Where to Eat in Boracay: 10 Must-Try Restaurants in Boracay
No shortage of culinary delights to explore in this paradisiacal island!
(SPOT.ph) The paradisiacal island of Boracay is everything tropical dreams are made of: powdery white sand beaches, sparkling azure waters, spectacular sunsets, lush palm trees, and a perfect balance of thrill and tranquility.
Frequently listed as one of the best islands in the world, Boracay is a treasure trove of luxurious and budget-friendly resorts, each delivering unique escapes and unforgettable experiences. Almost every corner of the island features boutiques that sell quirky and handmade goods, and shops that offer action-packed adventures that add an extra layer of excitement to your getaway.
The tropical paradise is also teeming with restaurants and bars that make the island’s dining and nightlife scene vibrant and exciting. From local cuisine to international flavors, Boracay has no shortage of culinary delights to explore.
Where to eat in Boracay, you ask? Let this list guide you:
Spicebird
Address: D'Mall Boracay, Station 2
Operating Hours: Daily, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
When it comes to Piri-Piri Chicken and Pork Belly, Spicebird is in a league of its own. The restaurant took inspiration from the grilled chicken dish from Africa and Portugal, using ingredients like lemon juice, garlic, paprika, and chilies to elevate the flavor profile, and created dishes that locals and visitors would rave about. Other mouthwatering delights on the menu include Piri-Piri Crab, Fresh Aklan Oysters, Chicken Liver and Bacon, Fried Chicken Sandwich, and Black Sesame Banana Cream Pie.
Contact details: For more details, visit their Facebook page or contact them at (036) 288 1302.
Back Beach Burgers
Address: 2nd floor Main Road, Station 2
Operating Hours: Daily, 11:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Here’s how to make your day brighter: sink your teeth into a juicy masterpiece from Back Beach Burgers. Now in a more accessible location with additional seats to accommodate more customers, the dining spot allows you to savor flavorful burgers and perfectly paired sides, washed down with a refreshing cold beer or iced beverage. Their beef burgers are made with Brazilian ground beef, and everything is so tempting that it's hard to choose just one: Big Boy Burger, Classic Burger, Bacon Mushroom Melt, Cream Cheese Jalapeño, Smashburger, Chili Cheese Smashburger, Smoky Bacon BBQ, and All-Day Breakfast Burger.
Contact details: For more details, visit their Facebook page.
Pet-friendly? "Depends on the size and kind of pet."
Los Indios Bravos
Address: White House Beach Resort, Station 1
Operating Hours: Daily, 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
What could be better than savoring your meal while soaking in the stunning beach view? Maybe sipping cocktails while the soothing sound of the crashing waves play in the background. You can do both at Los Indios Bravos, a gastropub that highlights the flavors of the Philippines with its all-Filipino handcrafted beer selection. So swing by White House Beach Resort, indulge in their signature dishes like Cajun Chicken Pasta and Rib Eye Steak, and unwind with a cocktail in hand while the sunset puts on a spectacular show.
Contact details: For more details, visit their Facebook page or contact them at 09171764294.
Pet-friendly? Yes, pets are allowed in their alfresco dining area.
barLo Resto Lounge
Address: Two Seasons Boracay Resort, Station 1
Operating Hours: Daily, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (All-day menu/ ala carte service begins at 10:30 a.m.)
If you still haven’t heard, barLo Resto Lounge’s iconic duo—Four-Cheese Pizza and Sizzling Oyster Sisig—gives the island’s visitors two more reasons to come back to Boracay. Treat yourself to this winning pair of dishes in a picture-perfect setting: in front of one of the world’s best beaches. The restaurant also serves other mouthwatering dishes, such as Angus Burger, Sinigang na Sugpo, Japanese Style Curry Prawns, Lengua Sulipena, and more.
Contact details: For more details, visit their Facebook page or contact them at 09175665811.
