Having dinner here tonight…read more I ordered green salad and churros de chocolate. The churros are hot and fresh, taste soooo good when you dip it in freshly made chocolate. The veggies in the green salad are fresh and mix with sliced eggs and croutons. The vinaigrette mixed in the green salad taste great. Big servings for average price. Helpful and courteous servers. Clean, small Men and Women's bathroom.

I am certain that I am not the only person who thinks of Churros when it comes to Dulcinea. Guilty…read morehands up in the air please! I have to admit that I have never really tried their other dishes as I usually go here for my Churros fix. And yes, I get satisfied every time. These deep-fried pastries are perfectly crisp with a hint of flavor as not to overpower the real star of the dish - their rich, dark hot chocolate dip. I love dark chocolate so you can imagine how much I love dipping these bad boys in hot chocolate. I can easily finish a whole order by myself, and maybe another piece or two from my companion's plate. If you're wondering if I am one of those people who pour a little hot water into the dip to make into a hot chocolate drink - yes, I am and I am not ashamed to admit it. I will happily down any hot chocolate drink if it's as good as Duclinea's.

My friends had been raving about La Lola for months. Of course, since they work near Powerplant,…read morethey almost get to eat it everyday. I was only able to try it recently at this branch. So, my expectations were pretty high up there. Basically, I wasn't "mind-blown" with their churros (sorry, friends! :( ). I ordered the plain churros (6 pieces) and I was a bit bothered that the chocolate dip was an add-on. Isn't the sauce suppose to be part of one order already? Anyways, I ordered the Large because I wanted to drink the chocolate after. I think the main reason why people "love" these churros is that they are huge. One order is actually good for two. They also have other flavor options. But, I wanted to try the plain ones since it was my first time to taste them. The churros I ate when I was a kid were thin, light brown and crispy. These churros, I guess because of the thickness/size, tasted starchy and undercooked. I wasn't sure if I was eating fried bread or a donut. Plus, they were very oily. The highlight was the chocolate dip which was thick and not too sweet. But, again, I had to pay extra for the Large size. Would I eat them again? Maybe. Most likely just get one churro from a friends basket. If i feel like eating churros that day.

I'm no churo conisseur - my knowledge of churros extends as far as trying out a few here and there…read moreand watching the "proper" way of serving churros on French travel shows. (Which, from what I've gathered, is to eat it in a Parisian cafe at around 5PM or whatever time susnet is. Always.) And yes, the fact that both churro and connoisseur was supposed to be a joke, and no, I did not just notice that now and am trying to make a joke to save face. And so when we stopped by La Lola's this afternoon, I wasn't really sure what the big deal was. It's like a really sosyal version of the breadsticks in nutella thing I do at home right? Boy was I wrong. Horribly, horribly wrong. Jesus these are good churros. The churros, on its own, were perfect - crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside, just the right hint of salt to compliment the bittersweet chocolate. And their chocolate dip had the perfect blend. Here's the thing - I don't like my chocolate that sweet. So the dark, decadent bittersweet flavor that this particular dip had hit a not-so-sweet spot (hehe, get it?) in my palette. Really, as far as churros go, I'm not sure it gets any better than this. Now, to figure out how to get the Parisian sunset and the Eiffel tower in front of me somehow...

The churros are spot on crispy on the outside and fluffy inside with sugar and cinammon. Been…read moreforever since I had magnificent churros like these. Effervescent friendly staff.

Hooray for the grand opening! my boyfriend and i have been patiently waiting for this location to…read moreopen up so we could literally walk downstairs instead of walking across the street to get our churro fix. Although it's the same great taste, the portions are much smaller (during our first experience - it just recently opened). IMO, i'd rather walk across the street to SM Aura if i know i'll be getting more bang for my buck. Either way it's still craze amaze. i really wish they had a glass protector to steer the smoke from the fryer into the vent... my eyes were getting super watery. MUST TRY: MINI XUXOS. caramel filled churros over green tea ice cream w/ green tea powder. its a whopping P275 but my boyfriend is literally addicted and has a belly because of it so i guess that means they're good.

The best churros ever! So glad my cousin brought me to try this place out. She is a foodie as well…read moreand knows all the great places. She offered if I wanted some churros and luckily brought me to try this place out. The churros are literally the best I've tried so crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. We ordered a dozen churros with some chocolate on the side for dip and man was it to die for! You have to come to this place if you're in town. You'll thank me later :)

This was my go to place when I had to satisfy my craving for churros and don't have a lot of time…read more(because if I had a lot of time I'd go to Las Flores, which for me has the best churros in Manila) I used to line up in Rockwell just to order the classic churros with the very rich and thick chocolate dip. The churros are good, cooked just right and with a good amount of sugar (adds texture to it) and the chocolate dip is to die for, it's everything a chocolate dip should be. Rich, creamy and tasty. The smallest order at that time was 6 churros which is too much for me, 2-3 pieces are more than enough. I've noticed though that their service and quality has gone down. I ordered a Nutella Churro in Serendra and the staff took their sweet time (I was the only customer) 15-20 minutes later I get my churro only to find out that the supposed Nutella stuffed churro only had Nutella on both ends, the middle part was empty. I have also ordered from their UP Town Mall branch and the chocolate did not seem to taste as good as it used to. The up side is, they finally made a smaller portion, you can now order just 3 churros instead of 6. I still believe it's worth trying this place out, especially if you are craving for churros or you have a sweet tooth like me!

