Eleven kinds of night-out person
The five-question quiz places you in one of these. None of them is about who you are. They describe how you like a night out, and the planner uses that to pick your stops.
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The Barkada Captain
Big table, pitchers, and you're the one who actually books it.
A loud dinner that turns into bowling or a mic.
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The Gig Rat
Live sets, dive bars, record shops, the back room everyone else walks past.
A gig or a taproom, something cheap and good to eat, one more bar.
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The Main Character
Somewhere worth the outfit, with a view if possible.
A proper dinner, then a rooftop or a cocktail bar.
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The Hidden-Door Hunter
Speakeasies, unmarked doors, the place nobody has posted yet.
A bar behind a door that isn't a door, and a dish you can't get elsewhere.
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The Game Night Menace
Bowling, arcades, videoke scores taken far too seriously.
Something to compete over, then food to argue about it.
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The Kilig Classic
Candlelight, a proper dinner, a slow walk after.
Flowers on the way, a table for two, a quiet last drink.
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The Tita at Heart
Brunch, a good wine list, home by ten.
An early dinner somewhere comfortable, dessert, done.
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The Gallery Wanderer
Museums, indie cinema, and a coffee to argue about it after.
Something to look at first, then somewhere to talk about it.
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The Food Tripper
The night is the eating: three stops, all of them food.
A stall, a main event, a dessert, in that order.
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The Tambay Loyalist
One good spot, no agenda, stay until closing.
Coffee that turns into dinner at the same table.
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The Easygoing Regular
Flexible, low drama, happy with a solid plan.
Good food, one extra stop, no fuss.