Ordered Chocolate Campfire thru Lalamove. It was my first time to try their cakes. I called the…read morestore if the cake is available then booked it on Lalamove for pick up. It was then successfully delivered at home. Chocolate CampFire Cake is a must try cake, the chocolatier inside part blends with the sweet icing coating.

Right off, I need to tell you that I'm not a big dessert person. I am more into actual meals than…read morepastries, cakes or ice cream. And yes, I do get a lot of, "But whyyy?" reactions from people. That aside, I do get occasional cravings -- days when I just really need something sweet to cap off a big meal or a reward after a long day. Purple Oven is the perfect place to satisfy my dessert desires. I love the Chocolate Campfire cake, it's rich, moist, chocolate cake that topped with marshmallow icing. MARSHMALLOW ICING! I suppose you could take a slice and sandwich it between graham crackers and call it a smore. For days when you just need a little sweetness, try the double chocolate chip cookie, choclate macademia cookie or chocolate dipped cookie (where literally have the cookie is dipped in chocolate). They're pricey at P60/cookie but they're a little bigger than my palm and the chocolate chips ooze out when you bite into the cookie. There is no scrimping on ingredients in Purple Oven. The products here would also make great presents. They're hefty and have the wow factor because of their packaging. The chocolate crinkles, lemon squares, brownies and revel bars would be great to share at the office while the cakes would be awesome to bring home to family or to impress in-laws. Enjoy!

Yummy cakes specially the ube cake. They have their own bar and chairs. Try their gelato lots of…read moreflavors to choose from.

After 3 slices of Classic Ube cake and 1 slice of Strawberry shortcake, I am a customer for life!…read moreYou will not be disappointed with these ethereal creations. Indulge and order to your hearts delight!

We ordered for the birthday cake last week, we drew the design and wrote down the dedication which…read morecost a total of P1,760 plus P440 deliver fee. The total is P2,200. Guess what was delivered to our place? An EMPTY birthday cake. It ruined our family celebration. (picture attached) We were truly unsatisfied with your service, uncooperative, and neglected communication. We asked for refund, however, you mentioned that you can refund the amount paid for flower decorations. We even asked to even add at least delivery charge to the refund.... But still, only P800 for your mistake??? We feel that it is very unfair that we spent a lot on it, ordered it 5 days in advance, called everyday for update if you got the design, did our best to make communication work out on our end, and in the end a disaster. How could you let this happen? How could you give an empty birthday cake when we paid extra for each flower and mentioned the dedication? We are very disappointed that our order wasn't taken seriously. We hope other customers won't experience the same situation.

Cakes from Costa Brava are always a hit for parties and celebrations! It is my top caramel cake…read moreever since my mom discovered it from an office party. This caramel cake is not too sweet and has a light and fluffy chiffon base so you'll want to have another slice :3 Their cakes and other baked goods need to be pre-ordered at least a day before and picked up at their lovely home along Polaris St. Bel-Air, Makati. It's not convenient, but it's super worth the travel! I love how the staff can be accommodating sometimes especially when we just ordered on the day of pick up (oops), and words on the cake can be personalized (without character limit!). My family's usual order is the 9x12-inch caramel cake that's worth P1000 (with free personal message on cake and 1 candle). Not a bad deal when we know how much dedication and quality this homemade goodness is done (and taste) over the years. Highly recommend this to those who want a light cake for family and friends. Kudos to Costa Brava! ;)

This bakery became my go to place for sweets. The ensaymada and cheese rolls were my late mom's…read morefavorite and mine as well. i recently tried cinnamon rolls it was good as well. The sourdough bread was light and great for sandwiches. I have yet to try the brownies and lemon bars. I will though the next time i am home. i highly recommend.

