Cattery started the way the best nights do. a few friends, a good room, and no real plan to behave. it's the third room in the fat cat family, from the same makati crew behind fat cat and el gato. but this one was built for the music: a small, warm listening room one flight below el gato in makati central square.
the idea is borrowed from npr's tiny desk: pull the music in close, kill the distance between the act and the crowd, and let a small room do what big ones can't. serious cocktails, live sets most nights, and the kind of hush that makes you actually listen.
look past the drum kit and you'll find it: maneki-neko, alien toys, half a thrift store of small strange things. every act that plays leaves something behind, so the room quietly keeps a piece of each night that happened here.
some nights it's a full band. others it's stand-up, trivia, or a rockeoke that gets gloriously out of hand. the gear is ours and it's yours. borrow a guitar, grab the mic, take the tiny desk for a spin.
we share the same DNA with our sisters — great drinks, a comfy space and a fun time.
the listening room. you're in it. serious cocktails, live music, and thirty-five of the best seats in makati.
the original. a stripped-back, hospitality-first bar. jazz, vinyl, and swinging cocktails in a room that feels like home.
the fun sister, an agave-forward mezcaleria. mezcal, tequila, and filipino flavors in food and drinks.