f. torres street
Yoh Froz Celebrates Health Through Frozen Yogurt
First time to visit Yoh Froz? Try their Nutty for Cheesecake Froz or the rich Banoffee Pie Froz. Enjoy frozen yogurt with health in mind Read More »
Cafe Demitasse: Home of Great Food, Coffee and Desserts
With its relaxed atmosphere, awesome food choices and efficient staff, Cafe Demitasse offers a one-of-a-kind, all-in-one dining experience. We love their pesto dishes and frappes! Read More »
Coco's South Bistro Serves Satisfying Family-Sized Dishes
Coco's South Bistro sits at the center of the F. Torres food strip, and continues to cater to families and groups of friends. Try their Baby Back Ribs and awesome... Read More »
Alor’s Serves Home-Cooked Dishes With A Twist
Alor's brings its A-game into the already-crowded upscale restaurant market, by serving home-cooked creations worth your while Read More »
Kasagingan Kapehan Offers Hot Snacks For The Cold Weather
To combat the freezing weather, We chose to warm up our cold bodies with their Hot Choco Mallows and TwoRon Ala Mode Read More »
Wild Safari Grill Brings A Whole New Buffet Adventure
Wild Safari Grill sounds like a potentially great buffet adventure. True to its name, the restaurant went beyond expectations Read More »
Tiny Kitchen Serves Divine Dishes With A Touch Of Home
Tiny Kitchen is a quaint dining spot that's receiving rave reviews because of their Paella Valencia, a dish that is fit for royalty! Read More »
Mamma Maria’s Pizzeria, The Newest Kid On The Corner
Hot off the oven from its opening last May 2010, Mamma Maria's Pizzeria has become the newest pizza joint to tickle the taste buds of Davao residents. It is dubbed... Read More »
Pinutos Republik: Home-Cooked Goodness Wrapped In Banana Leaf
This al fresco restaurant deserves props for serving the elite Torres Street clients a whole lot of affordable dishes wrapped in Filipino culture Read More »
Taps: Breakfast Capital Of Davao
They have practically every type of fried breakfast food on their menu. All plate meals are served with fried rice (sinangag) and egg (itlog) Read More »
