The best restaurants Tagbilaran

Located at 12 minutes walk from Tagbilaran pier, it is the ideal place if you have an hour or two to kill while waiting for a boat. This café-restaurant has a very nice terrace and even a roof terrace. It is located in a kind of complex that looks like a resort and is therefore sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the road, it is a real oasis of tranquility. The coffee is good, and the menu is provided from breakfast to dinner, including cocktails, juices and milkshakes. Reasonable prices and friendly atmosphere.

Located in Baclayon along the harbor, Genaro's Grill is a large, floating fish restaurant that resembles a large, airy hall. It offers a superb view of the sea. The concept is very appealing: you choose your fish or meat at the entrance, which is then cooked, grilled and seasoned to your liking, before being brought to the table by a friendly waiter or waitress. Popular with the locals, it's a place with a lively, authentic village atmosphere; at weekends, live bands liven things up.

A nice coffee for a moment. Acoustic concerts on Friday and Saturday evening. There are good coffees, sandwiches and pastries.

With an imposing view over Panglao and the mangroves, New Zealand owner Emily (also behind the superb La Casita de Baclayon bed & breakfast) has drawn on her culinary inspirations to create an interesting menu combining Mexican, Caribbean and Asian specialties. Everything is absolutely fresh, local, tasty and original. All served in a tasteful Mediterranean-Filipino decor, as colorful as the dishes themselves. A charming address for brunch, lunch or afternoon tea!

The village of Baclayon is definitely full of great places to eat! Crescencia Food & Coffee welcomes visitors in a charming ancestral wooden house, a stone's throw from the church. The atmosphere is simply unique. Books, plants, board games, vintage furniture... every detail has been carefully considered. You'll feel like you've stepped back in time and are welcomed into a friend's home. Enjoy Filipino or Western dishes to the accompaniment of jazzy music in an elegant setting. Ideal for a coffee break with a sweet treat.

Located in an old colonial mansion, this restaurant serves traditional Filipino cuisine (sizzling gambas, barbecued pork, pancit canton, chopsuey, chicken soup) at rather modest prices. The wooden decor, from the floor to the ceiling, including the furniture, plunges us straight into another atmosphere. Unfortunately, the quality of the dishes is uneven and service can be slow. The braised chicken is very popular with the locals. A good deal in Tagbilaran. A popular address with the locals.

Located in the Island City Mall, this is a restaurant specializing in seafood (but not only) that is much appreciated by the locals. The service is pleasant and the products are good. We recommend the delicious prawns and tilapia, or the braised pork for meat lovers. There are also gargantuan platters to share with shrimp, chicken, egg rolls, vegetable chopsuey and pancit noodles. Friday, Saturday and Sunday lunchtime is an all-you-can-eat buffet! And for the price, it's well worth it.