Just had the most perfect lazy morning breakfast at George and Onnie's (or Little Flour, whatever…read morethey're calling it now) and I'm still thinking about it hours later. Walked in around 7:30 before the mall got crazy, and the place was chill with that cozy café smell hitting you right away--fresh coffee and baked goods. Ordered the longsilog and wow, the longganisa patty was juicy and garlicky without being too greasy, paired with perfectly sunny-side-up eggs and garlic rice that was spot-on crispy. The atchara on the side cut through everything so nicely. Grabbed their signature ube pandesal French toast on the side because why not, and it was ridiculous--soft, custardy inside with that sweet ube glaze that wasn't overpowering. Coffee was strong and hot, just how I like it. Server was super attentive without hovering, refilled my water before I even asked. For the price, it felt like a steal compared to other spots in the area. Everything tasted fresh and made with care. 100% coming back tomorrow before my flight. If you're anywhere near Newport, don't sleep on this place.

This is my to go spot for baked goods.Talk about high quality, baked goods and high quality…read morebeverages.Smoothies are so delicious, make sure to hold the syrup.The natural smoothie is amazing. You want high quality food from scratch well, you definitely found the place.This is it.

Opens at 6 AM for breakfast, and has a buffet-style presentation…read more Breakfast is free if you are a guest of the Amelie Hotel, where Braska is contained within, but they also welcome diners in off the street, which is how I got there. If you are not a hotel guest, then the breakfast is 399 PHP, no extra charges above that. That's of as of this date; and also, as of this date and the current exchange rates for USD/PHP, that means the price of the buffet breakfast is under $8 USD. Eggs are cooked to order, but not consistently correctly, but, you know, this happens in the Philippines. Coffee is good - not always a given here, as what you get in many places is basically just a cup of hot brown water when you order coffee. Lot of great Filipino favorites in the buffet, like tocino, garlic rice, hot dogs (yes, for breakfast, big favorite in the Philippines), many different kinds of fruit, vegetables, etc. No cereal offered. The aforementioned coffee, and tea, and fresh-squeezed pineapple juice and orange juice are proffered as drinks. The fresh-squeezed pineapple juice is heavenly and will make you feel better about life in general. My voracity was of huge proportions as I had just come off a 23-hour flight from the States, and man, did I go after it hard here - three eggs, tocino, watermelon, cantaloupe, garlic rice, pineapple juice, several cups of coffee, and a cinnamon pastry. Service is very attentive without being overbearing, and quite prompt. Very nice dining room with views out onto the street, and, somewhat astoundingly, considering what year it is and the location, a steady stream of Miles Davis in my ears offered a great aural background to my leisurely sojourn there. I left feeling fat and happy, with a new attitude, and plenty of fuel for the fire within that day.

I feel like the quality of Nono's has degraded significantly over the years. I used to love their…read morechicken and fries combo but now they're just meh. Prices have also gone up to ridiculous level where I'd rather spend the money elsewhere giving better quality food.

Cozy restaurant in Makati. Recommended by my sister for the waffles and chicken. We went there for…read morebreakfast. The staff were pleasant and efficient.

Comforting Pinoy food, open 24/7. Honestly underrated…read more I swear, this place has been open for over a decade... and somehow I've been roaming Makati like a clueless NPC not knowing it existed. The betrayal. My own stomach deserved better. Solid late-night spot. Generous portions, comforting flavors, and a vibe that feels like a warm hug after a long day (or a long night out, depende sa choices mo). Alfresco dining is super chill, but be warned: it starts getting packed around 1-2AM with people who look like they've survived a full pub crawl. What we ordered: * Pork Bagnetsilog - Crispy, well-seasoned, and surprisingly generous. * Talong Chips + Tokwa - My ultimate fave. I kept "trying one more" until suddenly... nothing was left. Zero self-control, and honestly? Worth it. * Chicharon Bulaklak + Tokwa - Dangerously crunchy. Perfect with rice or on its own. * Coffee Nagaraya Sorbetes - Fun idea, but the coffee flavor needs a little more oomph. Still worth a try. * Leche Flan Sorbetes - A sinful dulce de leche situation -- sweet tooth approved. Only downside: Parking took 30 mins to 1 hour. Will we be back? Absolutely. Probably sooner than parking trauma can heal. Another late night go-to unlocked.

This place is open 24/7. I always order their Bagnet Lugaw. It is expensive for other lugaw but…read moretheir price is justified. The lugaw is so good with good consistency. Not watery, just right. And the toppings and sauces to adjust your taste. I recommend this spot

Dined here several times, food is normally good. Today was different, we only had dessert as an…read moreafternoon snack. Take the Young Coconut Pie and Bibingka Cheesecake OFF the menu!!! The cheese was inedible, gross, had to order the Carrot Cake (which was better). Service, left to be desired, drinks alone took 10 mins after we asked for them since my aunt was coughing, this included simole water. Do better Wild Flour.

