Communting Guide: How to go to Maginhawa Street, Quezon City

Maginhawa street in Quezon City is a fast rising star when it comes to the best go-to places for food tripping here in the Metro. The long street of Maginhawa has a vast collection of restaurants that could satisfy your cravings. Perfectly connected to its name (Maginhawa, an adjective which means convenient or comfortable), one should visit the place in ease.

Here’s how to go to Maginhawa Street in Quezon City.

Coming from North Edsa (SM North)

1. Ride a bus going to Quezon Avenue (Ilalim), go down at Mc Donalds, walk towards Quezon Avenue, ride a Jeep going to PHILCOA, Go down at PHILCOA, walk towards Mini-Stop, ride a Tricycle and tell the driver to drop you off to Maginhawa Street or to your target restaurant.

Photo grab from Looloo.com

At present, as to how the restaurant owners in Maginhawa told me, there are no other way to reach the place without riding the tricycle. Thou if you want a more convenient way to visit the place, might as well bring a car but unfortunately some restaurants have problems with parking spaces. Or maybe, for a more convenient options, take a cab instead, use apps like Grab-A-Taxi, Easy Taxi or UBER for a more safer ride going to Maginhawa.

Will update this post when I got the chance to explore the other routes. Enjoy dining!

Until our next trip in the City!

またね Mata ne!

14 Comments


Trisha June 21, 2016

Pano ako makakapunta ng Maginhawa kapag galing akong SM Fairview? Thanks for the feedback.

Aylexa June 30, 2015

Hi, Ive heard there’s an alternative route from Anonas Station to V luna Extension (SM savemore). Are there available tricycles from Anonas Street to take you to snack shack? It would be more time consuming for me if I take the Philcoa route. Thank you 🙂

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Rodel Flordeliz December 20, 2014

thanks hershey!

Rodel Flordeliz December 20, 2014

thanks marc! 🙂 hope it helped

Marc Igual Calañada December 17, 2014

thanks you blog very accurate directions

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Hershey Cristabel Neri December 14, 2014

OMG I was helping my friend look for directions going here! Thanks so much, this helps a lot! 🙂
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  Rodel Flordeliz December 15, 2014
  
  its a bit difficult actually to go there. pero malign help young tricycle ride
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    ymhej January 30, 2015
    
    I believe there’s a jeep going to Philcoa at the Trinoma Terminal. I just thought it’s easier from North Edsa instead of going to Q.Ave pa. Just a little help, if this does. 🙂
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      Edcilc January 20, 2016
      
      Yes there is. Meron din sa terminal mismo ng Sm North EDSA. You can ride a jeep going to SM fairview or U.P then drop off at Philcoa.. ?
      - Julius Deocadiz February 2, 2016
        
        It is more convenient if we ride a jeep from SM North then drop off at Philcoa?