Came here prior to flying back to manila from palawan. This coffee shop is right outside the…read moreairport right before gowing into customs. Its connected to a little trinket shop. Theres plenty of seating and wifi inside. The airconditioning works well which made it feel nice. Some back round music to help past the time. The coffee was good. I ordered the americano which came out strong and black and hot. I also ordereda rasberry muffin which was way to hard like it was cooked the previous night or 2 ago, wasent good at all. They had other pastries and hot food as well on their menu and plenty of coffee and noncoffee drinks on the menu as well. Overall its a good place to sit, catch up on emails or waste some time if you get to the airport too early. The vibe too was soothing, with coffee aromas in the air, and the chill music in the background.

My friend and I went here during our stay in Puerto Princesa. This art cafe was highly recommend to…read moreus by a friend who lived in Palawan at the time. Among all the restaurants in the "mini mall", Gypsy's Lair Art Cafe stands out because of its unique architectural design; the artsy and bright decor is inviting and interesting. :) The cafe is a bit off from the main road in Puerto Princesa. So, it is quite far from the other well-known restaurants. But, it is worth going to. Once you enter the place, you'll see many quirky artworks all over the walls, stairs...everywhere! Although my friend and I only stayed for dinner and a few drinks, this would be a good place to chill out either alone or with friends. The food did not disappointment. They have a variety of food to choose from. So, we asked the waiter for his recommendations. We tried their best-seller, the Ribs, which were very tender and the serving was enough for 2 people. Other dishes we tried were the Chicken Burrito (served fresh with salsa verde), Pin-Thai (the pinoy version of Pad Thai) and Tom Yum Soup (just the right amount of spicyness and sweetness, I finished that all by myself). Try their Pandan shake and Guyabano shake! Great way to quench your thirst on a hot day. :) Overall, this is really a great place to dine and watch the minutes go by. Nice upbeat music, good menu options and quick service are the highlights. It's a cozy place and one of the places you must visit in Puerto Princesa! :)

Wow, totally surprised. After enough Filipino food we stopped in after getting pearls next door…read more Great menu selection. We had the fried fish sandwich, green curry, and a ground beef dish I don't remember the name of. All were complex, flavorful, and well balanced. Didn't try the Mexican food but I think it would be a safe bet. Try it, you won't regret it. This place would be at home on Ventura Blvd or Melrose.

Food and atmosphere is great nice and relaxed. Easy going staff. Stop by and enjoy yourself.read more

Great coffeeshop with baked goods located in the ground floor of Robinson's. If you're into the…read morelocal scene and prefer to support Philippine owned business, I suggest trying Palawan Cafe. The atmosphere is similar to a Starbucks or other American chain or even a Bo's, but with their signature Palawan flair. The drink selection is great, fulfilling your coffee needs as well as other sweet drinks. The coffee is definitely not powdered coffee but true strong brewed espresso based drinks. I found that ordering their Americano with their black velvet cake made the experience more fulfilling! Wifi available. CR available. Mangaon ta!

The ambiance in this coffee shop is nice and relaxing, their choice of music is great. Their drinks…read moreare delicious, the pastries are served hot and are delicious. The service crews are very friendly and nice.

Very good hamburger (Hawaiian) like last review, only, I would say one half piece of bacon needed…read moreand half more fies! Very good reminded me of good burger I have missed in the great northwest.

Food was excellent. We had 8 in our party and everyone said the food was great. I had the aloha…read moreburger with pineapple and it was one of the best burgers I've ever had. And the fries were killer. Highly recommended!

This place was amazing.. starting from the welcome. You are required to remove your shoes because…read moreyou step into a beautiful place. The wooden floors and the seating, just makes this place feel like home. Service was excellent. For my family and I, it was the epitome of Filipino culture and hospitality.. starting from removing your shoes before you enter. We ordered the calamari rings, blue marlin, seafood karé-karé and lato salad. Calamari was tender, just right. The blue marlin, was like butter, so yummy. Each plate came with eggplant tempura, atchara and lato. The seafood karé-karé was delicious and really comforting. The lato salad was fresh, it had diced tomatoes, onions and mango. We truly enjoyed our meal and can't wait to come back.

Ambiance was stellar. Everywhere your eye caught, there are plants or artwork to satisfy your…read morecuriosity. This is the first restaurant in this island that collects your shoes upon entering the establishment and you're barefoot during your visit until you use their comfort room. They provide house slippers. Their bathroom was quite spacious and clean. This local seafood restaurant features traditional dishes from Philippines with a twist. We tried their local catch which reminds you of the red snapper fish but with a bouncy, chewy, texture and we tried it steamed with black bean sauce. The eel adobo was out of this world! Although it was considered a side dish, the portion was plenty! My favorite was the seafood kare kare! It had the familiar peanut butter sauce but with shrimp and squid instead of the usual beef.

This is a popular spot among locals and visitors from other countries. According to our tour guide…read moreit is owned by a German man who is into racing and sports. The food is a fusion of Filipino and German cuisine. The traditional beef soup is bomb and includes veggies / bananas. The traditional eggplant pancake goes well with rice or your proteins. Although the pork leg is not really my thing, the sauce that accompanies it really blew me away. Last, finish off with the sizzling fish, which is sweet, savory, and smokin'. The crowd here is chill. It's popular among both civilians and military personnel looking to eat and relax. Be respectful and make sure to tip.

Oh yea... this place is really good for authentic Filipino dishes. I love the open, outdoor…read moresetting. It feels fresh. The service is slow, nobody is in a hurry and why should they be? This is island time so enjoy it. Their fruit shakes are really good like watermelon and mango. The mixed drinks are fantastic- pina colada puts a smile on everyone's face. Favorites: Sinigang baboy, special pancit, garlic rice and Shanghai. Bulaklak was perfection! Ate here five times while visiting the island. Never ever got tired of it.