This Starbucks hasn't changed much since my last visit years ago. It's still clean and well…read moremaintained, there are still plenty of seats, and the food, drink, and service are still superb. I love the corned beef pandesal here -- it's a Philippines-specific baked good and it's a delightful snack to pair with any drink. I prefer it to any of the standard scones and bagels offered at most stores. Actually, one thing that's changed is the wi-fi. It's still free, but Starbucks no longer has its own dedicated network. You'll log into the mall's network which allows you one hour of free internet. After that, it's time to pay. Boo.

This Starbucks location is hands down my favorite of the 4 stores in Baguio! So I've spent the past…read more3 weeks in the Philippines and this location consistently cranks out enthusiastic, personable customer service and high quality beverages! First off, shout out to Sushmita, Sheiltel and Danelle (apologies if the names are spelled incorrectly!) for their amazing customer service. My brothers and I were regulars here during our time in Baguio and several employees already remembered our names or partial bits of our regular beverages by the second visit! AMAZING people that work here! For a few days they had air conditioning issues and had to work in really warm temperatures. Even with the heat in the store, they were all still super friendly! BTW...my favorite drink in the Philippines is an Iced Almond Soy Latte! I really wish they had Almond syrup at the US stores. The chicken pastel is also a delicious food item. So if you are in Baguio and need that coffee break, the SM Baguio Starbucks store should be your spot!

We're here almost everyday to chill and drink coffee and sometimes eat breakfast or lunch. The…read moreservice is always friendly , the staff are nice and very accommodating . I love the staff here and also the coffee. Thank you Cali and the rest of the staff for always taking care of us

Great service. Even the security guard welcomed us with a big smile. They sell this amazing Ube…read morecheesecake which is to die for. We came here around 8AM and we just had the best time. Benefits from location within Camp John Hay, which provides a relatively quiet and relaxing environment (certainly compared to the other outlets in Baguio). No surprises for the products on sale - predictably the same as everywhere else in the world.

As coffee shops go, Bo's coffee is on par with all of the chain coffee places in the states…read more However, I would disagree with another reviewer that this is "local". It is local per se that most of the clientele were either from the US, Canada or the upper echelon of the local community. Your average Filipino family will not be able to afford to go here. Even though, I gave the place four stars, due to the ambience and staff, the place made me realize how much of a class distinction still exists within Filipino society. The egalitarian me just cannot condone showering this place with my hard earned cash when I could better serve the local economy by patronizing the true local places

This place is wannabe Starbucks but very limited menu. Their facilities are well kept and…read moremaintained and becoming to be a big hit for millennials since they're already all over the place even inside big malls like Megamall in Manila.

First time. Love the ambience. Love the place. The food is yummy…read more Parking is outside, first come first serve basis. Price is just about right. Their main course comes with free drink and rice. Wow!!

Advantage: Easy to see. Easy access. Outdoor setting. Moderate price. Parking outside. Easy going…read moreand helpful staffs. Disadvantage: Need a parking space for more customers. Well, it was my first time to come. I liked their store ambiance. It was difficult to pick a drink. And then one of the staff said, "matcha" and I was like, "what is it?" He said, "Green tea." Hey my ears were flipping side to side. hehehe Matcha Latte it is...(green tea latte). I love it. You guys have to come and try!

I love the drinks and cakes served. Their location is a good view for sunset.. seeing the orangy…read moreturning to purplish color of the sky so warm and cozy and that coffee smell. I don't know if it's the interior decoration that gives it a cozy feel - compared to Starbucks SM Baguio, the atmosphere here feels more real. As far as prizes go - nothing better or worse than Starbucks, I would say but Figaro definitely has better selection in pastries and money for value than Starbucks'. Staff at Figaro Sm Baguio greet and speak to you politely and warmly and not over the top.

Love the chill vibes of this cafe!!…read more I heard great things about Pisces Coffee Hub and was very excited to check it out. From the moment I walked in, the staff greeted me and made me feel very comfortable. Pisces offers a wide variety of food and drinks (including beer). They also have a stage for live music. I ordered: PANCIT SISIG (short size) This is their best-seller food item, and it was so good!! Keep in mind, even the short size is huge!! The short size could easily feed 6 people. CHICKEN WINGS (garlic parmesan) The chicken wings were fried well and tasty. The parmesan is just store-bought parmesan, and I didn't taste any garlic. I'd try a different flavor next time. MANGO GRAHAM This is their best-selling drink, and it's soooo tasty!! Deep mango flavor, and very refreshing on a hot day! TARO LATTE This was soooo delicious! Very deep taro flavor! Great if you want a no-caffeine option. This is definitely a gem in San Carlos City!

Great place and yummy. From the out side looks not so good but the inside is spotless. The cakes…read morelooks awesome

I've always wondered how hummus would fare as a pasta sauce. I didn't expect to have it here of all…read moreplaces, in a small La Union town. If you're on the road up North in Rosario, La Union, and looking to eat somewhere that's not a Chowking/Mang Inasal/local Filipino cuisine, and a place that has a bit more flair, check out S.O.U.L. Café. While on our way to Baguio, we only accidentally stumbled upon this cafe only because we were supposed to eat at the Chowking across it, and it had no available parking spaces. Haha. This place is very easy to miss, so spot the 7-Eleven by the gas station at Rosario. This place has a laid back, bohemian vibe filled with artworks, wall paintings, like a cafe you would usually expect to be beside the beach. But it's not. It's on La Union's main road! They have some good selections on their menu if you're veering away from local, traditional fare. Their dishes are something you would expect to see in a restaurant in trendier places in Makati or BGC, but in reasonable prices. For vegans, get the Hummus Pasta (sans shrimp). It is pretty good, but the hummus-basil ratio is 1:4 which can be a bit disappointing. For a refreshing drink, you have to get their Lemon Green, which is a basil and lemon slushie that's going to make your day. Downside: Service is a bit slow and they're quite understaffed, and the server didn't seem too knowledgeable about their dishes, though.

We ate a late breakfast here with friends who always stop here on the way to Baguio. A nice…read morealternative to fast food. We all had the Filipino breakfast with the daing bangus. Perfectly fried, seasoned and a generous portion. It was great to have brewed coffee that tasted freshly brewed, not sitting for hours and had actual coffee taste instead of the instant 3 in 1 packets that are too sweet. Glad we ate local!

As soon as I entered, I asked: what is Kaffa? Kaffa is the Ethiopian word for coffee. Ethiopia is…read moreone of their sources for the arabica coffee beans that they serve. The coffee is good but their pesto pasta is even better. I also tried their red velvet cupcake which I do not recommend. It broke down into tiny crumbs as soon as I put my fork into it. But I would go back to this place for the coffee and the pesto pasta. Also the prices are reasonable.