Really adorable cafe. It has a bit of a country porch feel or mom and pop type of store, but…read moretrendy. Since recently discovering Yelp hit the Philippines after returning 7 months down the line. Me and some family ventured out here to check out Ted's. My cousin had mentioned the food being very good albeit a bit pricier than local fair. Of course, that was true, but we agreed quality was there. We tried a few of their shakes-- Mango Peach, Apple Basil, Mandarin Lime, the BBQ chicken pizza, bacon cheddar fries, the seafood puttanesca, and Ted's linguine. The shakes that have fruit in their names don't seem to have milk in them and are more like finely blended slushies. A really amazing treat to escape from all the heat. I thought the apple basil and mandarin lime were the better of the 3 we got since they seemed more refreshing. The peach made the mango shake a lot heavier in comparison. For the apple basil, you can really taste the basil, but it didn't seem too overpowering, however, I'm unsure if I could drink the entire thing. The Mandarin Lime was really refreshing though. Ted's Linguine - Creamy as advertised. All the pastas seem to come with a bread stick too. Not much to really say. It was overall, really good and a great safe choice if you want pasta but not feeling adventurous. Seafood Puttanesca - Probably my favorite. Came with mussels and shrimp with bread. The sauce was a nice flavor and seasoned well. BBQ Chicken Pizza - Also really good, but much more like a flat bread and not very pizza like. Definitely think flat bread. It came with a pile of cabbage like greens as garnish and was nicely cooked. Though at the end we were questioning if it had any chicken in it as none of us could recall ever tasting the chicken. The sauce had a really nice smokey flavor though. Bacon Cheddar Fries - Very standard fries with bits of fried bacon crumbled with a drizzling of cheese. It was very tidy. I'd definitely be happy to return to try more off their menu or just to keep in mind of a place with very good drinks. They also have coffee and cakes so I imagine they'd make a nice sit in coffee shop too.

don't ever order their steak. biggest regret from dining out ever. it costs more than a thousand…read morepesos and its not even fresh or cooked peoperly

Seafood, spa, and songs! Saturdays and Sundays are perfect bonding times for the whole family, and…read morefor those looking for a place to relax, eat, and have fun, Crab Pot is for you. For Php 599 per person, our whole family enjoyed an afternoon of unlimited buffet, three hours of videoke inside an airconditioned KTV room, and spa services (my dad availed the massage; we were not up to it). The waiting time for our order was long, but thankfully, we had the videoke to entertain ourselves. The selection was quite current, so even the young ones got to pick and sing their hearts out. The food was not extraordinary, but it was plenty. There was buttered chicken, sweet and sour fish, shrimp gambas, calamares, and mussel soup. Refills were unlimited. You just had to press a button to call their staff, who would come into the room to assist you. The couches in the KTV rooms are uber comfy, by the way. I won't judge you if you feel the need to doze off after a heavy meal! Wink!

Amazing view, excellent customer service and delicious meals at Amare La Cucina. It was our first…read moretime dining here during our stay at Tagaytay. Thank you to the excellent and attentive staff. We informed the staff that a family member has peanut and tree nut food allergies. They were very accommodating and catered to our food allergies. Thankful to our family and relatives who took us at Amare La Cucina for an excellent dining experience. We were a party of 11. We ordered the following meals for late lunch early dinner all pizzas in grande size and other meals in shareable portions. Pinoy Boy Pizza, Pizza Con Prosciutto, 6 Cheese PizzaS Pepperoni Pizza, Truffle Pasta, Truffle Orzo Risotto, Ala Carbonara, Calamari and Baby Back Ribs with Rice. Everything we ordered was delicious. Cooked and grilled to perfection. Everything was flavorful and plentiful. We even had leftovers. We can't wait to come back to Amare La Cucina and try other food items on their menu.

The first time I tried The Original Hawaiian Bar-B-Que was in Boracay, and it has been one of my…read morefavorites ever since. The Boracay restaurant is still my favorite of course, because of all the luau beach vibe, but their Tagaytay branch also has its own charm. The weather is nice, the interiors are cozy and it has a magnificent view of the Taal Lake. The view is just the bonus for me because what I really go there for is the food. Their Original Baby Back Ribs is absolutely delicious with its finger licking barbecue sauce. The Pineapple Shrimp Curry is a must-try and their baked potatoes are the best I've ever tasted. Their food never fails to impress me and make me feel like I'm back in my favorite island. The Original Hawaiian Bar-B-Que is located inside the posh and luxurious Boutique Bed and Breakfast.

