Sit-Down at Alfoncito’s Place: An A1 Experience
Potential hang-outs have been springing up like mushrooms in the past few days. (That’s right, days.) There was this milk tea shop, that milk tea shop, and a restaurant reinvented. Before I heard about all of these however, my sister gave me the heads up about Alfoncito’s Place.
I was still in the process of planning a trip to Kisad Road to check this new Baguio resto out when Maam Gracie called on her ‘angels’ (just so you know, that’s Ane, Sam, and me now =b) to give them a try.
EDY lower ground floor, version Alfoncito’s!
Located in the lower ground level of EDY building, I was amazed at Read More…
Zio’s Pizza: THAT’s Amore!
Let’s hit play on the Dean Martin song, the one that goes “When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that’s amore.” In the city of Baguio, whether it’s a large pizza or just a regular sized one, you’re still going to be love struck if you get this pizza from Zio’s.
The Zio’s Military Cut Off scene
If it’s any testament to the Zio’s success, Read More…
Achieve Inner Peace through Lotus House Chinese Food (Ohhhmmmm)
Chinese restaurants abound in the city of Baguio (and in the Philippines). And why shouldn’t there be lots of them when Chinese food is so good? (“,) As promised, we’re doing a feature blog on the Lotus House restaurant at the old Hotel Supreme.
It’s right where the old Ivy’s Grill and Restaurant used to be and they’ve renovated the place so that it’s not as ominous looking as it was the first time I saw it. *shyeeew. Ivy Grill has been transferred across Lotus and it’s also known as Café Palmera.
Ivy Grill and Restaurant/Cafe Palmera
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 