Probably one of the rare restaurants where it's cheaper to order it on FoodPanda than to dine in…read morethanks to the promo. Now I have mixed feelings for Wildflour. While the food is generally good, I do have some nitpicks. The chicken skin is great when paired with the gravy but once you get to the meat, it's dry af. The biscuit doesn't even taste like biscuits. More like cornbread. How you gonna call the dish "Chicken & Biscuits" but then serve cornbread. The Reuben is not bad, but a bit on the pricier side for who knows what reason. Overall, I'd probably eat here again through FoodPanda when theres a promo, otherwise there are plenty of better western food available in the area.

Located on the second floor of Eton Tower, The Morning After is a great place to have breakfast…read more The service was quick, and the staff is great! I had a three cheese omelette, and fresh brewed coffee. Typical standard omelette, nothing special but the service was excellent. The servers were very polite.

This was in the same building as the hotel I was staying. I must say that it's impressive...they…read morehave a wide international variety of food choices. Employees were efficient and friendly. The place was also cleaned and aesthetically beautiful. I had ordered a lonsilog which is a cured, Filipino sausage. It was delicious. The longganisa had just right tastes of sweetness and with my cup of coffee, it was a perfect morning! Would love for you to try it and see how your experience turns out!

Filipino fast food costing about 135p for 1 egg and 4 tiny pinky over cooked sausage links. Sweet…read morenice servers. Next to a noisy busy street sitting on a metal chair. Still hungry after so I walked down to a non descript mom and pop joint around the corner 3 blocks down for some real sausage and chicken charred on charcoal.

Back in college, I kept hearing the phrase, "Sex tayo! (Let's have sex!" followed by a round of…read moregiggling from everyone involved in the conversation. Being the shy kid that I was back then, I was too afraid to ask what they meant. I did not want to get dragged into some masked orgy a la Eyes Wide Shut (but if it involved Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, why the hell not?) Apparently, SEX was some cheeky college kid's idea of an abbreviation for "Sinangag Express", and it spread like wildfire in the green-blooded (and green-minded) universe of La Salle and the surrounding areas, until it became the official nickname of every Sinangag Express branch in the Metro. For the place itself, they offer the usual silog breakfast fare. Nothing fancy. They're also one of the few restaurants in the area that's al fresco. Or, you know, al-oh-my-god-my-sweat-is-soaking-through-my-shirt-what-the-hell.

The place is old and worn down. But they have ample parking. dining area and washrooms are very…read moreclean. Food is as we expected. What really amazed us during our visit is the service they provide. Ian, our server, made us feel like we've been regular customers for the past 10 years. Really good and fast service. Highly recommended if you're in the area. Will definitely go back to this place.

This place is known for their pancakes and waffles, but they also offer other wide variety of food…read more My friend and I went here for breakfast and lunch since it was very close to our hotel (New World Manila Bay). The place is small, but can accommodate a decent number of people. Waitresses were nice and made sure we have a fantastic dining experience from start to finish. For breakfast, I ordered the two pieces Banana Pancakes (PHP 170) and my friend got a Ham and Cheese Omelette (PHP 165) with toasts. For lunch, I got the Pork Tocino (PHP 219) and Banana Split for dessert. My friend on the other hand ordered a Regular Spaghetti with Meat Sauce (PHP 189). These foods definitely satisfied our cravings! This particular place is one of many Pancake Houses in the Philippines. They're apparently all over the place.

Restaurant feels like a home style setting. Food was delicious. No issues with service. We ate…read moreloganisa and pork tocino. The bowl of rice made the meal quite filling. I loved it from start to finish.

What a fantastic place for breakfast! The coffee was great, the food delicious and the service was…read moreexcellent. The interior is bright and welcoming...i forgot for a second I was in the Philippines. I ordered an americano and it was excellent. Me wife had the iced coffee and she enjoyed it as well. For food, I had the pork tocino and eggs. It came with garlic rice. The pork was unreal! It was cooked to perfection and had great flavor. The garlic rice was very tasty and I really enjoyed the small salad that was included. My wife had the pandesal and cheese plate and it was really good. You could tell the pandesal was freshly made. Overall we really enjoyed our experience here and will be back before we leave to check out all of the fresh baked goodies they have.

Great place for breakfast or anytime of the day. Everything is very organic, basically farm to…read morefork. It's a very stylish & cozy spot with a classy yet laid-back ambience. It's good for brunch, lunch, coffee, or just a casual dinner. It's very clean and has a relaxed vibe. Love the decor. Feels like nature. Love the tree right in the middle by the door but it's not real. Great place to dine with family, friends or solo. Stopped in early and it wasn't busy at all. Only one other table. Staff were friendly. The restaurant emphasizes organic ingredients, healthy & comfort food. I ordered the Garden Omelette with roasted potatoes. The garden omelette included eggs, cherry tomatoes, shiitake mushrooms, kale, spinach, fresh parsley, sauteed garlic and onions. Everything was so fresh and it was definitely quality. Loved their house made ketchup. It was so good. I also tried the halo halo and it was so good. Really good size too.

First of all, I love the fact they they accept dogs inside their restaurant! What a relief! it's…read moreso nice to see more restaurants being open to this idea! The food was okay, we had truffle fries, pork chop and this pasta which is cream based and we had a salad and calamari for appetizer then we had a carrot cake for dessert! Overall it was okay and the service was slow but I would give them 4 starts bec of their dog policy! Every restaurant should adapt this as long as the dog is in diapers and well behaved.