Excellent pastries. Many different pastries and great service. I would go there every day if I…read morelived closer. The prices were reasonable and the staff was very good.

We ordered 4 different pastas and the calamansi juice. All delicious. The cinnamon roll was very…read more good and moist. Service was great. Thank you.

The service was polite and a tentative, very helpful. We…read moreordered scrambled eggs and got sunny side up, both orders and sent them both back. Coffee came with order, we said we don't drink coffee and insisted it comes with coffee. We said again we don't drink coffee and said we will have tea. He said it does not come free the tea. We showed him on the menu that it did. I had the banger breakfast. Didn't want the beans and asked for a 2nd sausage. They said I can't and I said I'll pay for it. She said I'd have to order a whole meal to get it. Food was good, scrambled eggs is a little bit watery, but overall the food was OK. The ambiance was very nice cosy right type of lighting atmosphere was calm. I would probably come back here again maybe

Sans Rival is one of my all time favorite spots in town! The sans rival cake is the one thing to…read moretry. It's what Dumaguete is known for. While it's a bit too rich for me, the meringue and layers are worth a bite or two. I went here one evening and just ordered fries and a slice of sans rival to share. Delicious! We sat on the patio which had a nice view of the ocean.

Good place to have dessert or to hangout with friends and/or family to eat something sweet and cold…read moreespecially on a hot day. I like the mango cheese snow and the injeolmi snow, they're good. The ice is perfectly shaved and with no signs of any stray lumps. Not too sweet either, it's perfectly balanced and you can drizzle your own condensed milk on top of your snow. The place is kid friendly too.

It was raining hard so we decided to stop here for a tea until the rain stops or calms down. It was…read morea great little break. All the cakes looked very good. We settled on the freshly baked Pineapple Pie. It was made perfectly, the crust was crunchy and flakey while filling is fresh and juicy. We also had the rose peddle tea, nice soft flavour. Overall very good. Small little cafe with charm. Noticed there are not many big businesses here, all are smaller cafes and business than we are used to in Canada.

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.

The best brewed coffee in town. This place is owned by the Perdices'. Cheesebread soft,…read morecroissant-like texture, cheese filling is just right. Crispy Kare kare is a must try.

My family LOVES sans rival, as do I. So we went again, but this time at this location in the mall…read more Most of us ordered pasta. I tried a pick 2 type of combo so I picked pesto with soup. Really good portion sizes! My niece got chicken with salad. My dad tried fish and chips as did my aunt. And my cousin got the steak. He loved it! My dad thought the fish was bland. Things aren't as salted as they are here in the States. We love our salt lol We also got a few cakes to try. My combo came with chocolate cake. We also got mango cake, silvanas and sans rival cake. The chocolate cake and the mango were too sweet for me and dense. Not bad but we ate a few bites. I shared with my family. I also got iced tea while my older sis got hot calamansi tea. We also shared a pitcher of some kind of iced cucumber drink. So refreshing! This place is pretty busy. I'm sure we'll be back again!

I've gone to place a few times now very nice ambiance, decent service I've only had breakfast menu…read moreand coffee. they don't offer alot of breakfast choices no western style only allow 2 cups of coffees if order breakfast. They really should expand their breakfast menu with larger portions. Overall it's a nice place with pleasant atmosphere

I first hear about it from friends and my Sans Rival experience was in Dumaguete! They're famous…read morewith their yummy treats including sans rival. And lucky we Cebuanos, there's a store inside Robinson Mall in Fuente! Yebaaaaa!!! Sans Rival, for those who are not familiar is a famous Filipino cake of layered dessert that intersperses cashew meringue with French buttercream. Came here to fix my sweet tooth coz Sans Rival knows how to do it properly. I got Silvanas and braso de mercedes unfortunately ni sans rival coz they're out! Not a surprise as this dessert is so famous and went here right before they close! Better luck next time! Silvanas - Filipino frozen cookie and like Sans Rival it is base on French Dacquoise dessert cake. The buttercream is sandwiched between two cashew- meringue wafers coated with cookie crumbs. The flavor is light, crispy and nutty. It is delightfully mouthwatering and I can't stop each bite that I ended up eating 4 in one sitting. Ugh! My tooth is the happiest! LoL. They also offer different flavors (e.g., chocolate, pandan, strawberry, ube & butter). Braso de Mercedes - another traditional Filipino meringue roll with custard filling dusted with powdery sugar. This heavenly cake is considered as one of the all-time favorites in the Philippines. Its sponge-like texture will delectably melt in your mouth while the rich custard filling makes you so "kilig" coz its sweet! Haha. I know, you shouldn't be eating this especially if your pre-diabetic, coz it's dangerously addicted. Customer service is pretty good. The counter area was protected between plastic covers coz as you all know the Philippine itself is still strict. Dine-in is allowed but limited chairs and table. They got other stuffs other than desserts on their menu like lunch and all-day breakfast. The next time you're in Philippines, you gotta visit Sans Rival and try their delectable desserts! It won't disappoint you. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps!

3/10. Would not recommend. Tried to eat here for a nice family dinner after shopping. Employees…read morewere unprepared and it was almost as if they didn't care at all. It's like they were rushed out of training and are not ready to work yet. We ordered 4 salmon pestos and even though we were told 1 was available, our waiter was not mindful of our request. I had to pay for the meal even though we didn't even receive our food! Will not be dining again.