South Beach Grill — Restaurant in Bacong

Have been here couple of times. Location is nice, just by the sea where u can hear the gentle sound of the waves. Service is good, never had an issue. Ate the mussels last week, good ammount and tasty. Today we went there for a coffee. We are 2 persons so i ask for 2 brew coffees, without looking at the menu... A vrew coffee is a simple mug of coffee after all. We was served 2 units of this huge French Press coffee thing, each of them good for 2 full big mugs. So we got coffee for 4-6 persons, depends how kuch you want to take right....i ask the price and are told is p155 each. Compared to the standard p60 i expected to pay for each coffee is a substantial difference. The waitress should have informed us that they serve this big ammount of coffee, and 1 serving of p155 is good for 2 persons. Well, they got the bill paid (frok what supposed to be p120-140 to p310, not a big deal) but i feel scammed, paying double order. So, wont probably come back.bote Note: attached picture of 1 of the french pressers. If we drink it all, we will need sleep...

Came here on a Sunday, 20th of December. Firstly roads are rough on the way to the entrance and the beach seems dirty and congested by the two shipyards next to each other. Pizza's are mediocre for it's high asking price and our free nachos eventually came when both pizza's were done and finished, making it a dessert of some sort. Staff did not seem accommodating or attentive to students because they would rather tend to old foreigners with their young Filipina girl (It's their niche just look at their reviews). Matter of fact staff seemed to look down on us when I was there and to make things worse I did spot a mouse in their dining area next to their bar and across where they prepare and cook the pizza. Overall I gave it a two star for it's ambience and setting but would not recommend anyone I know to come here especially students and young groups of barkadas trying to find a place to...

If you're looking for a good pizza stay away from this place. The pizza took 40 minutes, and there were only two other tables occupied. The pepperoni pizza was absolutely the worst I have eaten. The young filipino cooking the pie obviously was not the man for the job. At almost 500 pesos, I can say if I was in the America I would have refused to pay and left, but we restrained ourselves. The rave reviews and cute photos are quiet deceiving. Stay away, or trow your money away. Ah yes, a coke was 70 peso a record price for pricey restaurants in the...