We stumbled upon this cafe before going to the Palawan Butterfly Ecological garden and tribal…read morevillage. It is literally right in front! It is more expensive than other options in the puetro princesa area, because it is right next to a tourist location. The quality and portion sizes though do make it worth the price. The halo halo we ordered came in a coconut! Fancy! So delicious and great for the hot day. All the coffees were very tasty. I personally ordered the lychee ice tea. So refreshing! Their menu offers tons of options! Even though we were there during breakfast time they do lunch and dinner too. I absolutely loved how the restaurant was decorated. (Outdoor seating only) Highly recommend checking them out if in Puetro Princesa!

We found this place through a local's recommendation. It was actually our tricycle driver on the…read moreway to the Baywok or Baywalk who let us know about this place. All of the food booths/ open air restaurants serve the same type of cuisine- fresh seafood that you can choose and also choose how you want it cooked. Our tricycle driver recommended this place because he said the seafood is always fresh and has high turnover. We got there and saw it was pretty busy even for a week night. We walked up and down to compare prices and freshness and size of their seafood selections and we still ended up coming back to here. We were satisfied. My favorite was the Sugpo which are the massively huge prawns the size of your fists. We ordered their combo A which also included bbq pork, regular shrimp, sinigang , rice, and a few other things. I would highly recommend this place for those traveling to PPS and visit the Baywok.

What an interesting walk through! You cannot be claustrophobic to shop here. It is wall to wall…read morelocals shopping for their groceries and other items here. There are at least 100+ vendors with similar items. Some sold groceries, pet food, trinkets, ready made food, desserts, t shirts, handbags and much more. The walkways were very narrow and crowded. Very fresh fish sold here. Vendors were friendly. Some vendors took US dollars and larger places took credit cards. The easiest form of transport to the market was a tuk tuk or motor scooter. Parking was difficult.

This public market is the first place American TV chef Andrew Zimmern visited in Puerto Princesa…read moreduring his Philippines episode. The most impressive thing about it is the fresh fish and seafood...Whole tunas, crabs, and other delicacies which are bountiful in the local waters. If I lived here I would come every day!

Having been to Puerto Princesa numerous times, it is not very common to have Spanish food in town…read more My cousin invited us over here for dinner and drinks and it was sooo good! Their cocktail drinks were bomb! Loved their nachos and of course, their specialty, the churros! The ambiance was very nice, too. Classy, yet homey. Would be a place worth going back to, just to chill and unwind.

This is a little gem!…read more Wow. We ordered sliders, vegetable tempura, beef bourguignon, Valencia Paella and churro with chocolate and white chocolate. Sliders were good on average. The vegetable tempura, I definitely enjoyed and as good as anything I have had in the San Francisco Bay Area. the beef bourguignon was as good as the couple we had in Madrid last month. The paella was very tasty. The churro was just as good as the best we have had in Madrid. The owner was very welcoming and the staff was super efficient. Not a whole lot of chatter with them or even amongst themselves. Ok. That might be the only negative. The staff could be more engaging. But they were so damn efficient. The decor was very cozy and relaxing. Definitely, definitely come in for a drink and tapas.

CRUNCHY PALABOK... YUM!!! And why does EVERY SINGLE PERSON here, have a Halo-Halo?!?! We were…read moretold this is THEE spot locals hit to get their halo-halo fix in Puerta Princesa, Palawan, PI. It sure was the looks of it, as every table was indulging in this Filipino dessert when we walked in! Not many car parking spots available outside, but that's kinda the norm here. Trikes are main way to get around and about town. AC is in full blast and its Counter service here. It's better if you speak Tagolog here, cuz my broken Tagalog wasn't gettin' me anywhere. Yup, boo boo face! :( Quite a few entrees prepared in front to see, as well as a wall menu to order from. So we ordered a few things... *CRISPY PALABOK: Never had this version of palabok before, and I LOVED it!!! The crispy noodles?!?! Oh, that just changed the game on this popular Filipino dish. So much I craved it the rest of our trip around the Philippines! Sauce was perfect and topped with lots of chicharron crunch. So GOOOD, we had to get a second plate, even, lol! *HAMBURGER: The young squires each had one of these with fries and not very impressive. The meat patty is tiny, almost the same size as the cucumber and tomato slices that was came with it. The hamburger came out first, separate from the French fries. Ehhh. *HALO-HALO with ICE CREAM: Perfect dessert to cool off from the humid hot atmosphere outside, and they do this dish WELL here! Big scoop of ice cream, a slither of leche flan, filtered water for ice is used and it is crushed very fine. Lotsa condensed milk and jackfruit, red beans, & sago sit at the bottom to mix. A perfect mix of YUM!!! Shoulda came here more often for their palabok & halo-halo while we were here. Certainly missed out on that yumminess! Avoid the burgers & stick with the dishes, and you'll be a happy camper ;)

More on vegetable foods which is delicious and its good for all vegetarians . All service crew are…read morevery approachable. The ambiance is cool and relaxing. The place is very accessible along the whole city.

I have discovered the finest coffee roaster in Palawan, perhaps in all the Philippines! The best…read morecoffee in Puerto Princesa. The proprietor, Banch, really knows his coffee. He also took the time to ask me exactly how I like my coffee as well as what kind, flavors, brewing method, everything! Armed with that information, he created a remarkably enjoyable coffee experience that this well-traveled coffee lover will never forget. Tucked down the alley next to the "Dreamcare Massage" sign and across the street from Pinoy Litson Manok, this place is definitely worth seeking out. They roast themselves a variety of origins, including local Philippine coffee, and have desserts and snacks as well. Enjoy your coffee! :-)

I roamed around puerto princessa looking for coffee. It just happened to be lent season and the…read moremall was close . I was able to find this coffee shop luckily to the yelp app . Thinking it would be closed they were open ! My experience was incredible . The owner welcomed me and my girl in. He really knows his coffee and you can tell his passion with coffee more then I've ever met . We ended up staying for 3 hours just talking and informing us about coffee and the difference taste and making ! There's all types of coffee and they even roast their own coffee beans! It was so good I had 4 different taste of coffee . I believe this is the best coffee I've ever tasted , especially in the Philippines ! Thank you for the information I learned from him about coffee my taste with coffee will never be the same :)

Ah, this brewery offers delicious beer and some pretty yummy treats. In fact, I put Palawan Brewery…read moreup next to any brewery at home. They have nice selection of beers, with hearty flavor as crisp notes throughout their menu. They also offer some very pub friendly treats that had a western bite. I was particularly fond of their yummy cheese sticks. Every thing was great about this brewery; I just wish that they had more merchandise in their store.

Highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the Puerto Princessa area. It's female owned…read more:) They've had a few beers exported to California, but after Covid, it was better financially to keep it in Palawan. Hopefully they expand! My favorites were the honey kolch and the coconut rum!! The rum was SO good with real pieced and coconut. Service was very nice and hospitable. It's an open area kind of vibe with darts, jenga, and a ping pong table. Looks like they could have a DJ as well. Bring bug spray! I got bit a couple of times sitting outside.

This is a very unique place that caters to people as well as their best friend. There is a large…read moreoutdoor area for dogs with available water for the furry friends. They also provide dog grooming which is a brilliant pairing with a coffee bar and restaurant. The food is nice as well as affordable. The service was prompt and courteous. For allowing animals inside, the place is very clean and odor free. It is decorated in a Husky theme as you might expect but creatively done. I highly recommend this place because of its ingenuity.