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You can now dine in at these restaurants in Festive Walk Iloilo


With restaurants now being allowed a 50% dine-in capacity, you can now get enjoy your favorite comfort food with just the perfect ambiance, while still following safety precautions.

In case you're looking for a new go-to spot where you can spend your me-time or you bestie bonding with social distancing, we've rounded up restaurants open for dine-in at Festive Walk Iloilo.


Bistro Carcosa
Treat yourself by indulging in a selection of international and local dishes and crafted cocktails. Bistro Carcosa is open at GF, Festive Walk Parade. 


Red House Taiwan Shabu Shabu
Soothe your weary bones with a bowl of steaming hotpot. Red House Taiwan Shabu Shabu is now open at 2F, Festive Walk Mall. 




 Mamusa Art Bistro
Spend an extraordinary lunch date with the company of art and contemporary food. Mamusa Art Bistro is located at GF, Festive Walk Parade. 




Bigby's
Wind down with a selection of premium travel-inspired comfort food. Bigby's is located at 2F, Festive Walk Mall. 




Naughty Nachos 
Have a bestie catch up with a volcanic tower of cheesy beef nachos and more bar chows. Naughty Nachos is now open at 3F, Festive Walk Iloilo. 




Southern Grind 
Savor some Southern American comfort food that will fill your tummy and your soul. Southern Grind is open at 2F, Festive Walk Mall. 




Bourbon Street & Grill 
Lift up your mood after a long day with some American soul food. Find Bourbon Street & Grill at 2F, Festive Walk Mall Annex. 




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