Mesa Filipino Moderne

Mesa is the upscale sister-restaurant of Lamesa Grill. Located at Greenbelt 5, a rustic interior welcomes guests. The orange accents play nicely with the wooden tables and shiny chairs. Expect this crowd-pleaser resto to be full on weekends, lunch, and dinner. Try on weekdays so can score the couch seats. Staff are courteous and attentive. 

The high ceiling is layered with a one-sided wave of brown accent, with halogen lighting that compliment the orange couches.

Striped wall paper on black half-wall and a striking chandelier. Toilet treatment.

Mesa in Boracay beachfront, part of Boracay Regency Hotel compound

The native chairs and droplights stay true to Mesa's homegrown statement.

Bright interiors come daytime, and very classy at night.

Open dining area offers ocean views and endless breeze

One side has a wall of aquarium. Behind it is one of Boracay Regency's pool.

 Mesa Aura branch have some lovely native materials on highlight. The curves and sheer dividers, with solid stone tables in straight rows, give an overall drama to the interiors.

Utensils

Each table gets some mixed vinegar condiments, chili, and Mesa's latest promos. A candle was added after some flies came in.

Dalandan Juice (cold and hot): Php65 each

 Baked Scallops with Garlic Butter: Php225

 Steamed Okra: Php120

Grilled Hito: Php340

Talong Salad: Php80

Sizzling Blue Marlin: Php280

Baby squid in Olive Oil: Php310

Sinigang na Salmon Head: Php240

Inihaw Sampler: Php670

Remarks:

• The reviews were right. Mesa serves very tasty meals. 
• The baby squid, blue marlin, talong salad.. everything was flavorful and would leave you smiling while chewing. You won't feel robbed with this resto at all. 
• One of the few in the city that I'll probably visit again. 
• The price? Not too steep, considering it's in Greenbelt 5.

Mesa
Greenbelt 5
Tel: 728-0886