Restaurants in Puerto Galera
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Eddie's Place
Eddie's does the usual thing; its best asset is its central, beach-front location.
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Relax Thai Restaurant
Its location in the heart of Sabang's covered lane gives Relax Thai an exotic bazaar vibe. Authentic Thai décor and a whiff of incense maximise the effect. There's a whole page of vegetarian dishes, and the food is a passably good imitation of the real thing.
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Puerto Galera Yacht Club
This is a hidden gem, perched in the trees to the west of the pier. A free shuttle boat operates from near the town pier, from 9am to 9pm every day. Open for drinks all day; sunset drinks and a barbecue are the traditional way to celebrate Friday.
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Tamarind Restaurant
Opposite the Atlantis, this offers a few Thai classics (green chicken curry P300) on its extensive menu, and it’s a good sunset spot. It has a great waterfront location in the thick of – but apart from – the bustle of Sabang’s walk-through lane.
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Ristorante da Franco
At the Atlantis Resort Hotel, this is Sabang's most exclusive restaurant. Great food is one thing, but given that it lacks a sea view and Sabang is a beach, we wonder how they can justify those prices.
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Luca’s
Does great Italian food, usually cooked by the Italian owner – note the serious backyard pizza oven! The restaurant is at the western end of the beach, with cliffs above and mountains behind. Lovely.
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Inter Bakery
A bakery and deli with wi-fi – buy great bread and choose a sandwich filling from the meats and cheeses in the fridge (sandwiches from P35). If you’re self-catering, you’ll find groceries here too.
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Club Mabuhay Queen
Right on the beach where the boats pull in, it has a great little eating area under the shade of a talisay tree. A morning caffè latte by the sea will cost you around P75.
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Toko’s
We particularly like the delicious (but pricey) pesto pasta here, the signature restaurant at Atlantis. Toko’s also offers yummy-looking three-course lunches and dinners for around P600.
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Pier Pub Pizza
PPP is going for a trattoria feel, with painted wooden beams and checked tablecloths. It has thick, fruity pancakes and surprisingly good pizzas.
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Hemingway’s
Has some tasty Caribbean flavours in its menu, with the small helpings padded out by cocktails and mellow music.
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Full Moon Restaurant
Full Moon Restaurant has cheap burgers, Australian steaks and a well-stocked bar. DVDs are screened most nights.
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Lucky's Saloon
A popular little upstairs bar and German restaurant, its menus are bound in Lucky Luke comic books.
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Swiss Bakery & Deli
Fresh crusty bread, imported cheeses and deli goods, great sandwiches and coffee. Go there for brunch.
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