Marco-Polo Restaurant Pasta&Pizza

Marco Polo is an Italian pizza and pasta restaurant on the water along the Circumferential Road in Maite, San Juan, next to Habibi. Tables sit on a terrace looking straight out to sea, and the sunset view is the thing reviewers mention most, ahead of any single dish.

Pizzas come thin and crisp from a proper oven. In 2026 a margherita was about ₱320 and a pepperoni about ₱400, and the truffle, quattro formaggi and Hawaiian pizzas all have their fans. On the pasta side, the pescatora, salmon cream pasta, cheese ravioli and lasagna get good mentions, with burrata salad to start. Finish with tiramisu or the creme brulee, or order mojitos for sunset. Shisha is available too. Ordering works through a buzzer on each table, which you also press for the bill. Reviews are mixed on consistency, so stick to the pizzas.

Google lists it open daily from 8am to 11pm and puts spend at ₱500 to ₱1,000 a head. It is quiet in the low season and busier around sunset. Arrive about 30 minutes before sunset to get a sea-side table, and press the buzzer straight away so your pizza lands while the light is still good.