Pet-friendly? No
Percy Seafood
Address: Seaworthy Boracay, Station 1
Operating Hours: Daily, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Willy’s Rock in Station 1 is a must-see, with lots of people taking the leisurely walk to reach it. At Percy Seafood, you’re treated to a scenic view of this iconic landmark while feasting on the freshest catch of the sea. Savor the succulent flavors of their popular crab dishes, including Thai Curry Crab and Singapore-Style Black Pepper Crab. There’s also Fish Tacos, Seafood Cioppino, and Korean Campfire Scallops. For refreshing craft cocktails, head over to its sibling bar Hello, Sailor and order signature drink Sunseeker, Amaretto Sour, and Espresso Martini.
Contact details: For more details, visit their Facebook page or contact them at 09956656555.
Nonie's
Address: Station X Boracay
Operating Hours: Daily, 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Just because you're on trip doesn't mean healthy eating is off the menu. No need to leave such a habit at home when you can still treat yourself to delicious healthy meals while on vacation. Nonie’s got you covered with their Filipino-inspired dishes made from scratch using the freshest locally sourced ingredients. Here, you enjoy wholesome meals—Chicken Adobo Salad, Tempeh Kare-Kare, Adlai Arroz Caldo, Berry Chia Smoothie Bowl, and more—that leave you feeling satisfied, without any guilt.
Contact details: For more details, visit their Facebook page or contact them at 09123948948.
Pet-friendly? Yes
Meze Wrap
Address: Main Road, Station 2 (near BPI D'Mall, across Lake Town)
Operating Hours: Daily, 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Mozzarella Wrap, Turmeric Rice, Adana Hummus Wrap, Chicken Kebab, Kalamar, Meze Fries, Grilled Beef or Pork Belly. How can you resist the sun-kissed flavors of the Mediterranean coast while you are in a tropical paradise? Thankfully, there’s Meze Wrap, a dining spot that serves meze or small plates of appetizers, side dishes, or a combination of both. Vegetarian options are also available, so check them out!
Contact details: For more details, visit their Facebook page or contact them at 09190056393.
The Pig Out Bistro
Address: Beside Jony's Boutique Hotel, Station 1 Main Road
Operating Hours: Daily, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
At The Pig Out Bistro, every visit is an invitation to give in to your cravings and eat to your heart’s content. Their name is already a giveaway: here, you’re allowed to dig in and feast like there’s no tomorrow. Indulge on seafood, steaks, and burgers, and try their Crab Burger, Paella Negra, Octopus Tentacles, Steak & Fries, Tuna Carpaccio Nicoise, Vodka Fish & Chips, and their cocktails selection.
Contact details: For more details, visit their Facebook page or contact them at 09171184769.
Pet-friendly? Small dogs are allowed in their alfresco area.
Cafe Maruja
Address: Casa Pilar Beach Resort, Station 3 Front Beach (in between Paradise Garden and Astoria Current)
Operating Hours: Daily, 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 m.n.
When the sun is shining and the beach is calling, a cozy and charming cafe is the perfect place to unwind and people-watch. Every corner of Cafe Maruja screams Instagram-worthy, and the food and drinks are elegantly plated and served in the most stylish way possible. This is your sign to indulge in an all-day brunch meal, plant-based dish, coffee-based drinks, and over-the-top milkshakes while taking in the breathtaking beachfront view.
Contact details: For more details, visit their Facebook page or contact them at 09260844793.
Dos Mestizos
Address: Main Road, Station 1 (Across Sea Wind Resort)
Operating Hours: Daily, 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Savor the flavors of Spain with traditional Spanish dishes beautifully elevated by the rich Filipino flavors at Dos Mestizos. Featuring ingredients imported from Europe, the restaurant’s extensive menu—Tapas, Oysters, Ensaladas, Sopas Y Potajes, Paella, Carnes, Cochinillo, Pescados Y Mariscos—is a reflection of culinary excellence, and proves why Dos Mestizos is a key player in shaping Boracay’s dining scene.
Contact details: For more details, visit their Facebook page or contact them at 09666728077.
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