I've always had memories of my grandfather having fondness for churros. I think it's because of…read morethat that to me, churros isn't just something I eat, but it's something I experience. Thankfully, La Lola Churreria is brought to us by the same creative and discerning men behind Las Flores and Rambla. We were surely very lucky to have gotten there right on time as there was no longer a line and our order was the last one accepted before they closed for the night. All members of the staff looked like they were fighting exhaustion, but they still served us pretty well. We got the basic churros with the chocolate dip on the side. While I was imagining getting a cup of thick chocolate for the churros, I realized after several bites and dips that it actually works out well that the chocolate isn't too thick. This is mostly because the dip doesn't overpower the texture and the taste of the churros itself. Simply put, the chocolate dip only enhances and complements the churros rather than the other way around. Several visits after, I decided to try thier Xuxos - churros stuffed with options such as nutella, dulce de leche, strawberry and peanut butter. I got the dulce de leche stuffing and was pleased that, just like the chocolate dip, the dulce de leche filling complements the churros. Despite the filling, the churros remained crunchy and warm. Just lovely! I'm pretty sure lots of kids (and adults) will have fond memories of delectable churros, rich chocolate dips, yummy fillings, and priceless memories.

I'm obsessed with this place. Perfectly crispy churros without being too oily. The melted chocolate…read moreyou dip your churros in has a good, rich consistency and isn't watered down. Sometimes churros can be too dry or stale, but at La Lola they make your churros to order and they are just sooo satisfying to eat! I have also had their chocochurros, which are churros covered in dark chocolate. They're chilled, which I didn't expect, but I still enjoyed their texture. I tried a xuro (stuffed churro, I had mine stuffed with Nutella) at their Megamall branch as well. It's good, but you only get one and it's almost the same price as a cone of six of their churros so it's less sulit imo. The UP branch does not take card. The Megamall and SM Aura branches do.

Cool concept in the Philippines. They took a state Spanish dessert and introduced it to the…read moreFilipino market with Pinot touches such as ube frosting. Inexpensive and delicious, definitely give this place a try. - Ansel Ponce Diama

Ice cream is my all-time favorite dessert because it's perfect for beating the Philippine heat and…read moreit isn't as heavy as other desserts. I've always been vocal about Lilac Street's lack of dessert places, so I was extremely excited when I first saw Frozen Break - finally, an ice cream bar along Lilac! On my first visit, my friend and I tried their churro cup with salted caramel ice cream and butterscotch topped with green tea ice cream. The former was so good, we finished it in just 2 minutes or so! Haha! The churro cup had a nice soft & chewy texture and wasn't too sweet nor overly cinnamon-y. The salted caramel ice cream perfectly complemented the churro cup!!! As for the butterscotch, it had a much tougher texture, but its inside was chewy and nutty, which went well with the smooth green tea ice cream. On my second visit, I went with another friend and my boyfriend; both of them tried Frozen Break's sundaes - avocado for my friend, while my boyfriend had mantecado ice cream. Man, the avocado ice cream was clearly the winner!!! As for me, I had another churro cup, but this time, I opted for some blueberry cheesecake ice cream, which had a great color, but the taste was just ordinary; I wouldn't be able to identify the flavor if I didn't look at the menu. We were also given a taste of their carrot cake, which was too sweet, especially since they also partnered it with some pale-looking pistachio ice cream. Frozen Break's ice cream supplier is Arce Dairy. They also have a variety of savory dishes, which I am looking forward to try. While waiting for your orders, you can also play some boardgames and even play with your pets! The last bit can be taken both positively & negatively as pets are family, too, BUT they since the place is enclosed & air-conditioned, their smell kind of lingers.

If you're in the area of Lilac St. in Marikina, pay Frozen Break Ice Cream Bar a visit and order…read morethe salted caramel ice cream in a churros cup. After a hefty lunch at a nearby grill, I hardly had any room for dessert. But this was too hard to resist. A light pastry that is neither too sweet nor cinnamon-ey, with a crisp exterior, the churros cup didn't need anything else. Not the dusting of sugar. Not the caramel drizzle. Not even the ice cream. Frozen Break's churros would do very well on its own.

Churros has been a favorite of mine since I was a kid. There was time when I would go to my parents…read moreto some cafe and they'd buy me hot chocolate. They in turn would buy churros. Dipping churros into hot chocolate was one of the best parts of my childhood. Sadly, that part of my life is gone and so was the cafe that offered it. It wasn't until years later that I would find something that would replace it. Here's Don's Original Churros. The hot chocolate might be gone, but at least now I've found churros. Don's Original Churros offers churros at a reasonable price. You have to buy at least five pieces at thirty five pesos. You add tend pesos if you want your churros to come with a dip. Their dips come in strawberry, blueberry, dule de leche, and chocolate. They also have special churros that have filling inside.

Best when piping hot and sprinkled with lots of brown sugar and cinnamon as their dips- chocolate,…read moredulce de leche, blueberry, strawberry- don't really offer much natural flavor. It's a good, cheap snack for a lazy afternoon and the packaging helps a lot in making my life of a glutton easier. The crunch is good and not so doughy as they're a bit skinnier than Churreria La Lola. I'd say about an inch in diameter. I'm very particular about the oil used for frying but the times I've ordered there it seems odorless and not reused.