Cafe du Tukon

One of the few restaurants in Batanes with a gorgeous view, but also comes with service charge. I did not see the pizzas or pastas in the menu, so we just went for their sweets. The calamansi pie and the cheesecake were both very delicious. The prices are higher than average.

Café du Tukon is one of the most well-known dining spots in Batanes, offering traditional Ivatan cuisine in a scenic hilltop setting. It’s often included in Batanes tour itineraries due to its cultural dishes and panoramic countryside views.

Cafe du Tukon is the most beautiful restaurants in Batanes, offering a breathtaking view that’s truly worth visiting. The service is basic, and the food isn’t the best, with prices a bit high. It’s also the only restaurant in the area that accepts card payments through a terminal, which is very convenient. The stunning view alone makes it worth a return visit.

Very nice restaurant. Many choices and a very good view. We just had a break here for a snack. We had two pieces pie. What tasted very good. A bit pricy compared what to expect on Basco.

Probably the Loveliest Cafe in the whole of Batanes. Be to sure to get a Table near the Windows, the Views are just amazing, just for this it deserves 5 Stars. The Food was Good but not really Outstanding, but you really wont find these kind of dishes elsewhere in Batanes. Service was Good and Efficient. Must Try is the Dulce de Leche Cheesecake! I hope though they Fix their Road, its really bumpy and scary if your service is a Trike as the road is uneven. Our guide was complaining that during rainy season it was slippery. Cafe Du Tukon is Far from Downtown Basco so just tell your Guide you want to eat at Cafe du Tukon (During the North Batan Tour) since you will be going in that Area anyway. They Accept CASH and Credit Cards! The only establishment in Batanes i saw with a Credit Card Terminal so far.

This place is one of a must-try based on Batanes trips and travel vlogs. So we decided to have our last dinner in Basco here before we head back to Manila. We were the only customers for dine in that late afternoon since it was raining cats and dogs. No staff tried to welcome us with umbrella when we alight the tricycle. Upon entry, theyre seem short staffed but we were seated by the window, one of the best table with green hills view. We ordered and the staff patiently took and served after about 30minutes, typical of restaurant set-up. The menu indeed is priciest among all the restaurants we have tried in both basco and sabtang island. But the indoor dining is indeed instagram worthy and perfectbackdrop when you’re dining with that floral dress or summer shirts. Taste-wise: - entree 3/5⭐️, love the pesto dip but portion is very small - Arayu pasta 2/5⭐️, maybe i’m not a fan of white sauce.. - coffee and juice, 4/5⭐️ - cheesecake, 3/5⭐️, classic but plain looking for its price Recommendation for the owner: ⚠️As safety precaution for next customers, please provide lighting at night (or motion-detect lighting) along the path going back the main road. It was almost pitch blackand was raining (night when Typhoon Emong entered PAR) when we walked back. I slipped and got scrapes on my left knee. Also, kindly review the menu. We don’d mind paying more for food as long as it matches the food quality and portion. As fellow filipino, let us uphold filipino owned destination restaurants with pride! I hope to be back on a summer and revisit your place 😊 Tip: For sure table spot, ask your tour guide to call in advance to confirm. From Basco center, tricycle service costs 400-500 for two way. I think this is best visited for morning or afternoon dining where the view of hills and ocean by the park is best appreciated

Staff was very accommodating even when they were quite full. Good coffee and tsokolate. The pasta was aldente

love the place, love the food!!! best ever grilled cheese sandwich ive tasted 😭 we also ordered coffee (sub oat) and golly the first sip was heavenly, finally real coffee after consuming powdered coffee for days in batanes. the pasta we ordered also tasted really good. food were on the expensive side but no regrets, just love. strolled around while waiting for our order and we enjoyed taking pictures around the place. there’s also a gallery right below the restaurant. they also sell a creative map of batanes