Best filipino food on the ridge. Clean restrooms. Relaxed ambience. It also has a large parking…read morespace. They serve a hearty buffet breakfast on weekends .

A beautiful restaurant,from the ambiance,interior is well done,piaya freshly cooked in the middle…read moreand friendly staff.Food is delicious and servings is for sharing.The view is so awesome and fresh air is unforgettable.This is a beautiful family oriented restaurant and we're so happy to be here.

The nuns at the Good Shepherd Convent make THE BEST peanut brittles and ube jam in the Philippines…read more Whenever I people ask me what I want from the Philippines, I tell them to get me this peanut brittle. This was my first visit to the Good Shepherd store. It's got decent views of the surrounding farmland. The lady working the counter was very nice too, but unfortunately, they offer no samples. So if you wanna try ANYTHING, ya gotta buy it first. At least the majority of their items are cheap..

First stop for my Tagaytay trip, I had to drop by to get pasalubong and some delicacies here at…read moreGood Shepherd. Donations and some of the proceeds give to thescholars who work at Bahay Pastulan in Tagaytay. They have many specialties like their ube jam, alfajores, lugaw, pancit, choco flakes. Most of their sweets are excellent. The ube jam is so heavenly because they source their own ube - it is smooth, silky, not too sweet and creamy. I think their recipe is fresh grated ube, carabao's milk, sugar and perhaps butter. These is like addicting ube jam because you can eat it on a spoon or use it on any baking application. Menu here is diverse. 5/5. Ambience here is a steep hilly, so prepare for a cardio and leg workout. But it is so worth it! The mini kiosk on your left serve Filipino dishes like pancit, lugaw, puto and other cooked food while the big store on your right is where all of the signature sweet specialties are found like ube jam, jams, choco flakes, sampaloc, alfajores and other baked goods. 5/5. If you took your vacation on a weekday and in the morning. You will expect short lines. But it was Christmas season, so expect few customers buying boxes full of ube jam for secret santa and gifts. Service is organized and lady was nice. 5/5. If you were to bring some pasalubong back home. I suggest you buy the 900g ube jam in a plastic container, choco flakes, alfajores, sampaloc and other baked goods are great. But please don't buy the ube dimples - they were old and chewy - horrible from the product line. Get the lugaw and pancit - surprised but really good!

My friends and I had lunch here driving back to Manila from Tagaytay. They had a good experience…read morehere so they chose this resto when we got to Solenad. I was surprised at how pricey their food was given the interiors of the resto was really simple - like an airconditioned carinderia. This was because their food portions were big. I got the seafood in a regular plate. It came with shrimp, squid, tanigue and alimasag. The sauce was too rich and thick I lost interest in the dish after a few bites. The alimasag had no meat in it at all. Would have been better if they replaced it with more shrimp or squid. I didnt eat the complimentary soup because it used meat stock. My friends liked their sisig and chicaron bulaklak. Overall I wasn't impressed. If you are a meat eater you might love their food.

Filipino food is something I believe is something we all love very much. We cannot go wrong with a…read moregreat "Daing na Bangus" or "Kare-Kare." This restaurant specializes on those two dishes and they do it in utter perfection. This a small establishment seated in the confines of Nuvali. It's a simple restaurant that probably has a seating capacity of 30 people. They have a wide menu of your favorite Filipino dishes that it's such a family friendly place. Everything is served family style and comes to you very fast. The food is so good that you'll just keep wanting more. The best part is that you can take home marinated Bangus and just fry it at home whenever you're looking for this particular, wonderful taste.

Had our Wedding Reception on this place last Dec 16, 2010 and love the ambiance and food. We even…read morehad a food taste test that will be served to our guests. Overall, our visitors & guests love the place and the food as well! Looking forward to come and visit this 2026 :)

Probably one of the most relaxed restaurants I've been to in this area of tagaytay. Quick, polite…read moreservice (bottomless fresh coconut juice was refilled almost after every sip; my mom's warm water was offered changed to keep the temp correct). Food was good, the roasted pork was perfect, surprisingly very delicious carbonara pasta, fried pumpkin- filled chicken was yummy, paella Negra was ok. The gardens are beautiful and quiet. Highly recommend this place if you want some place quiet, clean, and good.

