Various bars and clubs in Barrio Barretto. The Barrio is pretty much all that remains of the Subic Bay nightlife from back when Olongapo was a liberty port for the US Navy.
The Wet Spot bar in the daytime
The Wet Spot bar in the daytime
Inside The Wet Spot bar
Inside The Wet Spot bar
Inside The Wet Spot bar
Inside The Wet Spot bar
More Dancers at Voodoo
More Dancers at Voodoo
Dancers at Voodoo Bar
Dancers at Voodoo Bar
V-Max Disco
V-Max Disco
The Office bar.
The Office bar.
The Sand Castle Hotel (with The Cave bar inside). The Sand Castle used to be called The Samurai Hotel. This is another landmark in Barrio.
The Sand Castle Hotel (with The Cave bar inside). The Sand Castle used to be called The Samurai Hotel. This is another landmark in Barrio.
Angelwitch, Dryden's Resturant, Rum Jungle and Club 1 at night
Angelwitch, Dryden's Resturant, Rum Jungle and Club 1 at night
Pirates Pub - arguably the best daytime bar in Barrio
Pirates Pub - arguably the best daytime bar in Barrio
The Oriental Rose bar in Barrio Barretto
The Oriental Rose bar in Barrio Barretto
Another picture of Night Riders and Midnight Ramblers
Another picture of Night Riders and Midnight Ramblers
A closer picture of Night Riders bar
A closer picture of Night Riders bar
Mosquito Bar and the Sand Castle Hotel (featuring The Cave bar) during the day
Mosquito Bar and the Sand Castle Hotel (featuring The Cave bar) during the day
Another picture of inside the Mosquito Bar
Another picture of inside the Mosquito Bar
Dancers at the Mosquito Bar having a banana eating contest
Dancers at the Mosquito Bar having a banana eating contest
Emily, the cashier at Mosquito Bar. Hi Emily!
Emily, the cashier at Mosquito Bar. Hi Emily!
Mosquito Bar at night
Mosquito Bar at night
More Midnight Ramblers
More Midnight Ramblers
More Midnight Ramblers
More Midnight Ramblers
Midnight Rambler during the day
Midnight Rambler during the day
Midnight Rambler and Night Riders, two Barrio Barretto landmark bars.
Midnight Rambler and Night Riders, two Barrio Barretto landmark bars.
Some of the dancers at The Wet Spot
Some of the dancers at The Wet Spot
Hot Zone Bar
Hot Zone Bar
Not really a bar, the Geisha Massage Parlor is a landmark of Barrio Barretto, Subic
Not really a bar, the Geisha Massage Parlor is a landmark of Barrio Barretto, Subic
Club 1 and Lips at night
Club 1 and Lips at night
Club 1 and Lips bars. Lips actually has three bars inside, on three floors.
Club 1 and Lips bars. Lips actually has three bars inside, on three floors.
The Catwalk bar
The Catwalk bar
Inside the Catwalk bar
Inside the Catwalk bar
Inside Bar Barretto
Inside Bar Barretto
Bar Barretto and Dynamite Jacks during the day
Bar Barretto and Dynamite Jacks during the day
Angelwitch Bar in Barrio Barretto at night
Angelwitch Bar in Barrio Barretto at night
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Hello. I have been in and out of Subic Bay with the Australian Navy from 1970 until 1986. One time I was on a Submarine and we broke down and needed to wait for repairs. The “Island Girls Bar” in Barrio Barretto sponsored us and I was drinking there almost every day. I believe the bar was owned by an American Veteran. Can anybody enlighten me, and if anybody has some photos of the bar back at that time, it would be great. Thankyou
I was there in the 80’s, Island Girl
Was
Owned by a US Submarine veteran, wish I knew what happened to it
I was in Olongapol in 1970 and was friends with a girl that work at the Cherry Club by the Name of Lulu and Bar # 51. I can’t seem to fine anything about the Cherry Club or her. I was looking at a sight called Barrio Baretto Samori Supper Angels and you had a girl that went by the name of Lulu #17. Maybe you be able to help me with my seach.
Thank You,
Don
Is Barrio Baretto the old Subic City? When I was in the Navy I preferred Subic City over the craziness of Magsasay Avenue in Olangapo.
Hi Skip!
No – the Barrio is an area roughly halfway between the base and Subic Subic. You might remember bar names like Midnight Rambler, Purple Stallion, Night Riders. And many more. Subic had a few foreign owned bars in 2013, but now they are all gone. There’s a handful of local bars there now. Barrio still has many bars, and is the primary location for nightlife.