Love this place right next to our favorite dinner spot Bondi and Burke. We got engaged there.read more

A cute and fancy little place. They bake their own pastries. Perfect for brunch and hanging out…read morewith friends. Nice presentation of food and interior design. Instagram worthy. Not much parking around the area. The place gets busy and they don't take reservations. No tap cards or Apple Pay (for overseas people) but they take senior citizen. discount, major credit cards and cash. Staff are very friendly.

Just terrible experience, bad service, long wait times ordered three times and every time I ordered…read morethey had a different excuse for not having items... my party ordered ribs which they claim are their popular item.... You can't taste they are using liquid smoke and not that great

This is a new restaurant in town that has drawn a lot of attention from locals and Davao City…read morevisitors. It is literally in the middle of nowhere, thus the name. Driving to tgis location gives you an impression that you're lost or heading the wrong direction. But just when you think you need to turn around, one sees the sign to the parking lot. I would have given this place 5 atars if not for the walk from the parking lot to the restaurant. For families with little kids, I find it a little dangerous to be walking along the road towards the restaurant at night on a rainy day. Once in the reataurant, you are welcomed by a warm modern dining setting. The place is not very big, but it's spacious and inviting to patrons. I especially liked the wooden trays that they used to serve the food. It's quite unique. Our kids liked their chicken barbeque because it was tender and a hint of sweetness. I liked the Gambas n and bbq sauce. It had a hunt of Cajun taste that my hubby and I enjoy. Their iced tea was a pleasant surpise. It was served in a HUGE mason jar. That can feed a giant!. I wish they had nore than one restroom, but it wasn't too bad. I enjoyed reading and admiring the wall art leading towards the restroom. It was a creative way of guiding patrons to the washroom. The only thing missing was a sign on the dinig area door, which confused some of the patrons who were walking back from the restroom. Overall, we enjoyed the food and dining experience. This place has goof food and dessert with great service.

I'm really happy I spotted this place a couple of months back. I never really knew about it cause I…read morerarely go to this part of town but the exteriors caught my attention. It's a really cute little well-lit restaurant inside the first floor of a hotel compound and if you look well enough, it can really catch your attention. There's fair space inside. Maybe around 30-40 people can fit and around 10-15 can sit outside. Parking might be a little by hard because the compound is shared by other establishments but you can always park on the side of the road at night. The food is very affordable! Price range would be 140-350. There are some dishes for sharing less than 350 and it's really good for like 3-4 people! We ordered their Cheesy Sizzling Sisig on a skillet and it was huge!! It was worth 275 and I shared the bill with my friend so you can say we pretty much had a cheap, hearty meal that tasted really great! I also ordered their Old School Vanilla shake for 180 (? I think I'm not so sure anymore) and it was also really great! The service might not be as promising because there's only a few servers and the place is usually really crowded so they tend to get very busy. All in all it was still a really good quaint dining experience.

If you want to have snacks and food just to fill your tummy before the main meal, then you must…read morevisit this place. Just below the Hari Suites where we stayed. The special "batchoy" is a must if you like noodle soup. Overall the place is clean and not crowded.

I love this little cafe. The interior kind of puts you off (cause you can tell when they're using…read morecheap materials for the interior - so it's either too bright for your eyes, gives off a weird smell or gives off that 'tryin too hard' kind of vibe. Also the chairs and couches and walls aren't good anymore either - hence the cheap interior), but stay for the food! It's a great cafe that serves great meals. I love their frappes and shakes, coffees and teas and everything else - except their desserts! I usually order their green tea frappe (which is heaven) or just take the usual Americano when I feel like I need an afternoon kick. Their pastas and rice meals are great. I order their steamed Dory in melted Parmesan and other cheeses and it just melts in your mouth!!!! I also really like their aglio olio pasta Don't stay for desserts. Like their cheap interior, their desserts put you off. It might look aight but when you dig through it it's just crap in your mouth. DONT!

Been here for like 5 times already. 4 out of 5 I would order the spicy chicken wings and a…read morecheesecake. I love the mix between a fancy restaurant and a coffeeshop because you could have a meal together and then talk serious matters afterwards when coffee and cakes are ordered. The place is spacious and ambience is great. A go-to place for meals and cakes.

Great place to hang out or even do business meetings. Located at the front of Vista Mall, this cafe…read moreis easily accessible. Options are a bit pricey but each one delish.

Food was delicious. Most cuisines were made using fresh ingredients. Even the seafood was picked…read moreout fresh (you can easily tell if you live in a city where fresh seafood is available everyday). My family and our guests have had a great time with at least 5 different types of meat in one sitting plus a bunch of Filipino cuisines. The only knock is the long waiting time before food arrives (20 to 25 minutes).

9/10 Punong Restaurant…read more This roadside restaurant is a must-visit for seafood enthusiasts. Nestled by a pond, it offers a serene atmosphere, complemented by friendly staff who enhance the experience. The freshness of their seafood is unparalleled!