Love this bakery and for the quality you get, it's completely worth the price. Nothing tastes like…read morethey skimped on ingredients or used any substitutes for the real thing. This branch is in a really convenient location and is maintained well. The people who work here are also super nice! I bought my birthday cake (the Purple Carousel chocolate cake) here, and they gave me an extra bag of sweets! My favorites are their: *Lemon bars - really great lemon flavor and have a tart, refreshing sweetness *Chocolate revel bars - probably the best I've had *Chocolate Campfire cake - very rich, but in this amazing way where you don't get tired of eating it! I've also had their: *Purple Carousel chocolate cake - classic chocolate cake with these chocolate wafers on top *Mini Pecan Pie - not the consistency I prefer in a pecan pie but the flavor was still very good *Mini Chocnut Pie - light, could use a stronger chocnut flavor, I really liked the crust though *Cookies - I love cookies so I usually get 1 or 2 with whatever else I'm buying that day, theirs are crispy on the edges and chewy on the inside *Quiche Tinapa - Liked this a lot and just ate mine chilled, but I think it would be better to warm it a little at home

Whenever I go to Manila I always make sure I'll have a taste of the caramel cake and my most…read morefavorite cake . Those who have not tried , you're missing out the best caramel cake

I'm not a fan of caramel. To be completely honest, I have also never been a fan of Estrel's…read more I recently discovered their Sans Rival... and it's absolutely awesome. I'm generally not a fan of sans rival... and I just found my favorite one! Their Sans Rival is made with almonds, which makes it even more awesome. My parents who love sans rival, like it too but find that it's lacking in that buttery taste, which is why I like it.

I am utterly in love with Purple Oven. No, seriously! They're my favorite bakery as of the moment,…read moreand for good reason! I don't really like sweet stuff, honestly. But Purple Oven's decadent revel bars changed that opinion pretty quickly! When I moved to the area, I was happy to find out that it's just one tricycle ride away from my condo (and I've abused that ever since). It's always been my go-to bakery for special occasions. Of course, the revel bars are always a party hit, as well as their cakes. But I think their cookies are one of the best I've tasted! (And i've tried alot, mind you.) The chocolate macademia cookies don't scrimp on either, and is absolutely mouthwatering, especially when they're just fresh out of the oven! (You can cheat this by putting it in the oven really quickly, at the lowest setting so you won't burn anything.) Purple Oven doesn't just do desserts either! They've got a pretty good selection of bread and quiches! Perfect for a lazy brunch at home. Just pop em in the oven the next day, and they go so perfectly with some coffee or tea.

Being a cake-lover, my husband once gave me 3 cakes from Purple Oven as a birthday gift. Yes, they…read moreare that good. When they opened a branch in Makati, I just had to go. I love everything about that place, I could really spend hours just smelling their food and staring at their desserts. And it doesn't help that they actual load a new batch of goodies in the oven every hour (with a schedule posted on the chalkboard of what's cooking by what time), I think I sat there for half a day and didn't even notice I've been there that long. Whether you're in for a savory treat or a sweet-tooth satisfier, they have so much to choose from. My top picks are still Grandma's Chocolate Cake which has layers of caramel between moist, rich chocolate cake topped with chocolate ribbons and the Banoffee Pie which has a pie crust filled with banana, cream and butterscotch. If you want just a quick bite, then try their cookie selection. I love the chocolate macadamia, very chocolatey and chunky and not too sweet.

Despite being a neighborhood full of hip restaurants and awesome food finds, I feel like the Tomas…read moreMorato area lacks in delectable dessert places. While we do have Razons, a couple of bakeshops and coffee shops and some yogurt places, there isn't really one cake shop that stands out - except for Fleur De Lys. Fleur De Lys is one of the more long-standing restaurants in the area so they must be doing something right to have that kind of staying power. That something right can definitely be found in their molten chocolate cake. Now I'm someone who has had her fair share of yummy chocolate cakes, but this is surely one for the books. Fudgy, melty, gooey and chocolatey go oh-so-well together with the cold and creamy vanilla ice cream on top of it. For some awesome dessert, Fleur De Lys is surely worth the stopover.

