Tagaytay Restaurants Must Visit List

The best answer for impromptu trips, mini ventures, and beautiful backdrops is Tagaytay. Definitely, food always comes along with that idea.The best answer for impromptu trips, mini ventures, and beautiful backdrops is Tagaytay. Definitely, food always comes along in that idea.

One of the visiting pulls of Tagaytay is the city’s different culinary delights. What’s a splurge in Tagaytay without trying the best restaurants in the city?

Here’s a list (alphabetically arranged) of must-try food destinations you shouldn’t fail to visit:

1st colonial grill

No need to travel far in order for you to experience Bicol. 1st Colonial Grill in Tagaytay serves Bicol’s best and other Filipino Comfort food. What makes them unique is their local-flavored ice cream especially their Sili Ice Cream.
 
Address: E. Aguinaldo Highway, GF Magallanes Square Hotel, Brgy. Maharlika East, Tagaytay City

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Amacena

Chef Luigi Muhlach captures Tagaytay pots with his own culinary version of Filipino comfort food at One Tagaytay Place Hotel. Your gastronomic craving will be value-added by Amacena's rustic yet classy interiors. The ambiance has a satisfying feel for everyone’s dining experience.
 
Address: One Tagaytay Place Hotel, 445 Tagaytay-Calamba Road, Sungay West, Tagaytay City
Landline: +63(2)584.4111
Fax: (02) 584.4156 • (046) 483.0111

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Antonio's Restaurant

What is served on the plate is very much important indeed. In Antonio’s Restaurant, it’s not just the food for they know experience is more than just the cuisine. From the smartly designed interiors and amiable service, every minute spent in this place is remarkable. Antonio’s is a home where everyone is an honorable guest.
 
Address: Purok 138, Brgy. Neogan, Luksuhin-Mangas Road, Alfonso, Tagaytay City, 4120
Mobile: +63.917.899.2866 or +63.918.899.2866.
Website: www.antoniosrestaurant.ph

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Bayani Tapsi

Bayani Tapsi is a place for every Juan who’s fond of Silog, Tapa, and Sizzling dishes. In memory of our Philippine National Heroes, the place has a very nationalistic ambiance. Since it was established targeting the Pinoy tummies, you can dine any time on any event for their dishes are very affordable.

​Address: Crossing Mendez, Tagaytay City, Philippines Mobile: 0917 582 812

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Bulalo Capital

Bulalo Capital is not your ordinary Bulalo destination. Why? Because they offer 21 kinds of Bulalo! Absolutely, you have lots of bowls to try on. Also, this restaurant is more than a home for delightful Bulalos. Their KTV bar is an add-on to your experience. Bulalo plus a singing session, what a great combo!
 
Address: E. Aguinaldo Highway, Brgy. Mendez Crossing East, Tagaytay City
Mobile: 0930.224.1414 | 0948.511.6345

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D' Banquet

D’ Banquet never fails to give the crowd an escape from the hustle and bustle environment of a city. D’ Banquet has a rustic charm providing you with a combination of a Restaurant which serves a variety of Filipinos’ all-time favorites, a Pasalubong Center and an Events Venue for all sorts of functions. It’s a great place for intimate, casual, and formal lunches and dinners, and cocktail parties.
 
Address: Aguinaldo Highway corner Arnoulduz Road, Tagaytay City​
Landline: (046) 483-0345
Email: inquire@dbanquettagaytay.com
Website: www.dbanquettagaytay.co

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D' BAS restaurant

D’ BAS Bulalohan can practically please you with their typical Filipino food and famous Tagaytay Bulalo. What’s exceptional about them? They do well with their Kambing (Goat) dishes! Whereas Kambing is unusual to some, it’s worthy to try their popular Caldereta, Adobo, Sinampalukan and other Goat specialties that can normally be found in provinces. Their set up is simple but comfortable. While their price range is very affordable, a cozy atmosphere is less expected but with their service along with the food that is served justify the entire experience.
 
Address: E. Aguinaldo Highway, Tagaytay-Nasugbu Road, Brgy. Mendez Crossing Eat, Tagaytay City
Mobile: 0932.427.5408

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el cocinero

Treat yourself, friends and family in a Spanish setting of El Cocinero, a Mediterranean-style restaurant by Chef Arnaldo Limeta who brought home his years of experience from Ibiza to Tagaytay. In consort with authentic Spanish cuisines, relish the place with its beautifully decorated walls and interior. Upstairs, there are lots of artistic designs where guests can dine either indoor or open-air.
 
Address: Tagaytay - Nasugbu Highway, Tagaytay City, Cavite
Mobile: 0995.412.5889
Email: chefornoldo1976@gmail.com

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Mesa filipino mederne

Experience something new in Mesa Filipino Moderne. It is a Modern Filipino Restaurant and “The Home of the First and Original Crispchon in the country”. Mesa offers an accessible and commodious venue at reasonable rates well-partnered with their superb food choices and prize-winning services. Try Mesa and see the difference.
 
Address: Sky Ranch Tagaytay E. Aguinaldo Highway (Tagaytay-Nasugbu Road) Tagaytay City
Mobile: 0926.759.4853 | 0906.481.8920
Landline: (046) 413.3899

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Rowena's Restaurant

As Rowena’s Pasalubong slams the Pasalubong Industry in Tagaytay, their restaurant also roars in the growing competition among food destinations in the city. Aside from an array of delicious home-made food items and delicacies that they are famous for, they also serve assorted dishes that will not dissatisfy your hunger.
 
Address: #152 Brgy Francisco, Tagaytay City, Philippines
Landline: (046) 860 2481
Mobile: +63920 9080318
Email: rowenas_tarts@yahoo.com.ph
Website: www.rowenas-tagaytay.com

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The Green Olive Cafe

Green Olive Bakeshop Café is one of the impressive dinings along Sta-Rosa- Tagaytay Road. They offer a sumptuous Local and International cuisines. Their artistic interior provides everyone a homey impress. Being accurate to the tagline “Eat. Drink. Play.” they have a good selection of food, wine and cocktails, and a card and board game library which you can enjoy while you wait for your orders.
 
Address: Green Olive Cafe Sta. Rosa - Tagaytay Road, Tagaytay City
Mobile: 0917.850.4273
Email: info@greenolivecafe.ph
Website: www.greenolivecafe.ph

Written by: Shielah Paglinawan

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