The food was surprisingly good. I was only expecting pastries and coffee, but they had a full on…read moremenu. We came after eating a big breakfast, but ordered a little something to try. It was amazing. The Americano is very good. I would say it's the best coffee that I've tried in Vigan. The servers are very friendly and attentive. The cafe is connected to Marsha's Delicatessen, so you can purchase goodies from there and enjoy it in 1995 Studio Cafe. The cafe is nice and cool inside. The restroom/comfort room is clean. There's a couple sofas if you're lucky enough to snag one. Enjoy!

Food and drinks were excellent. The service was a little bit slow. I highly recommend the Spanish…read moreLatte.

There is a restaurant inside Hidden Garden which is part plant nursery and botanical garden with…read morelots of different products for purchase like indigenous plants, pottery and food. The restaurant is large with plenty of seating, especially for large groups like our party of 7. We ordered Set D which feeds 8-10 people and the price seemed reasonable. It had quite the variety pinakbit kare kare rice buttered shrimp soup halo halo and iced tea. The serving staff was amazingly attentive and the outdoor botanical aesthetic peaceful. It was really nice that after touring Hidden Garden you could eat lunch, a one stop shop!

We love this place, the ambiance, the food, the ample parking, the plants. As a foreigner food is…read morereasonably priced. We usually come here for cocktails as they are between $3-$5 USD. Or get their halo halo. The service can be lacking sometimes so we often have to check in with our server. And you must go to the bathroom. Overall we've been here almost everyday. Just love the vibe and chilling.

It's along the Sagada mainroad but hidden behind a new resto. They grow their own strawberries and…read morehave friendly dogs at their yard. They're one of the few restos open for breakfast as early as 740AM. We were welcomed by their staff right away. We got the vegetable omelette (which was so good - they used a lot of veggies); ham omelette; strawberry yoghurt (we liked it!); Safada Brew coffee (also a hit!); and Mountain Tea with honey. The food servings were big, yummy and we were so full! This is my second time here. I loved their made to order strawberry cake before and was craving for it, but wasnt lucky this time as they didnt have any. Still highly recommended.

Food was good. I didn't order anything that tasted amazing. The halo halo on the other hand was a…read moreblock of ice. Speaking of halo halo. They waited too long to serve it. We had to get a hold of one of the servers to get them. Nice place with nice views. Went there during the day. Looks like a good place to go to at night.

It the house restaurant for the Hotel Luna. Overall it good. The breakfast buffet has a lot of…read moreoptions, especially meats - - bacon, ham, tocino, corned beef, tapa, & dried fish. It even has an egg station - - they were even kind enough to crisp my bacon for me!!! One night, we tried their bibingka & hot chocolate special - - the hot chocolate is very strong, so ask for some milk if it too strong. The bibingka is very good. At around 125 pesos, it's not bad. We actually liked their merienda best. They have a merienda of Pancit & Lumpiang Shanghai that I got one afternoon that was a knockout - - order it; it's delicious & filling. My wife had Palabok & Lumpiang Gulay - - she loved it. We also had their leche flan - - maybe the best I've had in the Philippines in the 35 years I've been coming here. My wife tried their Halo-Halo; they offered it to her with vanilla ice cream because they had no ube ice cream. I tried it, vanilla worked out just fine - - tasty. The staff is very helpful. Enjoy.

Great food, amazing ambiance, nice staff, small portions. I loved the mixed fruit yogurt. Yogurt is…read moreslightly sour and so creamy.

We had a wonderful meal here. We are "typical" Igorot meal including pinikpikan duck with uteg,…read moregaby soup, red rice, and fried rice with vegetables. We topped everything off with yogurt with honey, bananas, and granola. The owner, Mng Emilia is warm and friendly!

Once we got in the restaurant it was already packed with customers. Barely no seats to take until…read morewe saw customers leaving. Couple tables were vacant but not cleared out. So we just sat at the long table with seats facing towards the customers. Awkward. While customers were leaving, the place was still warm even if the A/C was still going. Orders took a while. Even if we were the only 3rd one in line. Luckily they opened two more register. Guess well be next right? Wrong. We were still in the first register while the other two helped the ones that just arrived. Not the ones who were already in line. Got our order correct but spilt our drinks and never bother to replace the cup. Our food took about 10 minutes to come for a party of 7. Which is pretty quick. The food looks pretty good and tasted okay. Lots of choices in one place for 180₽ for this Sweet & Sour Pork Lauriat. Overall food was good but the service and atmosphere of the place was just not great.

Although I'm a not a fan for chain restaurants but let me just do a quick review on their…read morebreakfast, the breakfast ala king was not worth it- the picture looks so deceiving. As a balikbayan, we are easily deceived by the blow up pictures like American chain resto but here in the Philippines everything shrink- so if you want larger portion try to look elsewhere- a local tapsilogan maybe the best deal.

After leaving our hotel in Baguio at 4am and arriving here after driving for four hours, for a fast…read morefood breakfast place, this place hits the spot... especially this particular location. This establishment is very nice and inviting. It has its own private parking lot so it's convenient and the building is built beautifully. There are stairs to walk in and a zig zag ramp to accommodate the wheeled visitors.. It is a big space with an upstairs second floor dining area as well to accommodate big groups for the busier hours of the day. They keep the place super clean as we saw them mopping the floor upon entering. There are a lot of options to choose from, more than the Chow King we had breakfast at yesterday. I had the Pork Tocino Breakfast which comes with the fried rice, egg and coffee for only 125 pesos or $2.50 USD. The quality of the Tocino I ate was flavorful and top notch! I enjoyed it again today for the second time ans I'm glad Chow King is consistent with their flavors and delivery of the quality of food. We all enjoyed our food and would have given this place 5 stars were it not for the female manager we interrupted asking for plastic forks. I think she had company visiting her that sat behind us because she rolled her eyes and gave our companion a dirty look which was not professional, kind or noteworthy of a manager representing Chow King. After our companion sat down with us at the booth, that same manager sat behind us with her guests. Wow!! How could she treat her customers like this? We were having such a good experience almost done with our breakfast and could have left on a positive high note feeling good about this this watery but now, we left with bad feelings. This was highly uncalled for, unnecessary, unprofessional and just plain rude... uneducated and uncultured.

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My cousin told me about this place so we decided to check it out. Here was our experience on a…read moreThursday evening. AMBIANCE: Parking | All street parking it really depends on the time of the day, but on an evening, it wasn't bad at all. Seating | Seating for almost 30-40 people both inside and outside. You have a choice of casually lounging or grabbing a table to study. Feels | It's in the tip of an alley but not too much in the crowded city thus it's a pretty comfortable place to be around. The cafe itself is a pretty neat place. It does it's best to emulate a fancy hip coffee shop with it's art, music, and desserts. Great place to study, catch up with a friend, or simply read a book. FOOD: Chocolate Frappe (Recommend) I would look into their drinks rather than their desserts. This was sweet, milky and smooth. Usually drinks can be overly sweet or just filled with ice but this was a good one. Blueberry Cheesecake (I've had better) It does look like an appetizing cheesecake however I noticed they warmed it up. If you do request for it, I would suggest asking to get one from the fridge. CUSTOMER SERVICE: As a tourist they were pretty friendly. They were helpful and our food came in relatively quick. TL;DR OVERALL 3.5 stars. It may not be THE place to be but I appreciate it's efforts. The menu was creative yet unique, the vibes was chill, and the service was nice. It's a good place for Westerners to chill if they're feeling a little homesick. TIPS: * They got wi-fi here!