Great Access to Top Makati Food Hubs From 24h Apartment Hotel

Travelers staying at 24h Apartment Hotel in Makati, Philippines are in for a tasty treat. The excellent location of the Makati accommodation at the corner of Vito Cruz Extension (P. Ocampo Street) and Balagtas Street provides the most convenience to access the best food hubs in the city.

Apart from being the business and financial capital of the country, Makati emerges as a great food destination. There is never a shortage of restaurants, bistros, coffee shops, and more establishments to please and satisfy the palate. Whether you are in town for business or leisure, see to it that you never miss visiting these hot gastronomic spots:

1. Allium - Contemporary American cooking is the specialty of Allium, a restaurant taking its name from the genus of plants that include onions, garlics, leeks, and chives. With Filipino-American Chef Mark Tan at the helm, the menu features creations made from good quality imported meats and the freshest local ingredients. Drop by Allium at G/F Grand Midori, Bolanos St., Legaspi Village and give your tastebuds a lovely treat.

2. Gino's Brick Oven Pizza - Forget fast food delivery. There is no way it compares to the food at this Neapolitan-style pizzeria. The original branch is a popular hangout in Katipunan and its brother in Makati is also born to be a star. Order the burrata, homemade pasta, and Neapolitan pizza when you visit the shop located at Bautista near the corner of Tordersillas St., Salcedo Village, and you are sure in for happy days.

3. Your Local - Southeast Asian favorites with a fun twist are the crowd-drawers at Your Local, which can be found at GF Universal LMS Building, 106 Esteban Street, Legaspi Village. The ambience is hip and fresh, and you can never go wrong with their unique take on the all-day breakfast.

4. Wild Flour - Sometimes, the only thing to make a day better is comfort food. Fortunately, there is am avalanche of such goodness in Wild Flour at G/F V. Corporate Center 125 L.P. Leviste St., Salcedo Village. The ambience of the bakery and cafe is laid-back and it offers the perfect setting to hangout with friends after a long and stressful day.

5. La Cabrera - Steak, anyone? Get the best at Argentinian Steakhouse La Cabrera located at the Ground Floor, 6750 Ayala Avenue. USDA steak is used to fulfill the caveman cravings of guests, prepared by its Argentinian Chef. Have a good rundown of its menu and return to your room at the 24hApartment Hotel smiling big and totally satisfied.

Enrich Your Visit to Makati by Going on A Journey Through History

Thinking about reserving a room at 24h Apartment Hotel in Makati? You must know that although you will be staying in one of the country's most progressive metropolises, you will still get the chance to have a brush with the Philippines' rich history. This city is not all about money and jobs, and you can prove this by visiting these very interesting attractions that we have included in our list.

Ayala Museum
What could be the most sophisticated and extensive repository of artifacts that represent the nation's culture and arts, Ayala Museum is located at the intersection of Makati Avenue and De la Rosa Street. It was built in 1967 and now houses 6 permanent exhibitions. Among the most acclaimed collections here displays 60 handcrafted dioramas that depict specific points in Philippine history. If you would like to view a vast array of age-old chinaware that traces the commercial ties between China and the rest of Southeast Asia, you will also find this gallery here.

Church of Saints Peter and Paul
Constructed in 1620, Church of Saints Peter and Paul is known as the first and oldest operational church in the city. It is also considered as one of the best preserved Spanish architecture pieces in northern Philippines. During your visit, you can attend mass or simply look around to admire the impressive mix of intricacy and simplicity in the building's design. From your accommodation in Makati, you only have to go to Barangay Poblacion to reach the address of this famous landmark.

Filipinas Heritage Library
Do you want to have the chance to access over 13,000 titles that cover various subjects, such as the country's history, languages, social sciences, and arts? Then head over to Filipinas Heritage Library. Located right inside the historic Nielson Tower, the Philippines' first commercial airport, this attraction also uses state-of-the-art information technologies, so going through their collections will be easy.

Guadalupe Ruins
Truly a classic example of Doric architecture, Makati's old church known as Guadalupe Ruins will let you take a peek into history to some 400 years ago. It stands along Bernardino Street in Guadalupe Viejo, and Augustinian friars built it in 1629 and named it Nuestra Señora de Gracia Church. Once you set foot in this landmark, you will find the still intact large buttresses that support its vault of hewn stones.

Makati Museum
Already an artifact in itself — because it is almost 100 years old — Makati Museum is where you must go if you want to go as deep into the city's history as possible. Here, you will find archeological and ethnographic pieces that include ancient earthenware and fossils of prehistoric animals. As well, you will get to behold murals, photos, and documents that detail events in the thriving metropolis' rich past. To get to its address from 24h Apartment Hotel, you only have to drive to J. P. Rizal Street in Barangay Poblacion.