Restos and Cafe's - Authentic Taste of Ozamiz


Not necessarily in the order or hierarchy of excellence and quality food and service, this blog presents a simple and modest picture of authentic delicacies and food culture in Ozamiz City. Numerous restaurants and coffee nooks owned and operated by ozamiznon entrepreneurs are sprouting in and out of the city proper where people and tourists meet and have the pleasure and opportunity to eat and taste different local delicacies like seafoods, homegrown-organic or fertilizer-free veggies, chicken inihaws, kinilaw and etc. The oldest of these however is what used-to-be a mini-store  situated in the busy crossroad of the city for halo-halo and famous mognolia ice-cream in 70s up to the present - the North Pole Halo Halo.    

1. Chicken Ati-Atihan Restaurant - Circumferential Road

 2. Batsoy Eatery - National Highway

3. Bethany Garden - Airport Access Road



4. Big Catch - Brgy. Aguada

 5. Big J's - National Highway

6. Bo's Cafe, near City Hall

7. Cafe Carmela, Washington St.

8. Dahon Grill, National Highway 

9. Isla Grill, National Highway

10. Johann's Resto, Banadero Highway

11. Mooon Cafe, JP Rizal Ave.

12. North Pole Halo Halo, JP Rizal

13. Puesto Restaurant & Cafe, Rizal Park,  near City Hall

14. Yummy, JP Rizal Ave. (Gaisano)

15. Supermix 2, JP Rizal Ave.

16. Supermix 1, National Highway

17. Tambayan Bistro, near City Hall

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