Via Mare Oyster Bar

biscuitbite

Foodie

10.0

Just found out they have laswa, which is an Ilonggo vegetable soup that I’ve been longing for forever and happy to report that it’s exactly how I imagined and remembered it. The rest of the other food we had was top notch. I’m coming back for sure!

donutdelight

Foodie

9.5

Step into Via Mare, where the spotlight isn't on the food but on the merry faces of reunited classmates and teachers. This isn't just a restaurant; it's a nostalgia-inducing time machine with a side of sumptuous Filipino fare. Forget food photos – we were too busy capturing memories and devouring every morsel of goodness. I mean, who needs food pics when you've got laughter, stories, and a table full of delectable dishes? Via Mare isn't just a place; it's a warm embrace, a culinary sanctuary where familiarity breeds contentment. You won't find pretentiousness here, just good ol' comfort …

avocadoamaze

Foodie

8.6

Didn't noticed that they are an Oyster Bar since I knew them as a Pinoy restaurant :) um with all the toppings, cannot barely taste the Oyster so maybe it is good to get a plain one. Relative to its price, the food is good but not that good :) definitely a treat :)

jmarked

Eatsplorer

8.5

Super comforting food. Loved the pork and shrimp lumpia and the best mango shake!

kiwikrunchy

Foodie

8.0

Came here for dinner recently and overall it was good. Enjoyed the Oysters Rockefeller, Beef Kaldereta, Rellenong Bangus, Kare-Kare and Pancit Luglog. For deserts, the Bibingka Cassava and Shooters (Halo-Halo, Mais con Hielo & Guinonis) were delicious!