonifacio Global City. As the name suggests, it is not obvious from the street. The bar occupies a former loading dock, and its design, which Tatler described as dark deco, won the Best Design award for bars in the publication's Philippine awards in 2026.

The interior mixes Art Deco glamour with Brutalist touches, with amber lighting and a tiled metallic bar. The effect is moody and intimate, closer to a supper club than a cocktail lounge, and live jazz plays on select nights, which makes it a good choice for an evening with music.

The drinks are carefully prepared, with some cocktails made 24 hours in advance to develop depth of flavour. Tatler named Arson, Cold Turkey and The Red Button as must-tries. The head bartender, David Abalayan, received Tatler's Rising Star award in the bar category in 2026, so the team behind the counter is one of the city's most promising.

Because it is a supper club as well as a bar, No Entry works for a full evening of dinner and drinks, or for a late cocktail after eating elsewhere in BGC. Check the bar's social channels for jazz nights, opening times and reservation details, and book for weekend evenings, when the small space fills up. Dress smartly, as the setting invites it.

Finding the entrance is part of the fun, so allow a few extra minutes when you arrive and ask building staff for directions if you cannot see it. Jazz nights are the most atmospheric time to visit, but they are also the busiest, so book early for those evenings. If you are coming for dinner, ask how the supper club menu works when you reserve.

BGC has plenty of options for dinner beforehand, including Gallery by Chele and several Bib Gourmand restaurants, and the Manila American Cemetery is a short drive away for a daytime visit. No Entry suits couples on a date night, jazz fans and visitors staying in BGC who want a stylish bar without travelling to Makati. Use a ride-hailing app to get home, as taxis can be in demand late at night.

No Entry FAQs

Where is No Entry?

On the ground floor of One/Neo, 3rd Avenue corner 26th Street, BGC, Taguig.

What kind of bar is it?

A hidden speakeasy and supper club in a former loading dock.

Is there live music?

Yes, live jazz plays on select nights.

What awards has it won?

Tatler's Best Design award for bars in 2026, and its head bartender won Rising Star.

What should you order?

Arson, Cold Turkey or The Red Button.

Can you eat there?

Yes, it is also a supper club.

Do you need to book?

It is wise for weekend evenings.

What is the dress code?

Dress smartly to suit the setting.

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