One of the things we look forward to doing during out-of-town trips is food-tripping. In our recent Baguio sojourn, we dined in 2 of the nicest cafes in the city.
EVERYTHING NICE CAKE SHOP & CAFE
It was our first time to dine here & so glad we did. ;) This Ayala Technohub-CJH shop was our first meal stop upon arriving in the city.
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| tarragon mint tea |
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| pastel-colored plates |
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| clubhouse sandwich |
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| mango cheesecake |
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| oreo cheesecake |
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| a tomato-based pasta |
It was one cozy place for dining & lazing around that chilly Saturday afternoon.
A quaint cafe tucked somewhere in the city center.
I love how the place is festively adorned with buntings of all sorts.
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| lacy |
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| multi-colored |
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| japanese-like lantern |
Since most of us were under the weather, we ordered this hot lemongrass & mint tea concoction served in a metal teapot. It came also with honey & lemon wedges.
We had this bread-butter-&-strawberry jam while waiting for our food orders.
Then came the main meals. I like it that they are served with brown rice & a tomato-onion side dish.
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| Tita Susie's crispy tapa |
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| Baguio bagnet |
The pasta meals served with freshly-baked bread slices.
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| spinach pasta with pili pesto |
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| lemon ricotta & chicken breast pasta |
They also have a bakery section located near the main entrance.
A dap-ay or Ifugao ritual area can also be found in an open area beside the main dining hall.
Cafe by the Ruins definitely proved true to its claim.
Good food worth the money we paid for in these cafes. =) Go check them out when you're in Baguio.
parang yummy sa cafe by the ruins!
ReplyDeleteI love Baguio! Especially CJH. I didnt know they have a technohub in there already. I can see the fog in your picture. Saraaaap!
ReplyDeleteNice hangout place. Reminds me so much of boni high street.😊
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