Destination Chow: Mt. Santo Tomas (Cafe in the Sky and Baguio Dairy Farm)
On second thought, I’ve a final-final dining tip before the year ends.
Here it goes.
We always wanted to joyride to Sto. Tomas but it was either the road wasn’t drive-able yet or our eatsploring mobile was not in tip top condition. With all factors coming together now, Race and I set off.
Writing my name over the sea of clouds … because maybe again … =b
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Tam-awan: Feed the Body, Feed the Soul
Baguio is a city that’s big on art. For the number of people that live here who are blessed with a talent for the creative, there are also a handful of establishments that exhibit their inspired works, not only museum-like displays or galleries (that you surely have got in your mind now) but also, establishments that bring beautiful artwork and delicious food together. Tam-awan is such a place. When you visit this so called garden in the sky, you’ll be able to feed your body just as you could, your soul.
Welcome to Tam-awan Village! (“,)
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Dinelli Gourmet at Le Monet: “Damn You, Eggs Benedict”
Dinelli’s Gourmet has long been a fixture at the Camp John Hay Filling Station (beside Strawberries and Ice Cream). I never really got around to visiting the place since I had so many other establishments on my list before it. When the Le Monet Hotel was being built, I saw through their big wide windows that they had a beautiful chandelier and big comfy looking peach colored chairs in their restaurant. I just had to bump it up my list just to experience it. So I scoured the net for their information when I heard that they were open for business. I found their details on Facebook and I made a reservation. Just a few minutes later, I got the confirmation and so breakfast buffet at Dinelli’s was on.
Table with A Forest View
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X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 