No Picnic at Camp John Hay: Where Do We Eat Now?
Growing up in Baguio, one of my fondest memories is that of the family/friends picnicking at Camp John Hay. You take your pick of the tables set up in Scout Hill (beside what used to be the tennis courts… and there are more tables set up on the ‘Scout’ hillside =D, now), usually trying to get to CJH the earliest to beat the other picnickers to the tables nearest the grill.
The view from the table by the Little John’s window…and some representations Little John’s customers have drawn. Nice, no? ^^,
In the event that it rains on your picnic (which can be expected of Baguio weather *hihi) and everything gets so drenched that nothing is edible or maybe an army of ants come in and march away with everything but your trash bags, the picnic can still push through. (“,) Read More…
House of Waffles: Eggs – Just the Way I Like Them
How do you like your eggs?
The western skillet: Country fried potatoes topped with fresh eggs (cooked your way), shredded cheddar cheese, diced bell peppers, tomatoes, green onions, two strips of bacon and two sausages with toast all in a skillet. *shyeeew that was a long menu description =b
The menu…at least one of them front and back. (Sorry for the cut sides guys. I was taking photos then just so I have a reference for what to order when we came back next. ^^,)
Me, I like them Read More…
Italian Delights at the Cantinetta
Plain and simple, Italian cuisine is magnificent! If you find yourself in Baguio City and you want to whet your palate with Italian food, Cantinetta is the place to be.
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 