Eveything about High Ridge is aesthetically pleasing to the eyes when we got there, from their…read moreplace, to the services and even to their food.

High Ridge is at some high cliff at Cagayan de Oro. This place was recommended by our senior…read moreconsultant because of its breath-taking view. And he was soooo right. It was way better than the Jack's Ridge in Davao. We were just in time to witness the majestic sunset. The skies were nice and colorful as the sun goes down. We were seated outside and near the view deck. It was open air so it felt like really close to nature. (Tip: Check out the restrooms, lol) They had a play area for kids, some space for the gardens, and they had very nice decorations. As it is March, many came as the night went on to celebrate graduation. Service was nice although it might take a long time when there are lots of other people, but it was understandable. Music was good. I think the price is way cheaper compared if it were in Manila. I have only one description for the food: FIESTA! Probably because our colleagues ordered the Seafood Platter (shrimps, calamari, fish fillets, crabs, etc) and Meat Platter (baby back ribs, chicken strips, liempo, etc) and each platter is good enough for 10-15 people and was just P2000 each. WOur table also had chicken tacos that looked very appetizing and oh their caesar salad was on point! So they have the cucumber-lime juice and watermelon juice which were bestsellers. (It's quite a disappointment to find that their chocolate ice cream shake was just ice cream.) Along with these, they also serve some cakes. So we ordered different slices of each triple chocolate decadence (Yay!) , blueberry cheesecake (Yay! It tasted like the ones in Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf but the latter is still better), oreo cheesecake (meh, kinda dry). Just imagine how full we were trying to eat everything! It was a very pleasant night. I'd really go back here whenever I have the chance too. I highly recommend this place if you plan to go to Cagayan de Oro. Please please please try this!

Excellent!! Professional courtesy clean and great ambience. I would highly recommend and will…read moredefinitely go back!

I came here looking for their halo halo. This cafe is on Alona beach. Downstairs is a small store…read morewhere you can buy goodies. Upstairs is an open seating area that overlooks the beach. Service was ok and the halo halos came quickly. You had a chiice of what ice creams you wanted, so I chose durian and mango, and the bf asked for ube and dragonfruit. The halo halos had fresh cut fruit as their goodies, not the typical candies and gellies you would expect. This disappointed me at first, but I appreciate the healthiness of if. We got up and left quickly after we finished, as one group of people was starting to get rowdy.

Food has maintained its deliciousness, atmosphere is warm and looks like they need maintenance for…read moretheir aircondition. Service is fair, no initiative on crew noted. Accepts credit/debit. No high chair. Restroom is fairly clean and neutral in odor. Parking might be an issue if there are alot of diners on other tenants.

We stopped in this Tagbilaran City "The Buzzz Cafe" tonight, hoping to get some of the same ceviche…read morestyle fish (called Kinilaw in The Philippines) that we get at the regular Bohol Bee Farm on Panglao Island. We got some, but we're sadly disappointed. They had Kinilaw listed under specials but it definitely wasn't anywhere close to the same as the few times we have had it at The Bee Farm. The sauce was chunky, gritty, and super heavily spiced with ginger... so thick it was hard to pour over the fish. At The Bee Farm, the sauce is a smooth creamy sauce that had a great light flavor, and was served with cassava chips instead of brown rice. We were pretty disappointed, especially because our server told us one wouldn't be enough for two people so we ordered two. Then we didn't like them and left the majority of both on the table when we left. My other friend liked his salad with fruit and nut, though. That said, the mango shake (half sugar) I had was great and my friend liked his halo-halo. I definitely wouldn't come eat here again but still like the idea that it's there, in case I get a sweets craving. (And honestly, every time we have ordered Kinilaw from Bee Farm, they've changed something about it. The first time was the best and now we've found several other restaurants that serve much better Kinilaw than the last two examples The Bee Farm have given us.) Probably won't see ya there or at The Bee Farm restaurant again.

My wife's favorite place. True, nice view and the food is on par. I just prefer the ICM location…read morehaving a 13 year history of going there, knowing the staff and great for people watching. I tend to always get the taco but everything is good. Wife always gets the ribs but really, can't go wrong with anything on the menu. The ice cream is the icing on the cake.

We love the Buzzz Cafe! We were so excited to stumble upon this location that was located to our…read moreaccommodations at the Belian Hotel. After discovering the Buzzz Cafe on Panglao island, my best friend and I were not only excited to have another round of ice cream and organic food, but I was excited to try their signature Hilot massages that they did not have available at their Panglao Island site. We were also excited to buy another round of cab cab chips for pasalubong after devouring our first round of cab cab chips in Siquijor. At last, another chance at pasalubong and snacks. They were definitely accommodating at this location. We had arrived a little after 7pm and were informed that our last massage had to take place at 8pm and that everything closed at 9pm. It was a Friday night and after all the traveling we had done from Panglao Island to Siquijor, I had nothing but a massage and organic food on my mind. Luckily, they were able to make arrangements with us at the restaurant and reassured us that the ice cream would still be available after 9pm and after our massage had finished. We were so excited that all of our needs would be met in one place! Again, we were able to enjoy the freshest sinigang I had eaten. Their signature salad and beef taco was the perfect serving size before an hour massage. I was also able to end the night, fully relaxed, with a scoop of malunggay ice cream while my best friend enjoyed her scoop of ube ice cream. So good! We smelled of coconut oil and lemongrass oil upon leaving our Hilot (Swedish style) massages. I do wish they open a Buzzz Cafe in California someday. I know it would be extremely successful with their organic Filipino food and array of dairy-free ice cream flavors served on a gluten-free cassava cone. Praying for it!

It's ok the food's descent and kind staff but good luck handing with the noises . Love the ceiling…read morethough and clean tables

The location is great. They have a very spacious parking area. The same is true about their eating…read morespace. The seating space is more than enough to be comfortable. About their food, they have a wide range of offerings - from cookies and cakes to baby-back ribs! Yum! I have nothing negative to say about their food; however, their service is sub-par. Bad service! Their people are not trained to treat customers well.

While looking for a cake vendor in Bohol for our Silver Wedding Celebration, we found this bakery…read moreon Facebook. We inquired via messenger and were pleasantly surprised with co-owner Ella's responsiveness as she turned out to be a wonderful communicator and was very eager to meet our needs. The cake and cupcakes we ordered were awesome. The cupcakes were intricately designed and were equally tasty and well exceeded our expectations. The cake tops were carrot and red velvet flavored and delicious. I also dealt with other Bohol vendors and many were not responsive and a few did not take a sincere interest in meeting our needs so our experience with Estrella Bakery is memorable. We highly recommend this bakery. You won't be disappointed.