We're from California and was literally tired of Filipino food... I'm Filipino so I can say that!!…read more Kids were craving Italian so we tried this place out. We were staying in Oslob but had a driver. Well worth the trip to this delightful and authentic Italian eatery! Food was fantastic!! Fresh ingredients and so many items to choose from!! You won't be disappointed!

My girlfriend and I just got to Siquijor and we saw that this place had some vegan options and…read moreItalian and we both really love Italian food, especially pasta. Our hotel was about 40 mins away via motor and we rode to get here. The place was very warm and inviting. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, they were very knowledgeable about the menu. We ordered the pasta vegana, a vegan pizza and a bruschetta. The dishes were all very flavorful and well spiced. Our favorite was the pasta with different textures and the tomatoes really added to the dish. Would definitely come back to try more of their foods when we're there again!

Awesome Pizza with very affordable prices!…read more In the middle of Panglao island, great atmosphere and delicious Italian food. Alcohol and dishes are on the cheaper side. The place is a bit distant from the crowded Alona beach, which makes it quiet yet convenient to reach.

Pizza was good. Service was quite good for Dumaguete…read more People were friendly. Dining room was nice. Convenient location for us.

From the owner: Wood fired-brick oven pizza, pasta, Filipino, Asian, Banh Mi sandwiches. Deliveries accepted with…read moreno charge. Always hot food.

Been there twice and both times was great. Our menu was breakfast and it was prepared perfectly…read more Very nice restaurant with very friendly people. The restaurant and bathrooms were very clean . I recommend for at least the breakfast. It's a nice restaurant with a bar. Can't say much for the bar , I don't drink. But very nice place.

Enjoyed the food (and our company) so much that I forgot to take pictures!…read more Was visiting Bohol the first time and felt eating a good wood fired Pizza after tiring of hotel food. Our friends who were also in Bohol recommended Giuseppe's. It was only a short hop by tricycle from the Bohol Beach Club so we decided to meet up there for dinner. I was planning to do a review so I started taking pictures, including their wood fired oven! Place was not busy when went on a Tuesday at 6pm, so we were shown to the private room next to the entrance with the full glass wall, which feels a bit like chef's room with all the wine, olive oil and other ingredients for making Italian food. Menu has many Italian staples, but I went for a pizza. I really like wood fired thin crust Italian ones, so I ordered a Quatro Stagioni and my kids picked the Diavoli. Both pizzas were flavorful, with crispy crust and deliciously melted cheese. The kids also ordered the Risotto Marinara, which looked nice and creamy without being watery, but the kids finished it off before I could get a taste. My wife had the fish soup, which was tomato based with pieces of fish, squid and clams. She also finished it before I could taste it and said it was good. ;) We also had the Carpaccio Di Manzo. The beef was well flavor with a nice bed of lettuce, topped by cheese and balsamic vinegar. For dessert we tried the Mango Panna Cotta, Tortino Di Cioccolata and Tiramisu. All three were delicious and light. After all that food we were stuffed! Unfortunately I was enjoying the meal and talking to our friends (joined us later) that I forgot to take more pictures. I wish we had more time in Panglao to try more of the menu. But if you are in the area please try Giuseppe's out!

The hubby and I came here while having an after-lunch walk. He was looking for some dessert and…read morecoffee and i was just tagging along. He apparently dined at a restaurant next door to it from a past visit. So he was intrigued to find what this restaurant offers. Looking at their menu, they seem to have a wide selection of dishes. It's really more a mediterranean rather than just an italian restaurant. They had mousaka as their special of the day, among others, but we were still full. So the hubby opted for their profiteroles with cafe americano. He so loved it that I didn't even get a chance to take a picture of it. I tried their "chupitos" (shots). Hey, it's 5 o'clock somewhere! And it was quite an experience. Imagine different flavored alcohol shots ... pandan, strawberry, ube, chocolate and melon? Just because it piqued my interest, I'm rating it a 4. I like restaurants that give me a unique experience. Definitely will come back to try their dishes.

Ciao Bella offers a variety of delectable food choices. The place has a homey ambiance. Meanwhile,…read morethe portions are generous. The prices are also affordable, considering the large servings. I must say this is one of the best restaurants in town.

My girlfriend and I stayed in the jungle hut just nearby and we wanted to order in for dinner after…read morea long day at the falls and we wanted a chill food at our place and this place hit the spot. Very fresh food and tasty as well. Their pick up spot was very cheap as well. We ordered churros and she ordered the veggie rolls with a peanut sauce. I ordered a rice bowl with turmeric rice which hit the spot with great spices. We devoured the meal. Definitely check this place out if you want fresh and tasty food.

