Coron Town Life

Where to Eat and Drink in Coron

Dining and Drinking in Coron Town

Coron Town has become a lively place for food lovers. Whether you are looking for local Filipino flavors, international dishes, or a great place for a sunset drink, there is something for everyone.

Here are the best places to eat and drink during your stay:

Iconic Favorites & International Flavors

Trattoria Altrove: A very famous spot for Italian food. They make delicious brick-oven pizzas and pasta. Tip: You have to take off your shoes before entering!
Santino’s Grill: If you love meat, you must go here. They are famous for their huge and tender baby back ribs. It is very popular, so try to book a table early.
Poco Deli: A great mix of Italian, Spanish, and German food. Try their high-quality sausage platters or the “bacon slab.”
Mathew’s Island Crepe: Perfect for a light meal or a sweet dessert while exploring the town.

Local Filipino & Grill Specialties

DAYON Food Park: A great place if you are with a group. It offers various food stalls so everyone can pick what they like.

Sharky’s Restobar: You can’t miss it—there is a giant shark statue outside! They serve Filipino favorites like crispy pata and even crocodile sisig. They often have live music in the evenings.

Rendezvous Grill House & Island Boy Grill: These are excellent choices for classic grilled seafood and meat in a relaxed island atmosphere.

Trendy Spots & Healthy Bites

Playa Bar Restaurant: A lovely place to enjoy a meal near the water with a tropical vibe.
Fresh Bites: The best choice for vegans. They serve healthy smoothie bowls, sandwiches, and falafel.
AlFresco: A rooftop bar with a nice breeze. It is perfect for sunset cocktails and tuna dishes.

Coffee, Breakfast & Working

Epic Cafe: Known for all-day breakfast and great local coffee.
MC Cafe & Bar: If you need to work on your laptop, this is the place. They have good Wi-Fi and delicious iced Spanish lattes.

Bars & Nightlife

The BrewHouse: This is the home of Coron Brewery. If you like craft beer, try their local “Irako IPA.”
Sunburn Rooftop Bar: You have to walk up many stairs, but the view is worth it! It offers the best sunset view of Coron Bay.
Bam Bar: The place to be if you want to party. They have live bands every night and great cocktails.

Important Traveler Tips:

Reservations: For popular spots like Santino’s or Altrove, arrive early or call ahead, as lines can get very long.

Cash is King: Most restaurants in Coron Town only accept Philippine Pesos. Only a few large hotels or big restaurants take credit cards. Always carry cash!

Footwear: Remember that some places (like Altrove) ask you to leave your shoes at the door.