Hill Station: Take Refuge in Good Food
Baguio City, for its cool climate, is a refuge for many in the hotter months of the year. This is the very essence of what a hill station is and now, with Casa Vallejo being reopened (I used to fantasize seeing what it looks like inside this place as a child =D), Baguio residents as well as visitors to the city have a place to take refuge in that serves good food.
Ahhh, the staircase to the dining area. (“,)
UPDATE: Forest House …and IdeaSpace National Competition
I don’t think I’ve ever been to Forest House in the holiday season. (Giving the tourists a chance to experience it =D). Again, I’m tearing my hair out that I didn’t go until last night. (Thanks to Sir Vince of http://lakbaybaguio.com/, Maam Nick, Sir Earl, Maam Mica and Maam Christine of SMART. (“,))
♪ Oh, Christmas tree… ♪
While the establishment might look like the bistro and cafe we know Read More…
Dulcinea, I Taste Heaven…♪
Going musical/broadway today, we find the Man of La Mancha describing Dulcinea with every sense but taste (almost; he didn’t smell her either =b). It’s only right considering; Dulcinea (really Aldonza) is a person. *hee Having said/sung that he sees heaven when he sees his Dulcinea, there’s a little bit of heaven (specifically, Spanish food heaven) to taste eating at Dulcinea at the Chalet (Hotel) Baguio.
The Chalet wall decor/light. Ohhh, pretty! (“,)
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 