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Most Popular Cafe food in Boracay, Malay, Aklan Province
Reviews on Cafe food in Boracay, Malay, Aklan Province. Boracay Island has reopened with new rules and regulations in place to protect the island from overdevelopment. Not all businesses were allowed to reopen. Please check with the Philippine Department of Tourism for details: http://www.tourism.gov.ph/
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7. Laguna Cafe
Reviewed By Anthony J
Laguna Cafe is located in the middle of Fairways and Bluewater Resort, just around the reception area. The staff here are always friendly and the atmosphere is nice. We had dinner here one evening and it was quite nice. We had the Tempura Prawns and the Pad Thai (both around $11 to $12 AUD) which were both quite nice. On the night we were there, there was a live singer who was fine but the volume of the music seemed a bit too loud for the relaxed atmosphere). While staying at Fairways, we much preferred the Gastropub restaurant above the Terazza restaurant at the KudeTa area near the main pool area.
6. Gusto y Gustos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By TheConciergeSupreme
Gusto y Gustos is no doubt one of the best places in Boracay to grab a very nice sandwiches or some lovely pastries. It is located in an alley in Station 2 and all things sold here are absolutely fresh. I just love the aroma that emanate from this outlet. It has a charm that keeps you coming back again and again.
5. Little Wave
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Little Wave serves specialty coffee, hand-made pasta, sandwiches, all-day breakfast, and more
Reviewed By GrantSheridan
We had a couple of coffees here on two separate occasions. Nice, clean and cool cafe with friendly staff.Coffees were quite good.
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4. +36, The Lind Lobby Lounge & Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 45 reviews
Named after the area code of Boracay, +36 is topped by an overlooking view of the entirety of the resort that offers a refined array of wines and spirits, quick snacks, and a hot and cold a la carte menu. Settling down into your home on the island is done
Reviewed By ciciliaaaan
This restaurant is located at the lobby area of The Lind Boracay. It features various desserts from cakes to ice creams, and they even offer afternoon tea with different kinds of pastries served with your choice of drink. My friends and I tried their glazed cakes and it was amazing. its not all the time that you get to try these kinds of desserts while youâre in an island. Truly, +36 is a dessert haven and a must try place to visit while youâre in Boracay. Dear ciciliaaaan,Greetings!Thank you very much for choosing to dine with us at +36, The Lind Boracay's lobby lounge. We take great pride in our confections as these are truly executed by a masterful pastry chef. Our gelati are exceptional too because they are made in-house, using the freshest ingredients for the frozen delights.Indeed, we try our best to give our guests a genuine culinary adventure and desserts are an important aspect of any dining experience at The Lind. We hope to see you back on your next visit to Boracay.Cheers,Zsolt
3. Lemon Cafe and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1577 reviews
Lemon café serves an eclectic menu of gourmet comfort food with a healthy twist. Our on site bakery produces scrumptious cakes and pastries that are famous on Boracay as are our wedding cakes and custom cakes for any special occasion. We are open for Brea
Reviewed By Anna D
Lovely menu, water upon arrival and love the WiFi code! Had tomato soup and sandwich for lunch, was very filling and refreshing. Would call again if I was back in the Philippines.
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2. The Sunny Side Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1530 reviews
Reviewed By Linda Ann B
The food was very delicious and the menu was well thought of. Although expensive, the good service and very delicious food made up for it
1. Cafe Maruja
Overall Ratings
5 based on 190 reviews
A Cozy Local Cafe In One The World's Best Island Called Boracay, We Opened Our Shop On December 2017 And Started Selling Some Of Our Pastries, Crepe, Waffle,gellato, Milkshake And Coffee Mixed With Nutella And It Has Become Popular Spot For Tourist And Lo
Reviewed By Humphries_xO
I will keep the review short and simple as we never ended up eating here due to the rudeness of the female waiter on shift today.My partner and I has spent the afternoon on the beach and weâre looking for some refreshing drinks we had a big breakfast so we were still satisfied and only wished to order fruit shakes and coffee. When we sat down initially at one of the bed type tables outside the female waiter ( wearing glasses and pony tail) immediately tried to moved us away inside. We didnât see why as there was other guests sitting at the other 3 tables at the front of the store. She insisted that we must move inside after asking again to sit there and put our stuff down she did not seem happy. Only provided one menu and stood waiting whilst we examined. She then quickly after 15 seconds or so said I want to move you inside and wouldnât take our order?? Iâm Maby because we were just off the beach and werenât dressed well enough to sit outside?? When I asked why she didnât give and answer by this point I was never giving her or this place my custom and I went elsewhere. She did not even ask why we changed our mines just took the menus away? Never ever experienced this travelling and I have travelled all over Asia for the past 7 months. Absolutely vile. If you do wish to attend here then please make sure you look your best or you will be ushered inside.
