Heidiland Deli

Boracay

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Heidiland Deli

When you grow tired of the tropical Filipino cuisine, change it up by visiting this little place. European treats such as fine wines, chocolates, freshly baked breads, deli cuts and cheese platters are their specialities. Prices are above average, as most products are specially imported.

Information

addressD’Mall, Boracay
emailinfo@myboracayguide.com
openingHoursDaily 9:30am–7:30pm
phone+63 36 288 5939

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