Food and Dining

Le Monet Boutique Hotel is named after the famous French impressionist Claude Monet. As a testament to this, you can see paintings by Filipino masters hanging on their walls. The hotels claim...

If you have the money to burn and want to experience private fine dining at its best, gather a party of 6 and reserve at Mama’s Table. Allow Chef Vicky Tinio Clemente...

Forest House Bistro Café is a log cabin in the middle of a pine forest and about 5 minutes drive away from Camp John Hay. Its interior is very cosy with...

Perched on top of a hill with a splendid view of the valley and the mountains beyond is the BenCab Museum, a must see for art lovers when you visit Baguio....

Oh My Gulay is an art lovers Mecca! It is owned by the legendary film maker Kidlat Tahimik and is part of the Victor Oteyza Community Art Space (VOCAS). Be ready...

Rose Bowl has now moved to a bigger and better location at Upper Gen. Luna Road, near Teacher’s Camp. Their big glass window offers you a view of Baguio’s traffic. However,...

If you are tired of the food courts found in Session Road, then venture a few miles out of the city center and into the fringes of Wright Park.  Just look...

A few steps from the Baguio City Hall, the Rizal Park and Burnham Park is a rustic and homey restaurant frequented by locals and tourists alike. Its interiors are festooned with...

From a simple restaurant in 1972, Solibao has now 6 branches(Session Road, Burnham Park, Heritage Mansion, BGHMC Waiting Shed Food Court)  spread all over Baguio City. Eating lunch here has now...

Eve’s Garden is a popular home-restaurant perched on a hill so you are assured of a scenic view of the mountains and valleys. It is located a few minutes drive away...