Marvin Bonifacio
Jun 12, 2026"First time to taste shrimp kinilaw. Everything was yammeh!!"
, Philippines
Discover Tatoy's Atria in Iloilo City offering casual dining with seafood, native dishes, and more. Features outdoor seating, reservations, and family-friendly amenities.
4.4 / 5
Guest rating
852
Reviews
Restaurant
Cuisine
₱1–1,000
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Closes at 8:30 PM
Tatoy's Atria is a casual and trendy restaurant located on Donato Pison Avenue in Mandurriao, Iloilo City. It is known for offering a variety of native Filipino and seafood dishes, served in a spacious dining area suitable for groups, tourists, and solo diners. The restaurant provides options such as dine-in, takeout, delivery, and outdoor seating.
The menu includes popular local specialties like Baked Talaba with Cheese and Garlic, Buttered Garlic Shrimp, Native Lechon Manok, and Kinilaw, accompanied by a selection of beer, wine, and coffee. The venue has a relaxed atmosphere with practical amenities including wheelchair accessible entrances, restrooms, and seating, as well as free parking.
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When Tatoy's Atria is open during the week.
Closes at 8:30 PM
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What recent guests say after dining at Tatoy's Atria.
Based on 852 guest reviews
Marvin Bonifacio
Jun 12, 2026"First time to taste shrimp kinilaw. Everything was yammeh!!"
Mitsuba Eats
Jun 08, 2026"Absolutely perfect... The food is served in large portions such as their lechon manok,pork sisig,buttered shrimp and most especially, their crispy lumpia & also the food was served in no time which me and my family honestly loved the most... It is a very overwhelming experience to eat in this restaurant as a Bacolodnon tourist... Ill definitely miss this restaurant..."
Nana Dee
May 12, 2026"Definitely a MUST TRY if you visit Iloilo. Had I visited Iloilo with a larger group of friends, I would definitely have ordered all the seafood in the menu. First time I tried kilawin dish in my life, and Tatoy’s Kilawin set the bar high. I also love the buttered shrimp. Will definitely go back here. ———— Gave 4 stars in the service and atmosphere because the toilet doesn’t have a a flush and no water in the toilet. Please please, invest in having a decent restroom."
swingby ph
Apr 21, 2026"on our last day in iloilo, we had dinner at tatoy’s. ordered their baked oysters, camaron, and fried native chicken. food quality was good, shrimps used were juicy and bouncy. the native chicken is just subtly tough, but tasty. the baked oysters had really good cheese, so it was creamy too. it’s suitable for groups of all sizes and they even have a somewhat al fresco dining and parking slots out front. service was satisfactory as they let you order food from their big display upfront and they seat you after. drinks are ordered upon seating and if you have additional orders, of course that’s okay too. the prices are a bit high but justifiable with the quantity and quality they serve. i would love to try so much more dishes on my next visit back in iloilo!"
Alim Chandra
Apr 14, 2026"One of the best seafood I have eaten in the Philippines. I find food mainly in Manila is very strong in flavour, after eating here change my whole perspective. Will definitely come back again"
Stephanie C
Apr 09, 2026"Spacious dine in area and the place was crowded during our visit. The seafood dishes we ordered were delicious but serving size is a bit small. The native chicken was a bit underwhelming as it's a bit tough and bland."
Joan R
Mar 10, 2026"The pork lechon was very tasty and tender—we really enjoyed it. However, the pork sisig was disappointing, as it had more pork fat than meat and was overly oily, which made it less enjoyable. On a positive note, the staff were very attentive and friendly, and the place is spacious, well-ventilated, and still feels cozy even when it’s full of diners."
Common questions about Tatoy's Atria help visitors prepare for a visit and understand offerings and services.
The menu highlights native Filipino dishes and seafood specialties such as baked oysters, lechon manok, buttered shrimp, and kinilaw, along with small plates and desserts.
The restaurant offers wheelchair accessible entrances, parking, seating, and restrooms to accommodate guests with mobility needs.
Reservations are accepted and recommended especially for brunch, lunch, and dinner service due to usually busy dining times and waiting periods.
Guests can choose dine-in with table service, takeout, delivery, or outdoor seating depending on their preference and schedule.
Free parking is available including a parking lot and street parking near the restaurant for convenience.
The venue is family-friendly, providing high chairs and an environment suitable for children.
Payments can be made via credit cards and debit cards alongside cash transactions.