Eat· Boracay· Philippines
Boracay Restaurants
11° 57.7′ N · 121° 55.5′ E · approximate
Boracay has the widest restaurant choice in the Visayas, from Filipino carinderias to Greek, Indian, Moroccan and Spanish kitchens, concentrated around D'Mall.
Practical
Approx: plotted in D'Mall. Wikivoyage listings include Dos Mestizos (Spanish-Filipino), Cyma (Greek), True Food (Indian), Kasbah (Moroccan, Station 1), Ole (tapas), Aria (Italian), Lemoni Cafe, Real Coffee (Station 2, known for lemon muffins), Smoke and Kolai Mangyan for cheap local food, Cowboy Cocina (Station 3) and Heidiland Deli for cheese, cold cuts and wine. Average meals on the beach PHP 300–500 (older figures). Listings date from 2016; verify.
Best for
Eating out ashore
Nearby
- Boracay Beach Bars (Station 1-2)Right here
- Heidiland Deli (Boracay)Right here
- Boracay Dive Centres (BBASS)0.1 NM away
- Boracay Laundry Services0.1 NM away
- Boracay Supermarkets (Budget Mart, Boracay Mall)0.1 NM away
- D'Mall Boracay0.1 NM away
- Helmet Diving and Parasailing (Boracay)0.1 NM away
- Real Coffee (Station 2)0.1 NM away