If you’re ever in need of a late-night meal, great coffee, or somewhere with fast, reliable wifi, great news! Foam Coffee has all three. The recently opened café is a short distance from Baguio City Hall. It’s on the upper ground floor of Travelite Express Hotel. They offer indoor and outdoor seating, and their doors are open 24 hours. They have a wide selection of … Continue reading 24-Hour Drinks and Dining at Foam Coffee
Sometimes, you need a pick-me-up – and that pick-me-up needs a little kick. That’s exactly what I got with these fabulous lemon tarts from Baked Krumbs. Before we even get into the taste, I want to show some love for how pretty they are. The bright yellow color of the filling put me in a sunny mood, even in the gloomy weather. And it’s framed … Continue reading Baked Krumbs’ Amazing Lemon Tarts
Terramoré Spa and Restaurant recently opened its doors along Bakakeng Road – the part of Bakakeng with a gorgeous view at night. They offer a variety of spa services, a sauna, and a Himalayan pink salt room. We saw their ads online and decided to get a package deal that included welcome drinks, a massage, and a three-course meal. We headed over there in the … Continue reading Gastronomy and Chill at Terramoré Spa and Restaurant
If you haven’t heard of Cafe Leche yet, the best time to head over there and enjoy their food and drinks is right now. They have a nice variety of menu items, but most of them are brunch dishes. We ordered eggs Benedict and a cheese, bacon, and ham omelette with a side of toast. My omelette came with a simple salad, as well. One … Continue reading Cafe Leche Serves Brunch All Day
The first time I dined at Grumpy Joe, it was a newly opened, hole-in-the-wall place with a respectable ten-or-so tables. That was about eight years ago. Grumpy Joe as we know it today has grown remarkably, now with two large branches plus a third in La Union. Amid many changes (Their original branch along Leonard Wood has since shut down) the vibe hasn’t changed. Grumpy … Continue reading Grumpy Joe’s Must-Tries, All in One Go
Sometimes I look back at that first lockdown back in March of 2020, and I know I’m not alone in having binge watched Crash Landing on You. I don’t drink coffee, so I never got on the dalgona bandwagon, but the K-drama series offered a bit of comfort and levity in a scary time. CLOY fans will be thrilled to discover Seollem Cafe – a … Continue reading Seollem Cafe serves Korean Food, Drinks, and Aesthetics
If you’re like me, you always have room for dessert. Lucky for us, some of the best restaurants in Baguio offer sweet endings in the form of pastries, cakes, and other sugary delights. Here are some of my favorites so far: Canto is probably best known for their Lomo Ribs – and for good reason! But don’t miss out on their other offerings. I’m a … Continue reading Even More Sweets in Baguio
I wrote about The Shrimp Pirate a few months back in my Calle Uno Food Hub post. We chowed down on their shrimp and mussel rice meals with just the right cajun kick to wake up your senses. The airy (and therefore safer than indoor) dining experience is great, but sometimes, it’s better to keep the party at home. At-home gatherings can still be plenty … Continue reading Get Your Next Lobster Dinner from Shrimp Pirate
When it comes to food for celebrations, we all love a good cake. But there’s nothing wrong with straying from tradition once in a while. One of my favorite alternatives (that still satisfies the sugar craving) is cookies. Cookies don’t require a plate for each serving, and it’s easy to get a variety of flavors to try in one go. In fact, that’s exactly what … Continue reading Tempting Treats from The Cookie Box Baguio
The third Mandeko Kito took place on the grounds of Berkeley School, in the searing summer heat. Well, as “searing” as Baguio gets, at least. People who love crafts (and food) came together to offer their made-with-love products to like-minded buyers, and the buyers came through. I came away with just a few things, but also with a handful of new small businesses to look … Continue reading A Summer Mandeko Kito Haul
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