This was a nice experience, it's like the old school market that I was use to when I was a kid…read more We went pretty late, but was still able to see some fresh fish and pork and vegetables. This is more for the locals but a good experience for tourist.

The best place in Boracay to eat fresh seafood from the market. I had to add this fish market on…read moreYelp to show everyone all the seafood you can order and eat there. Great prices if you can bargain!! I loved it and the attendants are pretty friendly once you speak to them. My family came here based on a recommendation from a local. It's in the middle of many other flea market style vendors. We saw from big fresh tiger shrimp, huge live lobster, crabs, tuna, sea urchins and more! They were all alive and kicking. You can tell these are fresh from the sea and not old from a tank at your super market! My hubby and I ordered from this vendor, the hugest lobster there and bargained for it. You can't buy this from the states and cook it like this!! This will fit at least 4 people. Once we ordered all the other seafoods with family, each seafood vendor is affiliated with a place to cook the seafood. They have different ways to cook it for you. It was cooked just right and we did not regret spending the cash for this to be cooked... If you are not into seafood, you don't want to come here as it does smell like seafood. It was all worth it for our lunch!! My tummy was satisfied!!! Yumm

Talk about variety! This places offers more than just your typical bubble/boba tea. You can also…read morechoose to customize your drink whether its boba, pudding, rock salt cheese cream, herbal optioms, jellies, probiotic options and many other creative add ons. Pretty cheap prices starting at 90 pesos/php which is less than 2 dollars for a regular sized drink. A large drink is 100php which is exactly about 2 dollars. I got a rock salt cream cheese with oolong tea and orea. It was absolutely delicious. The blends of this drink was so creatively unique. Its amazing how this blend was both a dessert and hydrating. The customer service was also quick and friendly. Of course, Filipinos always say ma am and sir so you are immediately greeted with a feeling of importance. I dont know how many boba places there are on boracay island but we went to sharetea several during our 4 day stay. I definitely recommend sharetea and try different things and dare to explore.

I am not a milk tea expert. That is, I enjoy one now and again, and this is one I enjoyed. What I…read morewas first attracted to were the choices. Lots. For toppings, you've got eight. Rock-salt-cream-cheese!? Didn't know that was a thing. My wife with got it cocoa. I got the original Oreo milk tea. The Oreo cookie taste is there. If you're in Boracay, it's definitely earth checking out.

Excellent and friendly service! We walked here every morning. Every morning the security guard…read morewould open the door and the staff would always ask us how our vacation was going and what plans we had for the day. It's a 2 story building with roof top seating as well. It's clean with restrooms for customers. Nice selection of foods and Phillipines exclusive souvenirs. I'll miss walking on the Boracay beach every morning here to be greeted by the smiling employees. Salamat!!

It's what you would expect from a Starbucks. The drinks are consistent and they have many…read morearea-specific drinks that you wouldn't find in other countries. The location is busy, so the indoor tables weren't cleaned frequently. The best part about this Starbucks is their rooftop patio. They have tables, chairs and umbrella upstairs and is a great rest stop while being able to enjoy the beach view.

Medium with Mango (320 PHP) - I loved the freshness of the coconut and pandan ice cream and the…read moremango chunks. This was an incredible dessert!

Really hits the spot on a hot day. Ice cream, macapuno, mango cubes, toasted rice in a hollowed out…read morecoconut shell. ₱320. What more could you ask for? Line can be long since it's a popular shop but it only takes them about 2 minutes to prepare a bowl so don't be too scared of a wait.

We went to Nonie's after my husband read some good reviews, so we had some high expectations…read more Overall, we thought the food was good but didn't quite meet our high hopes. The restaurant is trendy looking, with chalk board wall displays and greenery. We ordered cocktails, and the purple pina colada was amazing! For appetizers, we got the sticky pork ribs and the tuna rolls. The sticky pork ribs were delicious; best thing we tried! We also had the fish & prawn curry and the bao sliders. We thought both were pretty good! The curry was very tasty! The mango sticky rice was fine. And I enjoyed a cinnamon roll. We thought it was a nice place for dinner. It was a little overhyped but still worth checking out.

Nonie's is an oasis in the sameness of Boracay food offerings. They have a fresh take on Filipino…read morefood and yet capture the essence of the cuisine Additionally Nonie offers refreshing and nutritious drinks that can give a needed health boost after eating too much meat in other places They're a bit hard to find being off the main road but look for nearby Hue hotel and give them a try. They present a nice look that's welcoming and the staff are gracious and helpful I al think their logo is inspired....wish I could buy the t shirt

Philippines is not a big steak eating country, and good cuts of beef are hard to find…read more Monterey Meat Shops is a franchise with 400 locations, and luckily there is one in Boracay. I go there once a week and today I picked up two inch- thick T bone steaks, Australian beef, for 450 pesos, a little less than $10 USD. They also have pork, chicken and sausages. The shop is very clean and the staff is friendly and accommodating. I'll be eating well tonight!

I was looking for the supposedly best restaurant in Boracay, Dos Mestizos, when I accidentally…read morediscovered Hangover Kitchen. It's located on a side street.....Coming from White Beach, there's a 7/11 and a Pulis sign on the corner. It's a large, covered open air place with the kitchen and grill right on the street. The concept is Filipino Street food, and this place delivers tasty eats at cheap prices. The place was very busy....They play good music and the staff all wear tie dye t shirts. The menu is simple, but solid...BBQ chicken, pork and fish...Also some sizzling plates and stir fried veggies. It's super casual...Self service, shared tables, and a lot of fun. Check it out!

THE BIG: From the founders of Coco Mama, there is Ube Mama!…read more THE BLACK AND WHITE: We wandered here on a hot (it's always hot) day in Station 2, Boracay. Ube Mama is part of 3 stores that include Coco Mama and Mango Mama. I still think Coco Mama is the best in presentation and in taste. There was only two options to get at Ube Mama and we got the ice cream dessert. There was a slab of ice cream with ube pudding (weird texture) and mochi balls with corn flakes on top. Taste was good, but definitely had better desserts on the trip. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall, the damage done for the ube ice cream was ~320 PHP. Affordable but a little on the pricey side when it comes to Filipino prices.

Ube Mama in Boracay is a haven for ube enthusiasts, offering a delicious array of treats featuring…read morethe beloved purple yam. From creamy ube ice cream to decadent desserts, each bite at Ube Mama is a delightful celebration of Filipino flavors. It is the same creator of the popular Coco Mama and recently launched Mango Mama. 1 serving is good for sharing that's why I'm a bit overwhelmed when I tried it alone.