Artisana Comfort Gourmet — Restaurant in Davao City

After a very long time of not seeing each other, my friends and I thought it would be a great idea to catch up over tapas, churros, and some sangrias at Artisana. We availed of their Unlimited Tapas and Churros promo for only ₱399 per head and for that price, I can’t complain. It’s definitely affordable, especially when you can have unlimited tapas to your heart (and belly’s) content.

We just sat there, chatting away, and the food kept coming in as we requested. Everything is served on mini plates, and as per policy, you have to finish each plate before ordering more which is fair enough. Majority of the items in the promo are carb-heavy (think bread and potatoes), but a few stood out. The lumpia shanghai was noteworthy, crispy, flavorful, and definitely a favorite at our table. The croquettas were also delicious. My friends particularly enjoyed their mojito, which was refreshing and well-balanced.

Service-wise, our waiter was patient, accommodating, and knowledgeable about the Spanish-sounding dishes we were unfamiliar with (and happily explained them to us without making us feel silly).

Overall, it was a fun, filling, and budget-friendly afternoon perfect for long overdue catch-ups...

Wowww very nice place, very cozy. And a quiet place to have a chitchat with our family and besties. The Food is excellent , very delicious and prepared of high Quality and Care. We hope we found this place earlier. Very cozy restaurant with a feeling of eating at home with your own chef. The staffs are very accommodating and friendly. The place looks clean inside though the outside looks secluded as it looks like An Old House transformed into a restaurant. We Love the Food and we Will definitely visit again when In Davao City. The price is a bit higher but No complaint as you get Quality...

It is a nice place. The ambiance is very good. An old house which features paintings of artists for sale. The food is a bit pricy for my liking. And the food was not as good as i expected. We ordered a traditional iloilo dish:KBL. It taste nothingblike kbl, rather a glorified pork sinigang. The roasted chicken was a bit dry, flavor was overpowered by herbs but lack salt and crunch. Serving time is also a bit long. Maybe we just ordered the wrong food for our palate at...