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.

Great place and yummy. From the out side looks not so good but the inside is spotless. The cakes…read morelooks awesome

This place is awesome. 5 stars/. I really like the ambiance of the location of this coffee shop…read more Such a fantastic experience. Will come again.

We wanted to have a hot cup of coffee at first but we opted to get a frappe because, to be honest,…read moreBaguio was hotter than usual this day and besides, we always have brewed coffee anyway, so we thought why not go for something else? There are still a lot of frappes to try out! When we were deciding what to order, we made a mental note to come back here until we already tried everything on the menu, especially their sausage meals and pastas! Will we see you there?

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!

service was great but there is no longer any WiFi. Whoa!!!! What happened? All Starbucks in…read morethe world have wifi ?

When in Rome, act like a Roman, right?…read more But once in awhile, it's kinda nice to have a quick taste of your "norm," even if it's just for a few minutes. Located on one of the busiest streets of Dagupan, Starbucks is a welcoming sight for sore eyes. After running a few errands around the area, it was a good stop to make for something cold and for a snack. Parking was a challenge. There are about 4 spaces up front that can be shared by patrons of all the other establishments in the area. We got lucky to score one of them. We walked in and I immediately liked the open and welcoming space. It was quite inviting. There wasn't a line, so we took our time putting in our orders. Now, I'll admit, a couple of us took a minute to make up our minds, but the cashiers were patient. They also suggested a couple of cakes and pastries. Now, I'm not a sweets person, and I usually just take a bite just to say I tried it, but gotta say the crepe cake was pretty damn good! Good enough for me to eat almost half of it! That, I would recommend. Free WiFi. Place is clean - clutter didn't last longer than a few seconds since someone was always around for immediate clean up. It's a good place to chill. Me likey.

Great service. Menu has much to offer Filipino cuisine and Asian fusion. The compound was decorated…read morefor the Holidays and offered much to see.

This review is based solely on our lunch experience at Café Angelo…read more I'm only familiar with Bala'i Gloria because my grandmother (RIP) celebrated her (I believe) 95th birthday bash here. But that was 4 years ago. While running errands nearby, we learned of our tour guide's birthday being the next day. We all collectively decided to let him pick where to have a small lunch celebration. And that's how we ended up in Café Angelo. Pretty open on a midweek lunch hour. Party of 6, we were all seated and given menus promptly. Complimentary fish chips (aka kropek) while we waited for our food. They have a vast offering of food and drinks. However, we ended up with the following: EGG DROP SOUP: Not too rich but seasoned well. It has a nice thickness to it. Great starter. PANSIT: Because you have to have this given it's a birthday celebration. Topped with a lot of fresh vegetables. Seasoning was subpar but nothing a little fish sauce couldn't fix. LIEMPO: Good crunch on the skin and tender and juicy inside. Great dip that goes with it. Highly recommending. GARLIC FRIED RICE: Nothing extraordinary. It is as expected. SHRIMP AND VEGETABLE TEMPURA: This set would have been perfect if they cooked it in newer oil. It had a slight "used oil" essence lingering with each bite. The dip did an okay job covering it up, but it's hard to not notice it without the sauce. KARE-KARE: I much prefer the regular uncooked alamang (shrimp paste) than the sweet one they paired with it, otherwise, this dish was PERFECT and delicious. Birthday boy was given a complimentary cupcake at the end of our meal. FOOD: 4. SERVICE: 4. VALUE: 4. Not too bad for all that food we got. PARKING: Private lot. OVERALL: 4. They have weekend sushi nights I would love to catch. Hopefully it's still around next time I come through. Recommending!

Our family took a 5-hour road trip north of Manila to Baguio with Tam-Awan Village as part of our…read moreitinerary. Tam-Awan is a cultural center for the arts catering to both locals and tourists giving one a taste of the indigenous daily lifestyle of the Ifugao (mountain people) from the Cordillera Mountains. The village recreates typical housing huts of the Ifugao where you can rent one of the huts for overnight stays. They also have daily traditional dance performances which are interesting to watch. An onsite artist/weaving station nearby also illustrates the textile makings of the Ifugao. Should you need a unique souvenir from the Cordilleras, their souvenir station on the way out has a number of art or handicrafts, created by local artisans. Visiting Tam-Awan will reward you with many unique photo opportunities and it is an excellent spot for cultural immersion. Don't miss it!

The only place in the Philippines showcasing the Igorot way of life. The huts are original and were…read moredisassembled and reassembled piece by piece. You can rent them as hotel rooms to experience how the Igorots lived. Restrooms and showers are outside to maintain the original structure of the huts. It's location is forested and maintains the cool highland air. The cafe serves indigenous mountain dishes like pinikpikan, kiniing, organic salads, native mountain grown coffee, etc. There are native dances, canaos, organized to show people how life is celebrated. This is one place visitors to the City of Pines should definitely include in their itinerary.

Nothing special about the dishes, they were okay. It was the place, quiet and away from the city. I…read morealways come back for the camote pie topped with a vanilla ice cream, it was so good! I will definitely recommend the camote pie to everyone!

Ordered the nachos longanisa, mushroom aglio e olio, salted egg carbonara, sans rival and brown…read moresugar pearl milktea. Nachos were ok, I think the tortillas were stale. Mushroom aglio+olio is my favorite out of all that I ordered above. Salted egg was pretty heavy, maple glazed ham made the dish even heavier. Sans rival was ok, milktea could use more brown sugar. Overall I would comeback for the aglio e olio and try another safe drink

Very cute place! I'm not from the area, but the restaurant may as well be. It's hard to find good…read morepasta when you're craving it and I love the fettuccini alfredo here! It's a cheesy goodness that comes with a small slice of bread. It's a sizable portion that's definitely good for lunch. Came with a group of four at lunchtime and we were seated immediately. Parking is hard just from the sheer amount of traffic, but the food is definitely worth it! There's things to do on one table while you're waiting, such as Uno, Cards Against Humanity, and some books in English. A few of us had the matcha frappe and it was so good! Definitely going to return before I go back home.