We ordered Ilocos specialty expecting it to be good, but boy what a disappointment!The taste is not…read moreeven at par to a home cooking or regular cooking. The place look so awful and DIRTY. NO EXCUSE of being at Calle Crisologo.... DO NOT COME to this restaurant the first review was probably the owner or a friend. I do not recommend this place.

This mini Milk tea kiosk is located at the new expansion building of Robinsons Mall. Its very cute…read morewith some seating for those who want to relax while shopping. There were many selections but some were kind of recycled to be called a "new" drink. There were some flavors that they dont have on the menu like coconut or mango which is something kind of expect here in the Philippines but they dont. The drinks were great and not too sweet. It was just right. The employees were very patient and helpful since it was our first time going to this tea place. One thing that caught my attention were the cute bag that held our teas. They're not plastic but some sort of fabric that we can reuse for groceries. Very environment friendly!

My cousin told me about this place so we decided to check it out. Here was our experience on a…read moreThursday evening. AMBIANCE: Parking | All street parking it really depends on the time of the day, but on an evening, it wasn't bad at all. Seating | Seating for almost 30-40 people both inside and outside. You have a choice of casually lounging or grabbing a table to study. Feels | It's in the tip of an alley but not too much in the crowded city thus it's a pretty comfortable place to be around. The cafe itself is a pretty neat place. It does it's best to emulate a fancy hip coffee shop with it's art, music, and desserts. Great place to study, catch up with a friend, or simply read a book. FOOD: Chocolate Frappe (Recommend) I would look into their drinks rather than their desserts. This was sweet, milky and smooth. Usually drinks can be overly sweet or just filled with ice but this was a good one. Blueberry Cheesecake (I've had better) It does look like an appetizing cheesecake however I noticed they warmed it up. If you do request for it, I would suggest asking to get one from the fridge. CUSTOMER SERVICE: As a tourist they were pretty friendly. They were helpful and our food came in relatively quick. TL;DR OVERALL 3.5 stars. It may not be THE place to be but I appreciate it's efforts. The menu was creative yet unique, the vibes was chill, and the service was nice. It's a good place for Westerners to chill if they're feeling a little homesick. TIPS: * They got wi-fi here!

It's along the Sagada mainroad but hidden behind a new resto. They grow their own strawberries and…read morehave friendly dogs at their yard. They're one of the few restos open for breakfast as early as 740AM. We were welcomed by their staff right away. We got the vegetable omelette (which was so good - they used a lot of veggies); ham omelette; strawberry yoghurt (we liked it!); Safada Brew coffee (also a hit!); and Mountain Tea with honey. The food servings were big, yummy and we were so full! This is my second time here. I loved their made to order strawberry cake before and was craving for it, but wasnt lucky this time as they didnt have any. Still highly recommended.

Good coffee! And cookies yummmmy Next time I will try the…read moresandwiches! Also staff are very friendly and orders are quick.

Coffee shop? A must. The aroma made me taste their espresso shot and made me buy their whole coffee…read morebean. The barista was super friendly. They have a bar and seating areas. I've noticed it's the most crowded spot in the area all the time. They play freakin' good music too! Beat that!

I spotted this place as i made my way up to the G hotel. Location is just perfect for beach…read morepeople,tourists and surfers. San Juan,La Union is the surf capital of the North btw. I had kapeng Barako and cheesecake. I had a good convo with the staff and this branch of Figaro is barely new,newly-built as the Planet G building. So the food that they serve here are all from Baguio City which is 2 hours away from San Juan. The cheesecake that I got was just delivered,lol. I thought it was fresh and tasty....buttery,so Filipino. We just love margarine and sugar! The interior was cozy and outside seatings are fun too! I watched the Live Acoustic Music Band from inside. An added attraction! My visit was Monday at 8PM. Free wi-fi. Across the street is the San Juan Surf Resort. A guard will assist with parking. Next door is a sushi place.

Great little cafe! Tucked away and parking is limited, but it's definitely worth a visit in San…read moreJuan. You order and pickup from the counter, so no need to wait for a server. Service at the counters was friendly, but it did take a little bit for food to come out. It was well worth the wait, though! We ordered several options off the breakfast menu and everything came out delicious. I was seriously impressed by the quality of food and different ingredients used. We have a few more days in San Juan so I'm hoping to come back to try their lunch menu and some cocktails.

The complete breakfast was ok. Eggs a little soft even after asking for firm. Bacon was crispy and…read morejust how we like it. Wheat toast was good and the salad was fresh and not overdressed. The pancakes were ok but the bananas on top were strange. It would have been better with fresh cut bananas. The fried chicken had a great crust but the chicken was fatty. The ice tea was interesting and i would pick it again. The lady who took our order was friendly and helpful! I loved the soft music in the background. Nice that we could hear the waves and talk without screaming over the music. Very relaxing!

Great service. Menu has much to offer Filipino cuisine and Asian fusion. The compound was decorated…read morefor the Holidays and offered much to see.

This review is based solely on our lunch experience at Café Angelo…read more I'm only familiar with Bala'i Gloria because my grandmother (RIP) celebrated her (I believe) 95th birthday bash here. But that was 4 years ago. While running errands nearby, we learned of our tour guide's birthday being the next day. We all collectively decided to let him pick where to have a small lunch celebration. And that's how we ended up in Café Angelo. Pretty open on a midweek lunch hour. Party of 6, we were all seated and given menus promptly. Complimentary fish chips (aka kropek) while we waited for our food. They have a vast offering of food and drinks. However, we ended up with the following: EGG DROP SOUP: Not too rich but seasoned well. It has a nice thickness to it. Great starter. PANSIT: Because you have to have this given it's a birthday celebration. Topped with a lot of fresh vegetables. Seasoning was subpar but nothing a little fish sauce couldn't fix. LIEMPO: Good crunch on the skin and tender and juicy inside. Great dip that goes with it. Highly recommending. GARLIC FRIED RICE: Nothing extraordinary. It is as expected. SHRIMP AND VEGETABLE TEMPURA: This set would have been perfect if they cooked it in newer oil. It had a slight "used oil" essence lingering with each bite. The dip did an okay job covering it up, but it's hard to not notice it without the sauce. KARE-KARE: I much prefer the regular uncooked alamang (shrimp paste) than the sweet one they paired with it, otherwise, this dish was PERFECT and delicious. Birthday boy was given a complimentary cupcake at the end of our meal. FOOD: 4. SERVICE: 4. VALUE: 4. Not too bad for all that food we got. PARKING: Private lot. OVERALL: 4. They have weekend sushi nights I would love to catch. Hopefully it's still around next time I come through. Recommending!