We never skip a trip to Tagaytay, whenever in the Philippines - and more often than not, we end up…read moreat this original Bag of Beans location. The place has clearly had some upgrades and looks beautiful, even though there was still construction happening during our visit. What really stood out was the staff. They noticed we were bothered by the noise and kindly offered to move us to another section, which made a big difference. The wait staff was friendly, attentive, and just all-around great. As for the food and drinks, the blueberry cheesecake was the star of the table. We also enjoyed Chardonnay and coffee, both of which paired nicely with the relaxed atmosphere. Overall, it was a solid experience and still one of our favorite stops in Tagaytay.

I have not been here in years…read more I know this is a new location, it's bigger and i like the ambiance. Was here with friends for brunch. The servers were helpful and service was good. Got our orders right and they serve water continuously. My husband ordered bistek which he loved. Mine was chicken and pork adobo, flavor was on point. And the ripe mango shake

All around excellent grocery. Signs are all in English. Health benefits of all foods are listed…read more Very clean and nice. Professional and friendly staff.

Tagaytay has long been a quick getaway destination especially for those of us who live in the south…read moreof Manila. A very welcome change is the complex built by Robinson's Land collectively called Summit Ridge. Aside from the hotel, it's a very convenient stop as the shopping or mall area has several restaurants like Gilligan's, Razon's, Shakey's, Hap Chan, Starbucks, etcetera. There are also specialty stores at the second level for other needs. What I like most about Summit Ridge is that there's a supermarket (Robinson's, ofcourse) where we can get last minute or emergency stuff we fail to bring to an out of town trip. There's also several stalls (tiangge) in the open area selling an assortment of items from clothes, shoes, souvenir items and even delicacies. For those who do not necessarily intend to purchase anything and just need a toilet break, you'll be glad to know that theirs is quite spacious and kept relatively clean most of the time.

Gourmet's Farm compound is known for Gourmet's Cafe, a small place that offers quick meals, drinks,…read moreand happens to also be a store where you can purchase their farm's products and other locally-sourced items from food to personal care. Though, not a lot of people know that further inside Gourmet Farms is a Mediterranean-inspired fine dining restaurant called The Dining Room. It's yet another one of those structures that are inspired by those houses in Santorini, Greece--all white and turquoise with a dome. Their menu is more refined than that of the storefront cafe, so if you're feeling a bit more fancy, head here instead. My family and I went here for an early New Year's lunch and since we had our dog tagged along (which they allowed!), we opted to eat al fresco. They have a pretty nice ambience since you'll be eating adjacent to their gardens. While I couldn't say anything about their meat dishes, I really enjoyed their salad bar. It's a piece of heaven for any hungry vegetarian/vegan. The greens are fresh, the roasted vegetables were flavourful, and they have a variety of salad dressings available. You're guaranteed to have super fresh produce, too, since it's really pretty much farm to table here. This place is great for families, or for a lunch/dinner date. Though if you're looking for a quick bite, opt to eat at the cafe instead since this place can get a bit pricey.

The Dining Room is our favorite stop over place whenever we go to Tagaytay. We usually visit for…read morelunch, snack, or just a short visit to the grocery upstairs. The facade of the restaurant is like a Greek house in Santorini. It serves organic, farm to table dishes. They grown their own lettuce and coffee. Upon request, you can visit their lettuce farm just behind the restaurant and walk around the farm and see how everything starts. Being a frequent visitor, we probably have ordered everything on the menu. They often offer a buffet with unlimited fresh salad. Price is very affordable and worth the value. The vegetables are fresh and crisp. I also love their pastas and meals. Don't forget the banaba iced tea, This is the place to go if you want to eat healthier and in a good environment. Parking is ample.

Whenever I come to the Philippines my family would always try to take me but they were always…read moreclosed, but this time I was able to try out this place after two years!!! This restaurant is only open Friday - Sunday. The menu is simple however all dishes are delicious and well made. The service is great as well and we were well taken care of! A must try if you are in the Tagaytay area. We ordered the tarragon chicken, herbs de Provence chicken, Bianca pizza, and margarita pizza all were delicious and portions are large.

This is our absolute favorite restaurant in tagaytay…read more Definitely worth the trip! BEST PORK CHOPS EVER!!!! Super value for your money! T bone platter is EXCELLENT!!! Pizza is awesome!!!! We love this place!!!!