This is the best cake baker ever. I miss her cakes. I wish I could taste her cakes again... Good…read moreservice, and the cake was super nice, and also the ambiance of the place was clean and neat

Poochie Tayag makes the best cakes in Angeles - she can reproduce just about any cake you find on…read morethe net or in a book. Her cakes are most always moist and delicious and we've been using her services for many years. She's done wedding, birthday and pool party cakes for us. Always on time, and always better than you would expect them to be. This is the only place in town to get really excellent cake-design done.

Hubby and I often walk through the neighborhood during the day. We find many restaurants that our…read morefriends, who have lived here for a long time, don't even know about. Pie lady is located toward the back of the Arena plaza, they're open early when most eateries in the area are still closed. They're not busy in the mornings during the week. There's lively jazz music playing, the Hallmark channel on the TV, free WiFi, and a couple of tables outside. Staff is friendly and speaks English. WE'VE TRIED: -Eggs made perfectly, hash browns crispy outside but mushy on the inside -Tocino breakfast comes with 2 pancakes, can request for garlic rice. This was ok. - Pancakes thick and dense, reminds me of the soufflé pancakes I had in Canada: not my cup of tea. I like my pancakes light and fluffy with a slight crispness to the edge. -Bacon burger with fries was ok, hubby liked it more than me. -Chocolate cookie is good: soft and crumbly. They make it in house. -Apple pie ala mode-needed more cinnamon and sugar. Ice cream tasted like it had tons of butter in it bleh! The food & desserts are made fresh in house. They have a strong ac and free WiFi. We would come back to try more things from their menu.

I found this place my first day in Angeles near my hotel and the name doesn't say it all , this is…read morea small restaurant that you can get breakfast, bunch or late lunch at. In addition some of the most delicious home made pies and cakes in town. And they serve a good coffee or espresso to go with it. Pies and Cakes go for 80-160 Pesos, or $1.60 to $3.00 approximately. They don't have a web site which is a shame so this is what I remember I saw on the dessert side. Banana raisin, Chocolate Chip, Oatmeal raisin cookies Peach mango, Apple, Chocolate, Cherry, Pecan, Pumpkin pie German Chocolate. Carrot cake and Blueberry cheesecake Brownies I had the German Chocolate cake and it's real good, the only difference to the American styles is the chocolate frosting on the sides, I was picking the crumbs from the plate afterwards. They have a good pasta plates and I can vouch for the Shrimp and Carbonara. They also served buggers and fires, and your typical eggs, bacon, hash browns. or pancakes all with toast, butter, or jam for breakfast.

Out of this world fresh still warm cheese bread. Fast and friendly service. The location is small…read morebut very efficient. A definite must if you visit Angles City Pampanga PH.

This is the cheesiest and softest bread ever... It melts in the mouth and it lingers in the taste…read morebuds! Yummy!

Great locally owned restaurant with fresh ingredients, fresh meat from the owner's Pinoy Sausage…read moreMaker, and air conditioned indoor seating! (Great outdoor patio as well.) Check out the all you can eat country breakfast buffet on Saturdays. A block off the main tourist street but worth the walk!

I love delis because they have so much variety when it comes to meats and cheeses: the perfect…read morepairing for a delicious sandwich. They also sell different kinds of breads, condiments, chips and candy. I saw gourmet potato chips from Spain, curries from Thailand, chocolates from Germany, condiments from America and a nice selection of herbal teas. The minimum amount you need to purchase for sliced deli meats and cheeses is 100g. Sausages are sold per piece or per pack. We've tried their sandwiches, but I'd recommend purchasing your own meats, cheeses and condiments and making your own gourmet sandwiches at home (I'd recommend getting your freshly baked breads from Bretto's on Don Juico). Nice, clean organized store with helpful staff. Great place to pick up specialty items for a recipe, charcuterie board or to fill up a picnic basket.

