Dining Guide
Boracay Restaurants & Places to Eat
49 restaurants curated by locals who actually eat there, with real ratings and honest prices.
1Choose your area
2Pick your vibe
3Lege dein Budget fest
Empfohlen
Meeresfrüchte, International
Shangri-La’s Boracay Resort Dining
★4.7 (3,114)
Empfohlen
Italienisch
Aria Cucina Italiana
★4.7 (2,056)
Empfohlen
Café, Frühstück
Das Sunny Side Café
★4.5 (1,770)
Empfohlen
Café, Bäckerei
Echtes Kaffee- und Teecafé
★4.3 (1,330)
Empfohlen
Filipino, Italian
Spinnenhaus
★4.2 (356)
Beachfront
marokkanisch
Kasbah
★4.7 (1,427)
Beachfront
Meeresfrüchte, Italienisch
Restaurant Rote Kokosnuss
★4.7 (1,209)
Beachfront
Fusion aus philippinischer und mexikanischer Küche
Maya
★4.4 (752)
Beachfront
Cafe
Café del Sol
★4.2 (582)
Beachfront
International, Buffet
Seabreeze Café
★4.3 (542)
Beachfront
Internationale, philippinische Fusion
BarLo Resto Lounge of Two Seasons
★4.0 (122)
Beachfront
Meeresfrüchte, Grillen
Paraiso Bar & Grill
★3.1 (105)
Beachfront
Deutsch, BBQ
Gasthof Café Lei
★3.0 (46)
Beachfront
Westliche Küche, gehobene Küche
Christinas Restaurant
★4.6 (44)
Beachfront
Filipino, International
Station Juan Café und Wetlands Bar
★5.0 (1)
Beachfront
Filipino, International
Two Seasons Boracay Restaurant
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What are the best restaurants in Boracay?
Local favourites include Aria Cucina Italiana in D'Mall, Spiderhouse in Diniwid for sunset dining over the water, the Steakhouse in Station 1, Real Coffee and Tea Cafe (home of the calamansi muffin), The Sunny Side Cafe for brunch and Shangri-La's dining venues for a splurge.
How much does eating out in Boracay cost?
Street food and local eateries run ₱100 to 300 per person. Most sit-down restaurants cost ₱300 to 800 per person, and upscale beachfront dining runs ₱1,000 and up. Use the budget filter to match your night.
Which area is best for restaurants?
D'Mall has the biggest concentration and variety. Station 1 skews upscale beachfront, Station 2 is the busy heart of White Beach, Station 3 is quieter with local prices, and Diniwid rewards the short walk with sunset dining over the water.
Do Boracay restaurants take reservations?
Casual spots seat walk-ins, but beachfront tables at sunset and popular dinner spots fill fast from November to April. For fine dining and special occasions, reserve a day or two ahead.
Is there good seafood in Boracay?
Fresh seafood is the island staple. Tap the Fresh Seafood filter for grilled catch of the day, talaba oysters and seafood spreads, from paluto style to upscale beachfront grills.
Are there vegetarian friendly options?
Several cafes and international restaurants offer vegetarian and vegan dishes, especially around Station 2 and D'Mall. The Cafes & Brunch filter is a good place to start.
Where to eat in Boracay
Boracay's dining scene runs the full range: talaba oysters and fresh seafood grilled beachfront, Filipino classics like bulalo and sisig, Italian trattorias in D'Mall, all-day brunch cafes and mango shakes between swims. Station 1 is home to the island's upscale beachfront tables, Station 2 and D'Mall pack the widest choice into walking distance, Station 3 keeps local prices, and Diniwid's cliffside spots serve dinner over the water at sunset.
Every restaurant in this guide was visited and picked by our local team, with ratings pulled from real guest reviews. Nobody pays to rank higher. In peak season, November to April, book beachfront dinner tables a day or two ahead, especially around sunset.
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