Eat· Negros (Dumaguete)· Philippines
Dumaguete Restaurants (Rizal Boulevard)
9° 18.5′ N · 123° 18.6′ E
The boulevard and the streets just behind it are Dumaguete's restaurant row, with European, Filipino, Japanese, Sichuan and Middle Eastern food, mostly mid-range at PHP 150-350 a main.
Practical
Position: Casablanca on Rizal Boulevard (Wikivoyage), a European restaurant with a good wine list that opens for breakfast at 6:30am (it changed hands in 2021). Others from Wikivoyage: Sans Rival cakes and bistro (9.3085N 123.3095E); Chiccos Deli at Why Not? on the boulevard, with imported meats, cheese, wine and croissants, open until 1am at weekends; Lantaw (9.3213N 123.3123E, upmarket Filipino seafood); Hayahay bar (9.3206N 123.3122E, live music, reggae on Wednesdays). Price range is from Wikivoyage (undated; verify locally). Street vendors sell tempura and corn on the cob near the north end in the evening.
Best for
A proper dinner ashore after weeks at anchor
Nearby
- Buglasan and Sandurot Festivals (Dumaguete)Right here
- Dumaguete Rizal BoulevardRight here
- Why Not? and Chiccos Deli (Dumaguete)Right here
- Dumaguete Laundry0.1 NM away
- Bureau of Immigration Dumaguete0.2 NM away
- Dumaguete Port Anchorage0.2 NM away
- Dumaguete LPG Cylinder Exchange (Petron Gasul)0.3 NM away
- Dumaguete Public Market0.3 NM away