The view that Antipolo restaurants provide is one of their primary draws. the type of view that gives comfort and purpose to all of our laborious efforts.

Go to Antipolo City if you want a brief getaway from the city or a special supper with your loved one. You can go from Metro Manila to the lovely city of Antipolo, which has many restaurants with stunning views, in about one or two hours by car.

Cloud 9

Cloud 9 Sports and Leisure Club, which was initially made available to the general public as a restaurant in 1995, is one of the most well-known recreation facilities. It eventually contained accommodations and other amenities for entertainment and activities.

The 360° Perspective Deck, however, is the primary attraction since it offers a panoramic vista of the surroundings, including a far-off view of the Metro Manila metropolis and an outstanding sunset. The observation point is reached through an exciting hanging bridge.

Address: Bgy. Sta. Cruz, Sumulong Hwy, Antipolo, 1870
Monday to Sunday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Contact No. 0917 800 4324

Kaulayaw Cafe

In Antipolo, Rizal, there is a growing locally owned restaurant and hangout called Kaulayaw Café or just Kaulayaw. Numerous residents and visitors come to the three-level structure along Sumulong Highway for stunning vistas, amazing sunsets, and fun. Given how romantic the situation is, the Tagalog word “Kaulayaw,” which means someone’s buddy, is a fitting nickname.

The phrase “Ethically sourced, locally grown” was coined by the business’s founders to express their commitment to supporting regional farmers and suppliers. Much like the restaurant’s name, the majority of the items on the menu bear Filipino nouns and adjectives, including Makisig, Dalisay, Paraluman, Pagsamo, Sinta, Magyon, and Hiraya, among others.

The ideal time to travel here is on weekdays during the late afternoon, just in time for supper and the sun setting. To put it mildly, this sunset scene is breathtaking. The café has a view over Metro Manila and the verdant area between. It’s also magnificent in the morning and the evening, but as the day turns into the night when the sinking sun paints the skies in hues of pink, purple, and orange, it becomes truly spectacular. You will be able to enjoy the scenery all day, at sunset, and at night because of this.

Address: 23 Smulong Hwy, Sta. Cruz, Antipolo, Rizal
Mondays to Fridays: 1:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Saturdays and Sundays: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Contact No. 0917 690 2582

Vieux Chalet

Hidden in Antipolo lies a little piece of Switzerland called Vieux Chalet. To provide city dwellers with a vacation from their hectic lives, Tony Hassig, a Swiss guy, and his Filipino wife Susan opened the inn in 1984. The restaurant’s cozy size is ideal for getting lost in private talks. Many of the paintings on the walls were created by Susan. The city below may be seen clearly from the window tables as well, especially in the evening.

Without a doubt, the meal is Swiss. Tony intended to provide Filipino-inspired Swiss cuisine. Initially, Vieux Chalet had its own milking cows, which produced fresh dairy. Since then, they have sold their cattle and now get their dairy from other sources, but they still make everything else themselves. When dining here, don’t anticipate store-bought bread because everything is made from scratch.

Address: 456 Taktak Rd, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal
Friday to Tuesday: 9 AM – 10 PM
Closed On: Wednesday and Thursday
Contact No. (02) 8697 0396

Maura’s Place

Maura’s Place is a home with white wooden fences surrounding the eatery. The entire two-story building is painted, which helps it stand out against the greens and browns of the surrounding countryside. The balcony with a view of the skyline of Metro Manila is the greatest location to sit. It’s the ideal vista to enjoy with a hot beverage and a satisfying lunch. Of course, any time of day is an excellent opportunity to get a good view of the metro skyline, but if you want a special occasion, head to Maura’s Place for dinner so you can take in the sunset while savoring some delectable cuisine. If you want to enjoy the sunset in Antipolo, make sure to reserve your spot as soon as you can because their dinner reservations fill up quickly.

Address: 0011 Granada St Pagrai Hills Subdivision, Antipolo, Rizal
Friday to Saturday: 9 AM – 2 PM and 5 PM – 8 PM
Contact No. 0916 544 2812

Oscar’s at Eugenio Lopez Center

The finest restaurant to wow your date or ask your loved one to marry you is Oscar’s, which is situated in Eugenio Center Lopez. The eatery offers Filipino dishes such as Crispy Pata Humba, Lechon Kawali Kare-Kare, and Binagoongan Lechon Kawali.

The Kansas Burger, Blueberry Cheesecake, and Chorizo Pasta are also available at Oscar’s, and customers may enjoy them while admiring the spectacular view of Metro Manila.

Address: Eugenio Lopez Center, Sumulong Hwy, Antipolo, 1870
Tuesday to Sunday: 10 AM – 6 PM
Contact No.  0917 515 6225

Burrow Cafe

One of the most popular outdoor coffee spots in Antipolo, especially during the pandemic, is Burrow Cafe. It is located underground in the Antipolo Bee House owned by Vitty and Marie Gutierrez, which is part of the Beverly Hills Subdivision. Especially with Chef Danilo Puga (previously of Mince) in charge, the café grew throughout this period. New dishes from Chef Danilo keep the menu fresh and entice visitors to return for more.

The atmosphere is lively as you walk inside this underground cafe, which has large open windows overlooking a forest. There is plenty of room, with a seated area in the main dining hall that can accommodate 30 people and a private dining room that can accommodate 10 people. Additionally, they welcome special parties and weddings with a 50-person seating limit.

Address: Beverly Hills Dr, Taytay, 1920 Rizal
Wednesday to Sunday: 8 AM – 4 PM
Contact No. 0917 622 9795

Tahanan Bistro

Tahanan Bistro mixes components of other culinary cultures to create innovations in classic Filipino meals. This restaurant serves Filipino food prepared to utilize international techniques and is enjoyed in a casual-fine dining and friendly atmosphere. Its cuisine is based on the ingredients and tastes that may be found across the Philippine Islands. Young chefs and restaurateurs are at the forefront of it, bringing new ideas and passion to the table.

The restaurant is located inside a famous artist’s house, one of the most well-known homes in the nation. The space is home to an abundance of creativity in all types of art, including works by numerous artists who have decorated the one-of-a-kind home in addition to the Tahanan Bistro family.

Address: 22 Loresville Drive, Lores Farm Subdivision, Antipolo, 1870 Lalawigan ng Rizal
Friday to Sunday Dinner 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM, Saturday and Sunday Lunch 11.00 PM – 4.00 PM
Contact No. 0925 880 1487