The Philippines has deep historical ties to Spain, but the Spanish restaurants in our directory are a small, specific set: eight listings, concentrated in Metro Manila with one in Cebu and one in Tagaytay. This guide sticks to what each listing says.
Bonifacio Global City (BGC)
Two listings sit in BGC, in Taguig.
- El Born (listing): on the 2nd floor of Mitsukoshi Mall. The listing describes a culinary journey through Catalan-Mediterranean cuisine, capturing the essence of Barcelona in Manila.
- Manduca Taberna (listing): on the ground floor of the Commercenter Building at 31st Street and 4th Avenue. The listing calls it a wine bar and Spanish restaurant.
Terry's: five branches
Five of the eight Philippine listings are Terry's. The listings describe a fusion of Spanish, Filipino and European cuisine with a curated wine selection. Branches in our directory:
- Terry's Gourmet Bistro (Makati)
- Terry's Bistro Salcedo Village (Makati City)
- Terry's Bistró Podium (Mandaluyong)
- Terry's Bistró Molito (Alabang, Muntinlupa)
- Terry's Bistró Cebu (Streetscape Mall Cebu)
All five link to terryselection.com, so check the website before choosing a branch.
Tagaytay
Samira by Chele Gonzalez (listing) is on Buenavista Hills Road in Tagaytay City, Cavite. The listing describes grill and fire in a modern, contemporary dining experience. It is the only listing in our directory outside Metro Manila and Cebu.
Planning a visit
- El Born and Manduca Taberna are in the same district, BGC, so they pair easily in one trip.
- Terry's describes a fusion of Spanish, Filipino and European cuisine, so check the menu to see how much of it is Spanish.
- Check the link on each listing for current hours before you go.
Every Philippine listing is on our Philippines page, and the Manila ones are on our Manila page.
