We've been here a hundred times but we don't know what's happening for the last times that we were…read morehere .... It's supposed to be open 24 hrs but when we come here they don't want to serve us most of the menu they say they're out of this but when we come back in 2 hours the next shift isn't out of anything this has happened many times and it's quite frustrating not to mention many times they're closed except the doors aren't locked the lights are not off and the sign is on what the heck is going on here. We're driving all the way from Itogon about 9 kilometers only to get disappointed. Tonight the only thing you can order is classic burger and guess what fries is not available ! How can you eat burgers without fries? I think they just don't want to work ! WTF! We almost don't want to come back if they will treat us like this. It was no like this before ! The management should check! If you can't serve atleast 80% of your menu .... just do t open! Sent from my iPhone

So I've been back to the Philippines, Baguio specifically, every year for the past 3 years and I…read morehave always passed this place up each time. I always passed by this place from a distance so I never saw what was inside. In my head, this was like a random Philippine Navy or Army recruiting station located in a busy restaurant area of Camp John Hay. On this most recent trip to Baguio I finally walked close by ArmyNavy. I was totally wrong! It turns out that ArmyNavy is actually a fast food restaurant that serves up delicious food. Haha! The menu is quite long! They serve up burgers, mexican-style dishes, chicken and filipino breakfast. On my first visit I ordered their pinoy breakfast burrito. The burrito had spanish rice, fried egg and chicken adobo flakes. This burrito was so rich but soooooo good! Try it with a side of sour cream. On another visit I tried their fried chicken. The leg and thigh pieces were really juicy and the skin crisp. I was really surprised at how delicious the chicken was. Unfortunately the white gravy paired with the chicken was a bit too peppery. Another miss was the stuffed chocolate croissant with the vanilla ice cream. It looked great in the picture but it fell apart quickly and the croissant was kind of stale. Overall, solid fast food restaurant chain in the Philippines. Personally, I thought this place was much better than the uber-popular Jolibee chain. Check them out!

Great food good selection amazing beer really nice welcoming staff and the view is amazingread more

At nearly 5000 feet elevation, Baguio is still pretty hot on a sunny day. So it was today, a Sunday…read morenonetheless, with so many folks making the ride or drive up to get away from the real heat in Manila. When I saw that Baguio had a brewery, I made sure that it was on my itinerary. Make sure that you go to the top floor, 2 flights of stairs. The restrooms are on the second floor. They have quite the beer selection, from IPAs, ales, fruit beers (think sours) to stouts. Their grub is pretty local. I, of course, went way off and ordered the half serving of the fish and chips. Don't expect cod. It's a local fish in a really light batter. I think it was reasonable. My half serving was more than enough to supplement my 2 pints. The vinegar dip was very good. Just a PSA, there is nothing for the vegetarians or vegans, except the usual fries. As for the beers, I started with the raspberry stout, which was very smooth with slight raspberry overtones. Very nice. I tasted the porter and thought it was good, but after the stout, it tasted a bit off. They were also on the lighter side, if you're used to the stuff in the US. BTW the stout is 9.75% ABV, the porter 6.46%. For the tropical environs, perhaps I should have had the pilsner, but these two hit the spot for me. 4 stars in comparison to US breweries, but heck how many breweries are there outside Manila? Highly recommended!

For being out here in the philippines you kind of crave for different food other than the food you…read morecan usually get everywhere. I love the place from decor to the atmosphere to the amazing food. Me and my wife always try different things on the menu. Never has any dish failed. We always get the nachos to start off as an appetizer. They arent exactly authentic nachos but for a filipino-mexican resturaunt its great. I love ordering the grilled pork ribs from here. Not the usual filipino style bbq. So if your in need of a change in taste this is the place. Amazing place to grab tacos with your friends and hang out.

I came here to try their "Silantro's Burrito" and they were out of it. For a "Fil-Mex" restaurant,…read moreyou'd think would keep good stock on a staple Mexican food item. I don't also appreciate the large amounts of cigarette smoke easily coming into this restaurant. Consider me very disappointed.

