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A new venue to relax and enjoy great music and art
Jefferson Fernando
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Nestled in the basement of Makati Central Square—formerly the iconic Makati Cinema Square—TAB emerges as a stylish new sanctuary for those seeking the perfect mix of nostalgia, culinary indulgence, and artistic flair.
The moment you step inside, you’re greeted by the warm glow of pendant lights, the gleam of polished wood ceilings, and the plush comfort of deep lounge chairs paired with intimate round tables. The space is bathed in a soft, golden hue, creating an atmosphere that is equal parts sophisticated and inviting. Along the dark walls, curated artworks from local talents add character, each piece subtly illuminated as if whispering its own story.
Music from the eighties and nineties flows without pause, instantly transporting guests to a more carefree time. This soundtrack pairs beautifully with TAB’s menu, a thoughtful marriage of Taiwanese and Mediterranean specialties crafted by expert chefs. And for those who appreciate a fine drink, the wine collection is nothing short of exceptional—each bottle promising to elevate the evening.
One of TAB’s owners, Chucho Martinez, describes the space as “the perfect location to unwind before going home or to spend time with good friends,” emphasizing that it was designed with guests in their 30s, 40s, and 50s in mind. “From the ambiance to the music, the food to the drinks, this is exactly what this crowd will enjoy,” he adds.
Beyond being a dining and music lounge, TAB doubles as a creative hub—serving as a venue for artists to display and sell their work, making every visit not just a feast for the senses, but also for the soul.
TAB is now open, ready to welcome those who long for good food, timeless music, and a space where art and conversation thrive.