Service is always on point and the food is great! This haven is best fit for groupies…read more Noise is manageable " people noise". parking area in front has space for 4 cars (which is just right for the place) . They are known for their signature "buko juice in a bottle" (Try it!).

Nathaniel is open for take outs only even at this time of ECQ ( enchanted community quarantine)…read more They have the best delicacies in the province of Pampanga. Their price is very reasonable, and they maintain food handling safety measures. Really clean establishment. Their dine in is temporarily closed but eventually it will open soon. Stay safe everyone.

It's a good place to eat and drink coffee. Food are fresh and good, I would definitely recommend .read more

A worth it dessert stop just before Baguio or after eating at Calajo which is situated on the…read moresecond floor, HOY on the entrance. Probably the best yogurt I've tasted in Philippines, deliciously creamy with different choice of three toppings for an order. Calajo- dont have Calajo on yelp but would like to comment on this as well as its just situated on the same place, so normally you can go dine in at Calajo then have some HOY yogurt after. The food we ordered were delicious taste so good, chicken curry has its own unique taste, I really liked the kangkong with red rice. They have plenty of food to choose from some are pricey some are not, recommend it you want local taste with wonderful view in the outside. P.S.2019

This is located along Session Road lined up with the city's best kept restaurants. Never leave…read moreBaguio without a taste of Vizco's Strawberry Shortcake. The combination of the glazed fruits and moist strawberry chiffon is worth the hype. It's so good you would want it for your birthday. Cakes are all reasonably priced; actual rates may vary: * Slice of Strawberry Shortcake costs Php80 * 6" Small Round Cake at Php 375 * 8" Medium Round Cake at Php 610 * 10" Large Cake at Php 1065 * 10x14 Cake at Php 1950 * 12x16 Cake at Php2 800 Tried a variety of slices including Lemon Torte, Ube Cake, and Carrot Cake paired up with brewed coffee. Whether you're going for a dessert of full meal, they also serve rice meals, salads, pizza, and pasta. Went here after dinner so I asked the best-sellers instead. According to the staff, ribs and tapa is also a crowd favorite. Service is pretty fast despite the number of customers. They also have a branch in Camp John Hay. I brought home a whole round cake and it survive the 5-hour drive to Manila but we have to finish it the same day to keep the freshness.

This is one of the reason why I go to Baguio, Vizco's. I love their pizza and their pasta. Also, I…read morecan't seem get enough of their cakes, specially the strawberry shortcake, and please don't ever leave Baguio without ever trying it. You never know what you're missing until you tried it.

Whenever I find myself in Pampanga, I make sure to make a dessert stop at a La Creme. My first time…read morein this branch was a few years ago after coming from a beach trip in Zambales. Since then, it has become our "icing on the cake" whenever we're out north and on our way home. While the bistro serves appetizers, soups and salads, sandwiches, pasta, rice meals and other dishes, what we really come here for is the dessert and coffee. It takes a few bites before finding the cake that's right for you because on my first try, I ordered a cake that was way too sweet. However, on my second and third recent visits, I was pretty happy with the cakes, crepe and coffee I ordered. I tried their Mango Loco crepe, and then paired it with a tall glass of mocha coffee. The crepe is good for sharing and has just enough mango slices; while their coffee has Hershey's chocolate syrup at the bottom and topped with whipped cream. The iced coffee drink was enough to keep me awake to the drive back in Manila. On my third and most recent visit however, I think I already found my go-to dessert and coffee orders. On my very first visit, I had the sinful chocolate cake - which was too sinful it was too sweet, so I avoided this. I ordered a slice of blueberry cheesecake which, thank heavens, was not too sweet and went well with the Cafe Mocha I ordered. Other cakes I've tried are the rocky road cake and Belgian chocolate cake. Among these two, I really liked the Belgian chocolate cake, which had this glossy coating and decorated with large dark chocolate buttons. It wasn't too sweet and large enough for sharing between two people. While a La Creme has yet to open a branch in the Metro, I hope it stays this way - there's really something special about driving a few hours just for food. And after getting your sweet fix, you'll see that the travel is definitely worth it - and bring a friend or two to join in on your Pampanga a La Creme adventure.

The food here is very delicious! Especially the Steak and Prawns! Their homemade chips are also…read moregood!

Patch Cafe was an AMAZING establishment with a wonderful staff and delicious food (Instagramable)…read more the ambiance was fulfilling and the cafe was EXTREMELY full, they need to expand haha I will be back next time i'm in Baguio

Excellent service! Kudos to Nova our server this morning, she knows how to anticipate your needs…read morebefore you even ask.

Good coffee! And cookies yummmmy Next time I will try the…read moresandwiches! Also staff are very friendly and orders are quick.

Coffee shop? A must. The aroma made me taste their espresso shot and made me buy their whole coffee…read morebean. The barista was super friendly. They have a bar and seating areas. I've noticed it's the most crowded spot in the area all the time. They play freakin' good music too! Beat that!

The ambiance was alright the coffee was good and i managed to finish my coffee within 1 minute and…read more30 seconds dog

We were looking for a place to meet up with family, and this was perfect as it had a good…read morefood/drink menu as well as being casual enough to just sit back and relax. They had many great breakfast items - I loved the mushroom omelette as well as many choices for lunch as well. They also have a good coffee & drink menu. They were unfortunately unable to make any of their Fruit Frenzy drinks while we were there, but the strawberry vanilla frappe was a good alternative and, while sweet, was very delicious. Great place to hangout & catch-up.

I had some tsokolate in Taal Town a week before and had been craving some ever since. When I…read morearrived in Baguio, I found this on Yelp and within walking distance from my Condo. The place was almost empty as I go there right after they opened. The staff seated me immediately and gave me a menu. Not only that but they made recommendations. This was the best Tsokolate I've had in the Philippines! Rich flavor, textured and hot. I almost burned my mouth. The view of Baguio from my table wasn't bad either. I enjoyed the setting who was I the former Barrio Fiesta building.

Waffle was plain, same as with the chocolate drink. Nothing spectacular, not what we were expecting.read more

As coffee shops go, Bo's coffee is on par with all of the chain coffee places in the states…read more However, I would disagree with another reviewer that this is "local". It is local per se that most of the clientele were either from the US, Canada or the upper echelon of the local community. Your average Filipino family will not be able to afford to go here. Even though, I gave the place four stars, due to the ambience and staff, the place made me realize how much of a class distinction still exists within Filipino society. The egalitarian me just cannot condone showering this place with my hard earned cash when I could better serve the local economy by patronizing the true local places

This place is wannabe Starbucks but very limited menu. Their facilities are well kept and…read moremaintained and becoming to be a big hit for millennials since they're already all over the place even inside big malls like Megamall in Manila.

This was the first place in the Philippines where I tried motche. I am a BIG fan of mochi desserts…read more In this Filipino version, mochi is filled with sweet bean paste and then a delicious coconut sauce is poured over it. Since my visit here, I've had better at other places. I love that they sell slices of their desserts so you can sample before you commit to a whole. If you want to try a lot of different Filipino desserts at once, this would be a good place to come. Bring some strong coffee and a friend to share with.

Great native cakes at a good price and selection. Helpful and courteous employees. Located in…read moreshopping mall.