Great dining experience! A little on the expensive side, but what isn't in Baguio nowadays? If…read moreyou're rolling your eyes on their whole 'locally sourced, organic' thing, i get it, but they really do deliver! Delicious food and great service! Would definitely recommend their Bagnet Sinigang. Serving is good for sharing and it's absolutely wonderful. Just dropping by for merienda? Their breads and desserts are great too! Don't leave without trying their Leche Flan!

I can see where this place once had the rep of upholding a Benguet tradition of locally produced…read morefood and produce interpreted in renewed folk cookery. The interior is eclectic the food ok but the environment is spoiled by the high decibel levels caused by proximity to an endless line of traffic adjacent. Say it's great often enough and eventually you'll believe it.

I have a childhood friend who's lived pretty much his entire life here, and he responded with, "Are…read moreyou crazy?!" when we mentioned we were gonna check out the city's night market. What can I say. I'm all about finding a bargain even if it means doing a little "ukay-ukay." And it'll be an experience, for sure. So, Big Bro, GodNiece and I came through a tad bit early. (Every vendor was still setting up when we got there) so we got to kinda walk around (what I was told was) Session road and did a little exploring. (We even discovered a store that had these beautiful giant pythons! Whoa!) And then: opening hour. The entire area was simply bustling once their prearranged opening hours began. Boy was it crowded. We started on one end of the street where one can find a spread of Filipino street food: fish balls, chicharron, dim sum, porridge, soup, etc... we had a few to start us off prior to our bargain hunting. I found a SF 49ers sweater for P300PHP (around $6.) It was a must have because it wasn't a fake. (I would know. I already have something similar.) GodNiece found a sweater jacket worth $85US (her boyfriend who is in the US just got one) for the bargain price of P350PHP ($7.) It was a steal. (FUN FACT: Most clothing items hail from abroad. If you have an eye for it AND some patience, you will find some good buys here in this night market!) We walked through the entire thing and found even more good eats on the other end. (No, childhood friend refused to come.) It could use better lighting and spacing out between vendors. Otherwise, it was fun! I'd do it again given the chance!

During the day, traffic takes over this busy street where visitors flock Burnham Park at this…read moremountain city. At night most of the traffic is rerouted and this street turns into a night market! I've been to Bangkok's and Bali's night markets, but this is the first one I have been to in The Philippines. There were plenty of vendors selling clothes, electronics, and accessories! Some of the stuff here are much better in quality than some of the things I got in Bangkok and it was cheaper as well. We only did a little bit of shopping because we wanted to check out the food vendors which were all located towards the end of the market. The street foods were so good and cheap! skewers for 40 cents USD each and fresh coconut juice for 30 cents USD! I also saw several international street food choices as well (Chinese, Thai, American, Mexican, and Middle Eastern) as we walked through the market. Cheap delicious foods and bargain shopping are always a plus in my book!

Baby back ribs were tender. Spicy gambas was very tasty but the shrimp were small. Pork chops and…read moretempura shrimp were filling according to my parents. Great service and ambiance. We would come back.

The wait for the food was so long I dozed off. The taste was ok. We'll probably not going to returnread more

I'm surprised they don't have a Yelp page before now!…read more It is THE bar I never fail to visit every time I come through! My first time here was back in 1991, when it was at its very simplest. It really was just the first floor of almost a hut of a house, the floor wasn't cemented yet, absolutely nothing fancy schmancy, and I remember the live music and band being amazing even back then. Fast forward three decades later and I still find myself jammin' it up in here. They have made many improvements in comparison to the first time I came here. I mean, come on, now, the floors are now cemented (not like I cared back then), they have more tables and chairs, and the various historical decorations and artifacts they have displayed truly give this place its own unique character. But other than the food and drinks they have available, it's the live music coming off them performers that take the experience over the top. The food is a bit above par, the drinks are the same. The service has never faltered - they were always welcoming. Combine that with the talent on stage and the whole event is nothing short of WOW. But don't take my word for it. Come by and check them out for yourself. You won't regret it.

Its a nice place to drop by and have some orders. The view is well appreciated. The staff are…read moregenerous. Its a big yes for me.