Micha's is a small-ish unassuming bakeshop tucked between a point-point (read: turo-turo) eatery…read moreand a petshop along Grove. I used to walk from campus to my then-apartment (which was a kilometer away) and pass by Micha's. The first thing that lured me in was the smell of cookies every afternoon. I think it awakened the cookie monster in me. I swear on Hitler's mustache, their chocolate chip cookies are divine. They're the perfect combination of chewy and crispy, of buttery and chocolatey, of cute and sexy.. Wait what? Point is, they set the bar way too high, so make sure you're ready for these life-changing cookies. Despite the lack of a comfortable dine-in space and AC, students flock to Micha's around three o'clock every weekday afternoon for a slice or two of their uber cheesy baked macaroni. At forty pesos per slice, it's a real bang for your buck, too.

I'm particularly fond of the setup of French Baker. Good hearty meals, some pasta, some cakes and a…read moreslew of pastries. These combinations never seem to fail. However, what I am not a fan of is the price, though. But, if you're looking at getting the same satisfaction without the disappointment of budget concerns, Micha's down at LB is definitely a good place to go. What to try? Well, how about we start off with chocolate chip, dark chocolate or chocolate crinkles being sold at 35 pesos per 100 grams? Or how about their crazy ,scrumptious servings of baked mac that you'll even eat right out of the foil? Or how about some eclairs or cream puffs without costing you an entire dollar? All of that, you'll get here. So hop on to LB as this little store's waiting for you!

One of the best Starbucks locations I've ever been to! The Starbucks on Aguinaldo Highway in…read moreTagaytay not only serves your favorite drinks and pastries, but also offers a stunning view of Taal Lake -- making it a perfect spot to relax, unwind, or catch up with friends. I ordered my usual drink (Spanish Latte with and extra shot) and an Egg Sandwich and it was made perfectly. The staff was friendly, efficient, and welcoming, even during a busy time. The café itself is spacious, clean, and beautifully designed with cozy indoor seating and scenic outdoor options. This branch blends the comfort of Starbucks with the calm and beauty of Tagaytay. A must-visit if you're in the area!

Amazing view with a good cup of chai latte! Was in town to dine and see the tall volcano view as we…read morehappen to pass by this Starbucks location. Best plan ever.

It's Starbucks! [TAGAYTAY, CAVITE Philippines]…read more We decided to stop here after our visit to the People's Park in the Sky and Just like your regular Starbucks here in the U.S. the place is modern and spacious BUT with an exception... this location had a patio deck with a nice view of Taal Lake and Volcano, I saw stairs that led to downstairs... I should've checked it out but didn't. I read in someone's review that there were 3 floors and that each level had a viewing deck. whoa, wow! Anyway, the line was long and it took forever to get to the cashier register. I ordered a strawberry acai refresher and others in my family ordered coffee and other pastries. Service was good after we placed our order. The beautiful views made up for it all. To enter the parking lot we descended down a very steep hill in our van. It was a bit scary. There were three levels of parking, one for just motorcycles and bikes. Exit is the opposite path. They accept major credit cards here. Review #3312

This is absolutely the NICEST STARBUCKS I HAVE EVER BEEN TO IN MY ENTIRE LIFE. It has a view of a…read morevolcanic crater lake. It has 3 fully air conditioned floors. It also has outdoor patios on EACH OF THESE FLOORS. There's EVEN A FIRE PIT. There are clean bathrooms on each floor too. If this Starbucks were in the U.S. with this kind of view and set up, I have no doubt that it would constantly be packed with people using the free Wi-Fi. (This one doesn't have brewed iced coffee either, but this spot is so nice, they could serve the worst coffee ever and I'd still come and hang out)

Quick, easy and clean. This is right off the freeway so it's very convenient. I got the chocolate…read moremousse cake and it was delicious.

AMBIENCE When we entered the restaurant, interior's pastel…read morecolors reminded me of candies, ice-cream, gelato, unicorns, Lucky Charms' marshmallows, and bubblegum. Plenty of seats were available and there were many customers during dinnertime. High chairs were available for toddlers. KEY POINTS Fresh Fruit Snow Ices: low fat, low calories, starch-free and 100% natural. Snow Ice Bestseller: healthy soy All-day breakfast meals available. Supports local ingredients. FOOD & BEVERAGE Coldlayers Nachos looked refreshing thanks to the lettuce. That, alone, made it interesting and fun to eat. Our other food items were pretty standard. Chicken Parmigiana would've been better if it was bigger. Horlicks Milk Tea with Salted Cream Cheese was my order but there might've been a mix-up with my friend's Horlicks Milk Tea. Nevertheless, the horlicks was really nice and sweet. SERVICE We waited a long time for our bill. Our group purchased Php1,000 worth of food to get a Php500 discount via Booky app.

My friends and I had lunch here driving back to Manila from Tagaytay. They had a good experience…read morehere so they chose this resto when we got to Solenad. I was surprised at how pricey their food was given the interiors of the resto was really simple - like an airconditioned carinderia. This was because their food portions were big. I got the seafood in a regular plate. It came with shrimp, squid, tanigue and alimasag. The sauce was too rich and thick I lost interest in the dish after a few bites. The alimasag had no meat in it at all. Would have been better if they replaced it with more shrimp or squid. I didnt eat the complimentary soup because it used meat stock. My friends liked their sisig and chicaron bulaklak. Overall I wasn't impressed. If you are a meat eater you might love their food.

Filipino food is something I believe is something we all love very much. We cannot go wrong with a…read moregreat "Daing na Bangus" or "Kare-Kare." This restaurant specializes on those two dishes and they do it in utter perfection. This a small establishment seated in the confines of Nuvali. It's a simple restaurant that probably has a seating capacity of 30 people. They have a wide menu of your favorite Filipino dishes that it's such a family friendly place. Everything is served family style and comes to you very fast. The food is so good that you'll just keep wanting more. The best part is that you can take home marinated Bangus and just fry it at home whenever you're looking for this particular, wonderful taste.

Now there's a tart that I wished was available in Manila, but don't be dismayed as this delicacy is…read morejust located in the nearby city of captivating views and sceneries, Tagaytay. Almira's Buko tart, simply has the amazing and delectable coconut tarts for me. They've mastered the creation of tarts as the saltiness and the crunchiness of the crust, together with the sweetness of the soft coconut, tastes heavenly and every single bite is addicting. Although the name says buko tart, they bake several luscious tarts such as Mango Cheese Tart, Banana Caramel Tart, Blueberry Cheese Tart, Cherry Cheese Tart , and my personal favorite; Fruity Tart . It's tangy and sweet and just sensational. Also available are the usual Pinoy delicacies such as Nilupak, barquillos, otap, and so much more. Be on the lookout though when going to Almira's Buco Tart Haus as you may drive past them, they're just a small store with teracotta roof and cute pink sign.

I know what you're thinking, how is it that a center for beasts of burden is being referred as a…read moregood place to visit when you're in the culture rich town of Los Baños? Well, if you're expecting a muddy field littered with big, lumbering, carabaos - well, think again. This is actually a simple hole-in-the-wall type of establishment that offers byproducts from these amazing creatures. What to try? The carabao milk! This carabao milk is definitely one of the many things to look forward to the next time you're going to visit Los Baños. Served ice-cold in a pouch, this drink is definitely a sure fire way to give you chills - the good kind. Sold at 19 pesos, better not stray too far away since having seconds isn't really a question anymore. Besides its famed chocomilk, PCC also offer an array of other products like pastillas and even carabao meat to name a few.