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RM 16
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The RM-16 bar is a hidden speakeasy near Tittos Latin BBQ & Brew. It’s hidden behind a Coca-Cola vending machine door. Their drinks are absolutely to die for. Aside from the usual beers, liquor, cocktails, and bar chow there’s a hidden gem. The gem is their Me Soprendes drink. Essentially you just tell the bartender your mood and he will make a drink to match it!! The drinks are both tasty and super instagram-able, but you might wanna bring a flash or flashlight cuz it’s pretty dark there. I would recommend this place for a cool first date, a small birthday get together, or just for chill drinking on the weekdays. It can get pretty crazy on the weekends. I would suggest to go there as soon as possible. It’s an experienced everyone should have and you won’t regret it.
Tittos Latin BBQ & Brew, 16 East Capitol Drive, Kapitolyo, Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
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Hidden in plain sight behind a "Coke Machine", RM 16 offers more than just sugary drinks: more like, Latin-inspired drinks! If you need a little more help, the guys at Tittos Latin BBQ and Brew can point you in the right direction. Sweet-tooths won’t fail with the Coquito, a dark rum, chocolate, and coconut milk cocktail, while fruity fiends will enjoy the Peruvian Sour (lime and passionfruit spiked with brandy)!
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