Cafe del Mare is the quintessential reggae bar in the middle of an idylic beach location. They…read morespecialize in italian pizza, pasta, with a couple of Filipino and seafood favorites on the side. When here, don't forget to order their all-time favorite Della Casa and Cafe del Mare pizzas - both are sure to blow your mind! They have bands playing every night but Friday is reggae night and boy they have talented local performers. Leave the kids at the hotel because this isn't very kid friendly. They serve beers, wines, and other alcoholic drinks, both local and international. The place is also teeming with foreigners so it's perfect if you want to meet new friends. You can choose to dine under the canopy of their beach-house inspired dining area or at the bar. Price is mid-range but food tastes great so you truly get your money's worth.

So many choices for food. Pizza (duh), Italian cuisine, burgers, Korean Grill, shabu-shabu,…read morespecialty coffees, smoothies, boba tea, gelato and of course Pinoy cooking. We were a large group of 16 and we got orders of those large family sized pies and a barkada combo consisting of pancit bihon, lumpia shanghai, sweet 'n sour fish, bicol express and a platter of rice. Food was great. Service excellent. There was an outage, which meant no AC and deal with the heat by fanning your face off. Still 5/5.

I hate to be too harsh, because it is what it is... I mean there are just certain things you can't…read moreget in the Philippines- decent coffee, a decent cheeseburger, a decent taco, and yes, you guessed it, decent pizza. We (I) actually had high hopes when we spotted this place. I mean the name says it all, right? It should be "rockin'." But it's not. The ambiance is nice, a good dining area decked out in good bamboo furniture. Plenty of fans to keep you cool, so that's nice. The service? Not the greatest... kitchen staff doesn't know how to prepare multiple dishes simultaneously, so one person's dish would arrive seemingly 15 minutes before the next. And the drinks came out after the food arrived... what? Who does that? The pizza? Nope! Sorry, not hideous, but nothing to get excited about. We tried two, a large "cheeseburger" pizza, which in theory is new to their menu, and a classic "Hawaiian" which was better. A major glitch? The smaller Hawaiian pizza came out on a wood platter type thing, and seconds after it was placed on our table we noticed it was covered with ants. Yes, ants! We alerted our waitress right away, she took it back to the kitchen and in a few minutes it returned on a presumably new wood platter. So the ants? I suppose most of them were gone, but knowing they just slid the pizza off and onto a new platter kind of drove the poor service vibe home even further. No real apologies for the ant gaff, just an "oh, ok." Pizza joints in this part of the world aren't exactly bountiful, so you learn to accept what is available, but given the choice I don't think I'd go back.

Very good deep dish Chicago Pizza. Tom and Rose are very personable and tjey make a great pie with…read morea firm crust that is not chewy and holds up all the cheese and sauce and stuffings!! The homemade tea is just like Mom used to homebrew and the chicken wings, made to order with 6 different sauces, were American Restaurant quality. Very highly recommended.

From the owner: We specialize in Chicago Style Deep Dish Stuffed Pizzas. We offer imported meats and cheeses and…read moreour dough is made fresh daily. Our tomatoes sauce is a family recipe made fresh.

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

Great pizza and a little taste of home while we were traveling in Southeast Asia. Friendly people…read moreand nice atmosphere.

Yellow Cab pizza is my fave pizza. NY Finest flavor. The chicken wings are also very good. Customer…read moreservice is good.

Honestly was not sure what to expect before we got there. This was one of the most pleasant…read moresurprises I've had. My wife and I visited Kenneth's Grill on a rainy Saturday late afternoon. Charley was a most gracious and great host. But the star of the day was Daphne...Charley's wife and head chef. My wife had the pork chop which I tasted and it was great. Moist and tender and tasty. I had a pepperoni pizza...which was the BEST pizza i have had in over 7 years in Cebu. My hats off to Daphne and Charles...we will highly recommend Kenneth's Grill and will assuredly revisit it and bring friends with us when we do. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for those who look for an uncomplicated menu that has something for everyone's taste, who are also looking for food prepared with care and love for the art of cooking.

When it comes to pizza in the Philippines, I have two sets of criteria - one, how it ranks against…read morepizza in the U.S., and two, how it ranks against other choices in the Philippines. Almost all pizza in the Philippines is awful. Almost tasteless, no matter what toppings you get, to the point of being mostly like the cheesy bread you get in the States. I'm not exaggerating for effect; the pizza slice you get at a 7-11 (the one that's been under the warmer light for 2 hours) in the U.S. is a better pizza than what you usually get in the in the Philippines. And I've had pizza all over the Philippines, so I'm basing this opinion on a huge sample size. Don't get me wrong; there is good pizza available, almost always in a very large city i.e. Cebu or Manila). It's made at a place that an U.S. national or an Italian national owns, and he/she is the one actually making the pizza. As you might guess, these places are few and far between. And the pizza at these places is expensive. This place is a huge fail against the U.S. and an "above-average" for pizza in the Philippines. Not cooked enough, paper-thin crust, but, it did have more taste than most other pizzas. As an additional minus, this place has completely indifferent customer service, AND, there was trash on the floor and dirty dishes/baskets/platters covering all the tables. People would just push all the dirty plates from the previous diners into a big pile in one corner of the table. So, even though the pizza itself is above average for the Philippines, the poor customer service and the lack of cleanliness drag this place down to 1 star.

I would recommend this place to both locals and tourists. Every single dish we ordered was…read moredelicious and service was great. At the time of my dining experience, they had a lot of waiters on duty and they were all attentive. This is also an art gallery, so you can appreciate the works on display and purchase if the art piece calls to you.

I would recommend this place to both locals and tourists. Every single dish we ordered was…read moredelicious and service was great.

Great place to dine when you're in Malapascua Island. More than the ambience and the variety of…read moredishes they're serving, it was the staff that added character in the establishment. They were friendly, courteous and very approachable. There was never a request they've ignored. The whole experience was like a home away from home. Their menu has a wide variety of dishes starting from Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, American, TexMex all the way to Italian. The servings were for sharing and were very affordable (price-serving ratio, speaking). They also have homemade gelato with 3-4 mouth-watering flavours. Alcoholic drinks and liquors were also available.

Any tourist coming to Malapascua island is not looking for party as in Boracay or Alona Beach, but…read moreoccasionally one needs also fun. Since certain hours entertainment choices on Malapascua island is very low, if not zero, but this place open 24 hours a day. Belonging to a resort, it has a large living room with sea view and a terrace on the beach. It also has a pool table and a football game table. It has an extensive breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, as well as drinks.