So I came here on my date day with my fiance'…read more Pros- -Great location, over looks the TAAL Volcano -Clean, modernize atmosphere -Service staff was nice -Fresh watermelon juice Cons- -SUPER SLOW SERVICE -Wagyu burger tasted like any other hamburger -NO parking/lot is consistently full It doesn't take a lot to impress me but the service could be better. We weren't ever checked on if we were doing ok, or needed anything There was only ONE other table besides are there. We order the wagyu burger and Mediterranean chicken. Presentation was excellent food was just good.

My son and I were visiting from Northern California and My sisters took my son and I here for…read moredinner. The restaurant was clean and the staff were all very pleasant and attentive, especially Rolli. We had an excellent dinner especially having the chef do a special request to cook the tomahawk pork chop beef steak style. We had their regular tomahawk pork chops as well and the seafood pizza. Both orders of the Tomahawk pork chops were cooked perfectly! It was moist and flavorful. Great job! Ms Sinclair had asked us to comeback and try their breakfast buffet. So we all came back here for their newly launched breakfast buffet the next day. They had quite a few selections that was out on the buffet tables but there are other dishes that you can order a la carte which is also included on the buffet price. The thick slices of grilled bacon side was so tender and flavorful, boneless fried chicken and gravy was crunchy and moist inside, the poached egg on their eggs benedict was perfectly cooked. Their warm medallions of French toast with caramelized bananas was excellent, crunchy on the outside with the sauce lightly drizzled perfectly. We loved the Dalandan juice (green citrus fruit) and the authentic hot cocoa. We will be back! Chef Jaymie even came out of his busy kitchen to meet with us, nice memorable gesture!

We were on our way home from a work trip to Anilao, when my Dad suggested we had lunch at a…read morerestaurant his friend took him to for good Italian fare. We were tired and itching to get home, but we gave the old man a chance. I must say, I'm glad we did. Casa Marikit was a refreshing sight, with a cozy feel and rustic interiors, it's not difficult to fall in love with the place. While waiting for our orders, we walked around the compound grounds and saw potential venues for events. There was even a room with wine barrels that we thought would be perfect for hosting small parties. After our short walk, we headed back to eat. We began with the complimentary basket of bread, served with their delicious pate and tomato, basil and olive dip. I could have gotten full as satisfied with that alone. Well, those were my thoughts until the pizza and the pasta came. Everything smelled so good that I just had to dig right in. The heavenly smell didn't do justice to the taste as everything was just fantastic. I'm hoping that soon, I'll stumble upon a couple who will want to get married in a place like this so I can justify heading out here again.

Wonderful service, beautiful grounds & relaxing atmosphere. The food was hot & tasty. Good sauces &…read moreseafood. Wondered why there was no bread or breadsticks?? Good portions & nice presentation.

If you find yourself in Nuvali and are craving for Japanese food, go to Domo (short for "thank…read moreyou") Tomo ("friend") which is located at Soledad 1. My family often eats here when we're in the area. The food although basic is good and consistent. Some changes were made to suit the Filipino palate such as the use of calamansi (Philippine lemon) to accompany their sushi and sashimi dishes. One particularly interesting dish is the Krazy (yes, with a "k") roll; it's like crab maki rolled inside-out and then deep fried before being cut into smaller pieces and then topped with shredded crab stick with Japanese mayonnaise and fish egg roe. So good! Each serving yields bite sized pieces, good for sharing. I also love their bento boxes! Service is great and for a Japanese vibe, lanterns adorn the restaurant and Japanese music plays as well. The freezer for the raw ingredients is visible to diners so you know their food is fresh. Prices are quite reasonable especially with fresh ingredients.

Great View of the Taal Volcano. Good service and great ambiance. It is pricey…read more Located in the Twin Lakes strip, La Creperie offers a mix of American, Italian and French fares. From burgers to Filipino food, it offers variety to groups of people who can't make up their mind. I didn't try the desert, but may have too before I leave the area. Clubhouse Sandwich: enough for two with a side of fries. Each layer is distinct, and pretty flavorful. Truffle Pasta: taste like carbonara honestly, but cheesy and quite filling. Overall, aside from the price, a pretty good experience.