Restaurants in Negros
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Trattoria Uma
No doubt about it, this is the most sophisticated place to dine in Bacolod, with prices to match. The distressed country-kitchen-style tables and rustic outdoor dining allow you to enjoy top cuisine without feeling the need to dress up. In stark contrast is its sibling Cafe Uma (open 7.30am to 10.30pm) around the corner, with modern tables, a classy magazine display and the most decadent breakfast menu we’ve seen. Try the rib-eye tapa steak and eggs for a casual P800.
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Driftwood City Restaurant
Driftwood City Restaurant is affiliated with Driftwood Village Resort at Sugar Beach, and serves up tasty Italian treats by the sea. It’s particularly famous for its pizzas. From here you can also organise boat service from Poblacion to Sugar Beach (maximum 10 people), which saves you the irritation of dealing with boat transport scammers. Book ahead.
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Casablanca
Run by a charismatic Austrian, Casablanca is fine dining minus the fuss. Healthy, creative dishes appear from the kitchen almost instantly, and there is a good choice of exotic beers to wash them down with. Pay attention to the specials board – whenever organic vegetables are obtainable, they end up here as something exquisite.
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Sweet Greens Restaurant
Despite the evocative name this is not a vegie bar, but it still has a reasonable array of vegetarian salads and soups. The emphasis in this peaceful homely place is on good Negrense food with a contemporary twist. Try the Masskara Medley salad, which has chicken chunks, mango, lettuce and a native vinegar dressing.
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Lab-as Seafood Restaurant
In a rambling indoor-outdoor setting, Lab-as packs out on weekends and stays loud and lively until the small hours. It’s easily the top pick for dining out in Dumaguete for its excellent fresh seafood (lab-as means ‘fresh’) and local vibe.
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Cafe Antonio
Upstairs in an elegant Spanish-era building, this stylish student cafe serves small but perfectly formed portions. You can even sit yourself down to eat in a swing. The chilled-out atmosphere is preserved by a no-smoking, no-liquor policy.
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Boston Cafe
Contemporary Italian cuisine artfully presented on earthenware dishes in a friendly atmosphere. Gangsters and romantic couples will love the tall-backed curved chairs that guard against pesky eavesdroppers.
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Coco Amigos
Coco Amigos serves wonderfully refreshing watermelon and buko (young coconut) shakes and real coffee, but the Mexican food is disappointing. It has a good vegetarian selection.
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El Camino
A chain of hawker-style restaurants and a favourite with locals. It’s a noisy, busy, open-air barbecue-o-rama. A second branch is on the corner of Burgos and Gatuslao Sts.
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Kaisei Japanese Restaurant
A popular, hangar-sized Japanese eatery, it has well-priced set menus and a very good à la carte menu. Its little sister is in SM City.
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