Baguio Greatest Hits for Good Food
These restaurants need no introduction (or any other commentary …err, maybe just a little. I might still have some information bits to dish out. *harhar)
1.) Tea House
The Tea House menu and scene *click to enlarge photo
Barn Café: No Bats Here… Just Good Food (Krispy Kreme and J.Co in Baguio? Yes way!)
There’s a quote that goes “…old barns are full of bats”. The Barn Café is relatively new but just the same, Jo and I were curious. After going stalk mode over the web for information about this establishment, we set up an impromptu food adventure here.
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Tried and True, Veniz
Being a bit of a forgetful person, I always keep a camera in my itsybitsy bag. With it, I can turn any day into a Kodak moment and now, I’ve got archives of photos saved on the PC that I can look back on to remember.
Looking at all the folders of photos I’ve taken, I noticed one thing; when it comes to eating out, I keep coming back to Veniz. Whether it’s their café on the first floor or the grill on the third floor of the hotel, I’ve spent a lot of time with family and friends in these restaurants. It’s not far off considering; they’ve got the complete package of what I look for from places to eat at.
food (calamari, steak, Spanish omelet, salad, potato nuggets), drinks (four seasons, iced tea, pina colada, strawberry shake) and the view at Veniz
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X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 