I loved this place! Best fruit shakes in town! And best halo halo i had! I had a relaxing lunch…read moreafter swimming in the falls :)

On our way to white island, I saw this restaurant had a brick oven and so I told my group we should…read moreeat here on the way back. I'm sure glad we did because this is one of the most authentic pies I've had in the Philippines and even beats many places in the metro. And thank you for having actual carbonara (with egg) and not that nonsense white sauce you see in almost everywhere in the Philippines. Though if you do fancy that, the waiter does nicely askes you when you order if you want it Italian style or Filipino style. Being in the province, everything was super cheap too! -at least, if you're from the metro and used to high prices of the metro. Overall a great experience and I'd recommend it a million times over if you're visiting Camiguin.

Hi food is awesome and scrumptious especially the seafood pasta. I give this restaurant a big 5…read morestar

We were in Dauin for two nights and came to Finbar twice for dinner. That's a good sign in my books…read moreas I don't go to too many places twice, especially while traveling. It's located right on the corner of Washington Street and the National Highway. We dropped in on a Friday and Saturday evening. Both nights were chill (Saturday had live music; a two person band). Service is friendly and laid back. You order food and drinks at the bar then it's brought to your table. The food menu is up on the wall. There's specials, snacks, burgers, pizzas, wings and dessert. They even offer massages (pricey ones). Trip #1 - Sweet n' honey honey ale (160 PHP) - decided to try out a local beer (locally made from Birdie Num-Num Dumaguete). Not too sweet but nice tones of honey. - Fried calamari (160 PHP) - with mansi, aioli and salad. Not really a salad; more like a few pieces of lettuce. That being said, calamari is perfectly breaded and lightly fried. - Haloumi bruschetta (160 PHP) - with tomato & olive salad. Decent but the haloumi doesn't taste like cheese back home. - Chicken halang-halang (180 PHP) - cooked in coconut milk soup with local vegetables and served with rice. A bit too soupy/watery for my taste buds. The broth was lacking punch and vigour. Probably would get another special next time. - Spicy pork pizza (160 PHP) - eggplant, onion and chili. This was one bud's favourite dish. Excellent dough, good crust and actually reasonably spicy. You get 6 small slices but it's easy to share. - Hot & spicy chili sauce wings (180 PHP) - the sauce wasn't hot or spicy. It was more sweet and kind of made the wings soggy. Needed to be crispier. - Peanut butter & jam pizza (120 PHP) - surprisingly, this worked out well. Just like a p&b sandwich but on a pizza instead! Trip #2 - Ginger beer (90 PHP) - this had more ginger zip and zing to it than I expected. Pretty decent for the Philippines. Can't say I've seen ginger beer anywhere else. - Fried calamari (160 PHP) - we got it again as my buddy M liked it that much. - Seared tuna with achara (290 PHP) - came with fresh vegetables and rice in a sweet chili sauce. They asked how we wanted our tuna; we went with rare. The piece was HUGE and perfectly cooked rare. Best fish I've had in the Philippines. Super impressed. - Stuffed chicken wrapped in bacon (320 PHP) - came with potato cake and buttered vegetables. Chicken was brilliantly stuffed while the bacon wasn't greasy at all. They gave us three big pieces too! The potato cakes were heavenly. Vegetables was a mix of cauliflower, green beans, carrot and (potentially) kohlrabi. Great food, cheap drinks and chill vibes. Perfect hangout spot once you're done scuba diving for the day.

One of a kind! The bamboo and black metal framing provides an indoor outdoor vibe. There are…read moreseveral items on the menu from main dishes to desserts. Cocktails, teas, and more. Take your time and relax. When you're done, visit the little gift shop and market.

Alberto's Pizza... what an experience. I cannot compare it to American-style pizza and be fair so I…read morewill just say that if you are on a budget, it's late night, or you are drunk, Alberto's may be a good enough choice. We were hungry after midnight tonight and I am happy that I had the experience of going there and having pizza with a ton of locals. That said, I definitely won't go back. I'd also like to add however that a lot of our Filipino officemates actually really like it so... There's that. 3-stars to be fair and for the experience with a note that most westerners probably won't be into Alberto's. Won't see ya there.

Thank you kaayo Ms.lilebeth maayo approach sa customer ug dali rah kaayo ang pag deliver sa order…read moregod bless u