Ristorante delle Mitre

The weight staff and employees were super friendly very kind. The food was excellent. Overall great experience.

The restaurant offers a wide range of menu options, reasonable prices, free water, fast service, and a well-decorated ambiance.

Mitre in Intramuros never disappoints! Their crispy pata is a must-try, and I keep craving their pasta, ulam, and coffee. This place is always my first choice whenever there’s an occasion or family celebration. Great food, cozy vibe, and super friendly staff!

Exactly in the front of St. Augustine’s Church, in the heart of Intramuros, this historical restaurant provides delicious Filipino food.Everything they serve it’s tasty and also nice to try. The cakes and dessert are absolutely amazing.The location is easy to access, also for disabled people. The staff is friendly. The price is okay, not really expensive.One of the best choice if you’re in Intramuros!P.S. Try the chicken adobo! Amazing!!

Nice interior. Quite climatic place. We dropped by just for coffee (it was still morning). Double espresso was truly fantastic: strong and smooth. It tasted even better complimented with mango crepe with vanilla ice cream (158 Php). The menu is extended and looks good so we will definitely come back for lunch or dinner.

Ristorante delle Mitre offered a wide variety of European food with a Filipino twist which was very enjoyable and delicious. Also fair prices for the portions!The restaurant is located in the heart of Intramuros, next to Casa Manila, which makes it a perfect place to stock up on energy to continue exploring Intramuros.

Good eating experience within Intramuros at a reasonable price. Extensive menu including traditional Filipino dishes. Clean facilities, service is fast. You can order merienda dishes for lunch as well.

"A place for dining and relaxation after a day's toil." True to it's slogan, this little gem in Intramuros is a great place to satisfy your hunger and to rest after walking around the walled city. It's located right across San Agustin Church. Food is delicious and affordable. Service was a bit slow, but probably, it's because of the influx of people on a Sunday lunch. The food makes up for this, so it's still worth a visit. And I'd say it's worth a second or third or more visits considering the variety of food they offer (which interestingly are named after cardinals, bishops, and some famous figures in the Catholic church). Menu looks cute (like those pamphlets from churches), but could be overwhelming with the selection, so we asked the serving lady for suggestions. The best part is that the restaurant is owned by the CBCP (Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines), so earnings fund their projects and programs for the church and its mission. It's like hitting two birds with one stone. We get to eat good food and provide help to the church in fulfilling her mission.