Alma Siargao

Alma brings Spanish tapas to General Luna, small plates made for sharing and an easy pace that suits a long evening. The menu draws on classic Spanish tradition, with cured meats, patatas bravas, and more composed dishes that hold up alongside good sangria or a glass of wine. It sits comfortably between a neighbourhood bar and a proper dinner restaurant, so you can drop in for a quick bite at the bar or settle in for a full spread with a group.

What sets it apart from most spots on the island is a genuine commitment to the style. This isn't tapas as a concept tacked onto a general menu; the kitchen and the format are built around it, and that focus comes through in the food.

Come with at least three people and order widely, since small plates only make sense when you're sharing enough of them to explore the menu properly.