Best authentic beef hamburgers in Naga! Amazing tacos with lumpia shell wrappers. Iced tea with…read moremint leaves.

This restaurant is located on a very busy street and it doesn't have much parking. It's a big space…read moreinside with a lot of tables. Good for groups and romantic dates. Service was great! We weee greeted by two people and were seated immediately at 630pm. There was 5 of us. They took our orders and we got our food after 10-15 mins. All of the food was amazing! I highly recommend the sisig. It was crispy and it definitely was one of the best sisig dishes I've ever had. Must try: - Pinangat - Laing - Crispy pata - Halo-halo in a coconut boat Was okay: - Beef riblet (was a bit dry) - Grilled pusit (was tough, no taste and a bit dry) Overall, really good food. Would come back!

Stopped here on my way to Camarines Norte, but didn't had a chance to make this review. This place…read morereminds me of a cafe that you would see in Paris in one of the street corners. The food was delicious in just the right quantity. We opted for their crispy pork sisig and the Tanguegi Sinigang(fish soup). I've had so many sisig before but this one won the first price. The crispness is so perfect and the taste was just superb. The soup of the sinigang had the right spices and served in a right temperature. If you happen to pass by Naga, do not hesitate to stop here and do not leave without trying their cakes. I had to try their chocolate and pistachio. OMG it was the BEST. Highly recommend to everyone. Great employees!

This place is worth a visit Only for the ice cream. My…read moreFilipina friend wanted my to taste the silly ice cream. Silly it was. Red hot chili pepper ice cream. I dont like spicy food but this was very different. The cold from the ice cream and the aftertaste of the chili was surprisingly good. The service was also remarquable. The staff helped us with opening our iPhone to access the card and also to charge it. When you say going out of your way for clients, that was the case. Great experience. We will go again

1st Colonial Grill in Naga Centro is one of the best places to visit after a tiring day around the…read morecity. If you want to eat good Bicol food in the heart of Naga City, 1st Colonial Grill has your back...er...tummy. My friends suggested this place just for one reason: their Sili Ice Cream. From the name itself, it's not for the faint-hearted. My partner got himself the Level 10 Sili Ice Cream -- the highest there is -- and devoured it in one sitting. It was that good...and immensely spicy. Also tried some of their meals. Good for the budget, really, if you happen to drop by Naga on a tight tourist budget. Their porkchop has some peanut sauce in it that got me smiling because why not?!

Fantastic 4 years later! Easy new location. Great service but the beef is the best part!read more

Good food at good prices. Open till 9:30. If you are staying at Centro Square, it's a great back up…read morefor a rainy day. I typically order the chop suey and pancit bihon.

Nice indoor and outdoor seating. Small portion sizes, but good food. Enjoyed the cocktails too!…read moreNice staff and a calm ambiance.

Good food. Good coffee!…read more Great pasta and lasagna! Great atmosphere with great staff!

Um to start i can say the food is really well its delicious and must try it have a very interesting…read moretaste , also the service of the komentqrista cafe Will not disappoint you ambiance is good very simple and relaxing !!

Although there are no other Greek restaurants in Naga or Bicol to compare, this is an excellent and…read moreaffordable introduction to Greek cuisine. Their Greek souvlaki wraps are filled with grilled pork or chicken, fresh vegetables, and dressed in a creamy tzatziki sauce. It's very similar to a shawarma but so much tastier and only P45. Another bonus is that all of their meat is organic. If you're coming with friends, their Greek wooden platters come with plenty of food for as many as five people. We shared the Greek Kalamari platter. Honestly, you've never tried real Kalamares until you have had it served the Greek way with tzatziki sauce! Plus all platters come with a free pitcher of iced tea. They have a wide selection of teas from all over the world. Overall, it's a very healthy menu. Lastly, another added bonus: there is also a radio station inside the cafe broadcasting live. Sometimes, they let you broadcast too! It's an awesome place for good food and fun with family and friends. I'll definitely be back!

We had a great time at this location. For a first time experience at a Reggae Themed restaurant, we…read morewere pleased with the quality and quantity of food. The service was excellent and food was fairly priced. We paid close to P1500 for (4) Adults and (2) children and still had enough food to take home. We ordered the Beach Bilao and it did not disappoint. The Shanghai rolls hit the spot along with the Adobo Rice. Pork chops and Laing Bikol complemented the combo making it perfect for a shared meal. We didn't stop there though, my brother in law and his wife ordered Big Kahuna Chops and Tenderloin tips. All I could see were big smiles during their meal and a 5/5 rating on their dishes. We also ordered Pancit Guisado and Krispy Sisig. Despite the Sisig being a bit salty, the flavor melded perfectly with the rice giving it a very nice balance. All in all we received great service here. The food was served within (20) minutes after order was placed. The servers were expedient when we asked for ice refills or water. We will definitely be back to this location based on our experiences.

Service staff was quick on their feet when we came through. Food came out fairly quickly as well. I…read moreenjoyed the ambience, it was almost homely, the restaurant had that laid back vibe. From memory we ordered garlic rice (size was perfect for 3 people), crispy pata, bicol express and I forget what type of fish we ordered. I really enjoyed the crispy pata, the meat was soft, juicy and very clean. Like, it wasn't over-the-top oily, which was a major plus... Full review: purplecuriosity.wordpress.com/2020/03/01/bob-marlin/