Exit Bar — Restaurant in Malay

Looking for a great bar/club setting and don’t want to spend a million dollars? 💸

Skip the ₽300-500 cover at Epic, OM, and all the other bars/clubs. Here at Exit Bar you will find a great mix of locals and tourists.

There was no entrance fee. Most drinks were ₽100-200 each…but beware they are STRONG 💪 (like triples)

On the weekends they were playing hip-hop, dancehall, reggae and 90’s throwbacks. On the weekdays it was more live music (sing-alongs, easy rock, etc.)

After trying out most of the other bars/clubs, I found that everywhere else was more lounge style with not many people actually dancing and mingling. 💃

This is a great place to meet new people and dance the right away without breaking the bank!

No cover, Age-friendly, Gay-friendly & Safe! Be aware that most of the floor is sand, so best to not wear your best pair of shoes or...

Exit Bar is an absolute gem! This charming 80s-style beach bar has a truly unique vibe, with three coconut trees growing right through the roof – such a cool touch that adds to its laid-back, tropical atmosphere.

If you’re feeling hungry, you can grab a quick bite from the food stall nearby or order from Aria Restaurant, which delivers directly to Exit Bar at no extra charge.

Almost every night, there are live bands playing fantastic music, creating an incredible energy that keeps you coming back. The drinks are very affordable, making it a perfect spot for a fun and budget-friendly night out.

The staff are absolutely lovely – friendly, welcoming, and always ensuring you have a great time. Whether you’re here to soak in the retro vibe, enjoy live music, or just relax with a drink close to the beach, Exit Bar is a must-visit....

One of the more well-know expat bars in Station 2, if not all of Boracay. And by expats, I mostly mean older white dudes waiting to pick up on a younger Filipina. No matter, it's a chill and very cheap bar with decent DJs. The drinks are shockingly cheap and strong (50p) for a rum/coke, which they make in front of you. The bartender can be a bit surly, but really he reminded me of New York a bit. Will continue to go back, although the massive Boracay bar crawl starts there every night and it can be a...