I don't remember when my love affair with Fleur De Lys started exactly, but I do remember wondering…read moreif it was a spa or cosmetic surgery clinic back when much of the dessert cafe within was hidden by its unassuming facade. They've since spruced up the exterior, and once I've had a try at their cakes I've been constantly been going back for my dessert fix and have never looked back. Their cakes are gorgeous and delicious as hell. I've tasted nigh everything from their macadamia nut pie to their pavlova to their almond loca and I have yet to be let down. *Except* for this one time that I brought friends there and I got to taste a disappointing, dry cheesecake. CHEESECAKE! I didn't know there was a way to screw up cheesecake, to be honest. Maybe it was dry because we had it late into the night? I dunno. In any case, I'll still be coming back as I always see new things on display whenever I visit. Their non-dessert food is worth coming back to as well (their pumpkin soup and sardine pasta at least) and I do have plans to try their macarons and more of the Caramilk ice cream flavors they sell as well. Get to it, sugar junkies!

I do love the pistachio cake!!!!! but the sweetness is a bit overwhelming too but overall i love it!read more

Conti's has been around for a long time now. It was new when I was still a kid and if memory serves…read moreme right the one in BF is the first one to have ever opened. Anyway, Conti's is a restaurant but is mainly famous for their baked goodies and cakes. Their brownies are an ever present sight. In fact, there was a time that I couldn't go to a Christmas party, funeral, or whatever without seeing someone eating something from Conti's. Usually it would be a box of brownies that people were passing around. In terms of cake, I would strongly recommend the Mango Bravo, surprised it's not cheesecake? It's huge and very sweet and one of the few cakes that I love that doesn't have cheese on it. Usually my sisters share the slice because of its mammoth size, but I for one prefer to go solo on it.

I've heard about Cake 2 Go but there is no branch near our place so I haven't really tried it. One…read moretime, though, I found this branch almost beside the bed and breakfast I was staying at for the night. Of course I had to try it! I was immediately drawn to the Dulce de Leche Cheesecake, but when I asked the staff for a recommendation, she mentioned that the bestseller was Toblerone Overload. And so I tried a slice of that (all cake slices are usually P100 up, so it's the usual price in cafes too), and it was quite nice with a mousse base and some Toblerone bits. Another time I was able to try their chocolate cake (I think it's the Mom's Chocoholic Fudge Cake), which a friend brought for a birthday celebration, and which I believe she also got from this branch. It was definitely one of the richer, more chocolate-y chocolate cakes I have tried. I definitely had to drink plenty of water in between bites!

It's customary for Filipinos to bring something whenever invited to somebody's home for a meal. We…read morejust can't go in there without anything on-hand, it would be rude to forget, more so believe that it would be okay not to. And for those occasions, there's always a go-to place and for me, it's Cake 2 Go. Conveniently located on President's Avenue in BF Homes, Cake 2 Go is a one-stop bakeshop made for people like me who basically have no time. Their cakes are huge, reasonably priced, presentable enough for any occasion and not too good that you wouldn't want it all for yourself. Their cheesecakes are a must-try along with their famous Toblerone cake. Just make reservations in advance as their top selling ones are usually sold out on weekends. Their cake prices range from P 500-700 pesos and can usually feed up to 5-7 people with huge appetites.

I checked out the new French bakery along Chino Roces Ave and was hoping it's selling macarons…read more(because instant craving haha). It's my first time seeing macarons, madeleines, and other baked goodies that are individually packaged already (not eco-friendly :( ). However, it was good seeing loaf of bread that's less than 100PHP (great deal for an 'artisan' bakery). I suggest to try out their mozzarella bread and their butter rolls. They also have savory and sweet breads that are great for snacks and quick lunch on the go. Their macarons are a must-try too! Though they don't have it in boxes, there are about 5 flavors to choose from. I would definitely visit this place again. I was told by the staff that they do have bread/pastry sale depending on their delivery and stock expiry dates. I was thinking of something like a 50% off or buy 1 take 1 when they are about to close or something, but let's see. It's still a new place with a lot to offer.