Where to eat in Tagbilaran

Where to eat in Tagbilaran

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   Chicken Ati-Atihan

   The main competitor to Jo's Chicken Inatô, this open-air restaurant serves Filipino dishes alongside its special grilled chicken.

   PHP 80-250 on average

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   Garden Café

   This restaurant is owned and operated by the Philippine chapter of the International Deaf Education Association (IDEA), and true to its ownership, most of the employees are members of the local deaf community.

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   JERAC's Pizza

   This pizzeria is home to Tagbilaran's largest pizza, measuring 22 inches (around PHP 600).

   Daily 10AM-11PM

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   JJ's Seafood Village

   JJ's Seaside Restaurant

   Located along the shores of Tagbilaran Bay, this restaurant specializes in several cuisines, though true to its name, it serves many seafood dishes. The "village" also has conference facilities, a pool and a small hotel inside (PHP 850 for a double room).

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   Jo's Chicken Inatô

   Payag Restaurant

   This restaurant specializes in chicken inatô, the Cebuano version of the more-well known chicken inasal found on Negros. They also serve Boholano versions of Cebuano delicacies, such as binakhaw (local kinilaw, or vinegared fish), as well as standard Filipino fare.

   PHP 100-300

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   Shiang MaNou

   香滿樓; Xiāngmǎnlóu

   Serving mostly traditional Cantonese dishes, this is one of two upscale Chinese restaurants in the city. It however also has a selection of budget meals for PHP 75.

   PHP 150-500

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   Sweet Home Café

   This quiet café is tucked away from the main downtown area. They serve coffee shop staples (i.e. cakes and pastries), and mains.

   Daily 7AM-midnight·PHP 150-300 on average

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Tagbilaran (CC BY-SA 4.0).