Jack's Ridge

Jack's Ridge is a hilltop leisure and dining complex on Shrine Hills in Matina, Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines. Perched about 300 feet above sea level, it overlooks Davao City, Davao Gulf and Mount Apo. Developed around a World War II historical site, it now houses restaurants, cafes, gardens and viewing decks. It is notable for panoramic city and sunset views, landscaped grounds and its role as a popular dining and sightseeing destination.

Visitors can expect a landscaped hilltop complex with multiple restaurants and cafes, open-air viewing decks, gardens and souvenir shops overlooking Davao City and Davao Gulf. The setting is elevated and breezy with paved walkways, dining pavilions and photo spots. Visitors can dine, stroll through gardens, view the cityscape and Mount Apo in the distance, and see historical markers related to World War II. Evenings offer illuminated city views.

Jack's Ridge served as a Japanese garrison and stronghold during World War II. After the war it was named after U.S. Army Major Jack E. Hawkins who led operations in the area. A historical marker at the site commemorates its wartime role.

A well-known leisure, dining and social gathering place for residents and visitors in Davao City, valued for its scenic overlook, gardens and collection of restaurants showcasing local cuisine and hospitality.