One of the pioneers in the food industry in Davao is Bistro Rosario. It's the go to place for steak for most of the people in the city. The place is not fancy as most steak places usually go but the people here like it that way. Everything about the bistro is actually old school [...] Read More

This restaurant tucked away from the city center is a favorite of many Davaoeños and a testament to this is the bigger space that Cafe Demitasse now occupies. While the service fluctuates from highly personalized during non-peak hours to slightly disorganized during peak hours, the food is always reliable and consistent. Some of the items [...] Read More

We've been wanting to try this place since we often pass it as we take the short cut route where this unassuming restaurant is located going to the airport. Finally we were able to try it one Sunday morning. We actually reserved for an earlier time than the opening time but no one seemed to [...] Read More

Located inside the same compound as the Bondi & Bourke, one might think that Rustic Kitchen Restaurant is the "lesser choice" however having already eaten in both (we featured Bondi & Bourke last February) we can say that Rustic Kitchen offers a very different experience. The ambiance is very relaxed and the people eating seemed [...] Read More

Yes, you read that right. There's a Bondi & Bourke in Davao smack somewhere near the busiest part of downtown but located inside the comforts of a nice little compound. The people are very friendly which is a bit of a contrast to the interiors which we found to be kind of stiff and the price range [...] Read More

A simple charming house strategically located atop one of the highest points of GSIS offers a nice view of the city and deliciously healthy food too. Last December, along with childhood friends, we bonded over some of their best sellers like the spareribs, law-oy, lechon kawali, blue marlin ceviche and tinola. It was such a pleasant venue that we didn't realize [...] Read More