


QC (Tomas Morato) · Live music venue
Retro '70s-themed folk bar open since 2001, with live performances by local folk musicians and Filipino comfort food (flaming chicken, sizzling sisig).
My Bro's Mustache sits at 68 Scout Tuazon, corner Scout Madriñan, in South Triangle. It's on the ground floor of the Hive Hotel, a short walk from the Tomas Morato strip. The bar opened in 2001 and calls itself the home of local folk musicians. It still looks like the '70s inside, with retro furniture and warm lights.
The stage is small and close. You're basically sitting in the band's lap. Acts range from new names to musicians people have followed for years. You'll hear folk, OPM and songs the whole room already knows. Between sets the speakers play America, Bob Dylan and Simon and Garfunkel. Lineups change, so check their Facebook page for who's playing.
The food is classic pulutan. Flaming chicken is the order people come back for. There's also sizzling sisig, crispy pata and pinaputok na tilapia. Drinks are cold local beer, plus cocktails, wine and hard liquor. Google puts it at around ₱500 to ₱1,000 per person.
The crowd is regulars who've been coming for years, older folks who grew up on this music, and QC students who found it on their own. You don't need to be a folk fan to have a good night. Everyone ends up singing along anyway. Friday and Saturday are the busy nights, so go early if you want a table near the stage.
“Folk music and flaming chicken in a '70s throwback setting.”
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It is a '70s-themed folk bar open since 2001, with live folk performances and Filipino comfort food.
On Sct. Tuason St in Diliman, Quezon City, near the Tomas Morato strip.
Yes. Local folk musicians play live, from new acts to longtime names. Check their Facebook page for the current lineup.
Flaming chicken is the house favorite. Sizzling sisig, crispy pata and pinaputok na tilapia are good for sharing.
Not really. The singalong songs are ones most people know, and plenty of people go just for the food and beer.
Mixed ages. Longtime regulars and older folk fans sit next to QC students who found the place more recently.
Google Maps lists My Bro's Mustache Folk Bar at ₱500 to ₱1,000 per person. Prices change, so check the menu when you get there.
Dress code: Casual.

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