4 stars for their yummy drinks, high speed Internet, clean dining area, nice staff and strong…read moreaircon. I come here often when I'm in Korea Town and just want to hang out. I get caught up on Yelp, update a bunch of apps, or study: I'm a satisfied patron. PREVIOUS REVIEW: It was early morning and I was walking down Korea Town, this pretty patio caught my eye. Apparently smokers like to hang out in the outdoor patio because I noticed some used ashtrays on the tables. Inside is air conditioned with some semi-private tables. The place is roomy and clean, with cute decor and upbeat background music. They have a super strong and fast WiFi. Baked goods are wrapped in plastic just waiting for you to pick them up. Everything is baked fresh in house. The staff told me that the actual prices are 20% off of what's posted: interesting gimmick. Grab a tray and bring your items to the cashier in the back. One time they had some samples available. Good thing I tried the "brownie" which looked more spongy like a cake: it was dry. Tried their cookies and they were bland and dry. I wanted to try one of their mini cream puffs but they don't sell them by the piece. They have nice looking cakes and you get a free loaf of bread if you buy one. If you're dining in, you can have your pastries warmed up. I enjoyed their fresh mango shake which was thick and sweet. Their cold brew is made with coffee beans imported from Korea: strong and sweet, next time I'll have to ask them to cut back on the sugar. I couldn't convince the lone worker to add cream/milk to it *sigh*: not to accommodating. Tea drinks are made from powdered mixes, shakes are made from fresh fruit, and iced teas are flavored with syrup. I haven't found any baked goods that I like yet; but they do have decent drinks. This is a nice place to hang out, or get some work done.

Compared to Dunkin Donuts and Mr Donuts, hubby and I prefer Krispy Kreme. Our favs are the classic…read moreglazed and custard filled chocolate glazed. Their donuts will definitely give you a sugar high, I would recommend either availing of their complimentary self service water OR pairing them with strong coffee. The dining area is pretty cozy with modern decor. Staff are friendly and the line moves pretty fast, considering people usually buy dozens at a time. This is something we relegate to a rare treat once in a blue moon.

*Located in the Queen's hotel. RBI is open late... around 2am, I had lunch here 2 days ago and it…read morewas good ... The steak itself is prepared good but I asked for medium and it was over cooked to medium well. Tonight I took a take away rib eye and it was cooked to perfection... The venue itself is nice. There is outside seating and a small bar. The menu is just like Texas road house. The cuts of meat are USDA. I was surprised because most of Asia uses Austria. Outside in the seating area there is a pool but I think it's for hotel guest only. Plenty of tables outside and inside Definitely a good spot to get a steak!

DINING OUT DURING A PANDEMIC:…read more We've been extending our wedding anniversary celebration and decided to try the breakfast here. Things don't always turn out the way that you plan, but that's not always bad. Our temps were scanned at the front door of the hotel; face masks and shields are mandatory. Hubby signed us in, then a lovely masked cowgirl/server opened the door to the restaurant and greeted us. I chose a table outside, requesting the ceiling fan to be turned on. We took our time perusing the menu and decided against breakfast, instead we ordered: - Cafe mocha - made from Brazilian coffee beans. This was good. - Corn Fritters made fresh and covered in powdered sugar. Always a winner YUM! - Crab cakes - Oh my! This was delish! Made with fresh crab with a light crisp exterior topped with mango relish - New York Nachos topped with sirloin chunks, chili con carne, pico de gallo, cheese and jalapeños. Comes with sour cream and guacamole (not up to the standard of California avocados) - I make my own chili con carne from scratch, so I wasn't fond of their version, but hubby ate it up! - Blackened Chicken sandwich with smoked bacon - delicious soft bun, thick cut bacon, it had good flavor. American size portions (not tiny Filipino size) with prices that are reasonable, considering the high quality of their ingredients. Also don't be afraid to make requests: they have corn fritters and a cafe mocha that aren't not on the menu. Servers actually come by and asked "How's your food?", this is the first time I've ever heard anyone here in the Philippines ask that! If you need anything, you just need to give the servers a knowing glance, and they'll quickly come. They're always close by keeping an eye out for you. FYI: the standard around the Philippines is that the servers won't check in on you unless you need them. That's why many places have call buttons, or the staff stand around waiting for you to call them. What a beautiful place for a relaxing poolside meal, listening to Kenny G working his magic on the saxophone, and the soothing sound of the rain in the background: I've found foodie heaven.