Location: Tagaytay
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Top 10 restaurants in Tagaytay, Philippines
Tagaytay, officially and commonly called Tagaytay City, (Filipino: Lungsod ng Tagaytay), is a component city in the province of Cavite, in the Philippines. It is one of the country's most popular tourist destinations because of its outstanding scenery and cooler climate provided by its high altitude. Tagaytay overlooks Taal Lake in Batangas and provides views of Taal Volcano Island in the middle of the lake through various vantage points situated in the city.
Things to do in Tagaytay
1. Josephine Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 545 reviews
Josephine Restaurant specializes in Philippine cuisine, highlighting seafood dishes. It was established in 1966 in the town of Kawit, Cavite. It is a well known destination for tourists, locals and especially popular for family gatherings and wedding receptions.
Reviewed By MichaelEverywhere - Philippines
Even if it took me years to visit this restaurant again, nothing has changed especially with the quality, taste and serving portions. Still one of the best restos in Tagaytay.
I just find the live performers who visit you table annoying especially when they’re done singing and just standing beside you waiting for tip.
2. Mushroom Burger
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By sabi0james - Manila, Philippines
Mushrooms in your burger, spaghetti and fries, that's wonderfully healthy and you can have all that at Mushroomburger. When in Tagaytay, i really want to drop by and eat here. I was surprised that they have already mushroom fries, it was good. A bit of a problem is there is only one cashier to cater to a long line of customers, i hope they add some more counters.
3. Sonya's Secret Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 437 reviews
Reviewed By Irene F
the garden is simply charming. the ambiance of the whole place was quite relaxing and conducive for meditating. i had lunch here years ago and the dishes are amazing, especially the salad which greens are freshly picked from their own vegetable garden.
sonya’s panaderia is another story altogether. you need to get a taste of their baked goodies and be hooked forever.
4. Bag of Beans Cafe and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By sabi0james - Manila, Philippines
We were looking for a good coffee shop in the morning and found Bag of Beans, unfortunately we were told that we still have to wait to be seated because 7 others are waiting guests, so we decided to go to another place. In the afternoon we went back and was able to find a parking space and a table. Still, there are plenty of customers that we concluded that this is a really popular place in Tagaytay. Although they serve very good coffee, this is a complete restaurant with a wide variety of food choices. Although a bit on the pricey side, this restaurant is worth a visit when in Tagaytay.
5. Buon Giorno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Telephone + 63 46 413 2102.
Reviewed By Sheila M
been visiting this place on and off for 2 years now (including the old brance in Tagaytay light house). food is good and view/ambiance is excellent.
we always order trio of crostini, which is already a heavy meal in itself. bruschetta is good. fettucini and bolognese are always a good meal. pepperoni pizza is my fave among the others i have tried. thin crust and delish cheese
6. Antonio's Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 385 reviews
Reviewed By Roll_D_Dynzz - Manila, Philippines
Gorgeous and relaxing. Want to impress your date? Bring her here. The Food though was OK but not really that Great enough to make me forget how much I paid for it.
7. Starbucks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By doctorfoxtrot - Manila Philippines
We had our fix of dark mocha, latte and fudge cake among others. But the lines here are so long that we only get our turn to order after an hour. Yes thats how many are frantic to get iced or hot drinks , I am just not sure if it is related to the chilly environment or if it is the race to get stickers for that damn planner. Food also ran out , even the cookies and the savory stuff. Best branch however is in the area beside Country Suites.
8. Java Jazz Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Ajie A
Located in an area where there are not much establishments, Java Jazz Cafe is a discovery. They offer affordable food and drinks. Try their hot chocolate and rice meals. The cafe also displays paintings made by local artists for sale. The staff are very accommodating and helpful. Worth a try when in Tagaytay if you want something different.
9. Pamana Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Reviewed By Phi T - Pasig, Rizal, Philippines
My family loves having dinner here... they always go for the pusit and bulalo and a lot more.. You'll comeback because of the food and service?
10. Marcia Adams Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Mediterranean cuisine in a farmhouse style. Architecture of different dining areas reflects Italian, Greek, Spanish and French influences. Casual dress. Reservations preferred. Closed usually 1 day per week: typically Tuesday or Wednesday, according to prior bookings. Kindly text or call to reserve.
Reviewed By Joel G - Manila, Philippines
We tried this restaurant at a recommendation of a friend but was just disappointed. I reserved thru SMS for a late lunch (or perhaps early dinner) and when I was running late, I sms'd again informing them that we will be coming in an hour after our originally scheduled reservation. When we got there, it was raining and the pebble wash stone pathway leading down to the restaurant was soaking wet and slippery. We had to make sure we went down slowly for fear that we might slip and fall down. (The restaurant should convert this into stairs as this is just an accident waiting to happen). When we got to the restaurant, there were a few diners but no one from the staff were there to greet or attend to us. I even had to ask another diner where the main dining area was as we ended up in the annex on the right side. So after a few minutes of walking around, we finally got to the main area and saw ALL the servers in the kitchen chatting, instead of the dining area where they should have been attending to the diners needs. I approached a lady who seemed to be the head waitress and told her that I was looking for this person because we made Reservations thru sms for lunch. I gave her my name and she went inside the kitchen and told this person I was looking for him. She came back after a few minutes and she told me this person was asking "IN REGARDS TO WHAT?" I found this so bizarre that me and my wife were already getting annoyed and at this point were ready to walk out and just go to Breakfast at Antonio's nearby. Anyway, we finally got a table and sat and ordered our food. I had the Italian Pork Chop which quite frankly, was just an oversized pork chop with herbs and spices and regular plain rice. I found it ordinary. My wife had the chicken casserole, which she did not even finish and had to take home. The only thing that I appreciated was that you can order wines in half a bottle (375 ml), which I think every fine dining restaurant in Metro Manila should offer to their clients. All in all we were sorely disappointed and was hoping for a much better dining experience.
