“Greenbelt Mall is only a 6 minute drive from the property. Greenbelt Mall, a complex of five contemporary buildings. What is truly unique about this mall is that each section (Greenbelt 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5) has its own style of architecture and features. Greenbelt 1 still has its own quaint little retail shops but is more concentrated on electronics and home appliances. Greenbelt 2 is comprised of fine dining restaurants. Greenbelt 3 has high- end retail shops on the ground floor, and coffee shops that have become the favorite hangout place for many coffee lovers. Exclusive retail stores include: Hermes, Calvin Klein, Kate Spade, Marks and Spencer, Kenneth Cole, Lacoste and more. The second floor has restaurant, bookshops and more. There are connecting walkways from Greenbelt 3 and 4 to Landmark and Glorietta. The cinemas are located in Greenbelt 3. Greenbelt 4 is small compared to Greenbelt 3. The space accommodate the shops of Louie Vuitton, Salvatore Ferregamo, Jimmy Choo, Balenciaga, Prada, Bulgari, Charriol, Gucci and other higher-end shops. Greenbelt 5’s main feature are the shops of top-caliber Filipino designers though there are also imported high end shops like Patek Philippe, Rolex, Panerai, Zara, Yves Saint Laurent, Banana Republic, Liz Clairborne, Paul Smith, Balenciaga and more. There are restaurants of all kinds and types at Greenbelt 2, 3,and 5. For fast food dining, Greenbelt 1 is the place to be. The Greenbelt Mall has a hodgepodge of clienteles. Though middle income can easily afford fine dining and some branded items at the mall, only the rich and moneyed can afford to buy the upper scale store merchandise, like $1000 handbags, without batting an eyelash. Hours: The mall is open every day. Shops open at 10:00 A.M. and close at 10:00 P.M. Coffee shops at the courtyard are open most days 24/7. Parking is not a problem.”

“Rustan's is an all-around grocery if you'd like to buy raw ingredients or everyday basics. Store hours usually follow mall operating hours.”

“Greenbelt is a premier fashion and lifestyle center, featuring choice restaurants with top chefs and seasoned restaurateurs; a distinct mix of international luxury and high-street fashion brands, as well as the best of Filipino fashion and home designers. At the center of its five wings lies a beautifully-landscaped oasis that features a lagoon, zen garden pockets, a koi pond, a church, and proudly Filipino sculptures. Aside from the high-end boutiques and shops, Greenbelt features a chapel inside the complex, Sto. Niño de Paz. It’s a concrete dome in the middle of the pond. The chapel holds masses and religious services daily for mall patrons and office workers working nearby. Every third Sunday of January, it celebrates its titular feast day. Opened in 1988, this luxury mall in Makati City is one of the flagship projects of Ayala Land.”

“Greenbelt 5 is home to most of the world renowned, high-end, retail luxury brands such as Bally, Hugo Boss, Escada, Paul Smith, Tory Burch, Michael Kors and many more. ”

“Looking for some pampering with a relaxing massage or a body scrub? Check out the Spa at Greenbelt 1. Deluxe massage in a common room at P820, executive private room at P950. Call to reserve 840-1325.”

“Great Spanish wine restaurant that has a nice ambience and relatively cheap good wine. Its located within Greenbelt which is a nice area to walk around after as well. ”

“A favorite Mexican - American restaurant with incredibly delicious food and a wide range of dishes. Recommended: - Southwestern Eggrolls - Boneless Buffalo Chicken Salad - Bacon, Ranch, and Chicken Quesadillas”

“For a taste of local Filipino food! Conveniently located inside Greenbelt mall.”

“Good Italian food is hard to find this side of the world. In the Philippines, this is one of the better places around. Has a great pizza and pasta selection. Service is wonderful.”

“PANCAKES. WAFFLES. Considering you are in an Asian Country, these are pretty good by local standards. I always get their cheese pancake or waffle because it's an interesting savory-sweet combination. ”

“One of my favorite local restaurant serving a mix of Spanish and Filipino food. You must try their squid ink paella (Spanish rice) and prawns in garlic.”