
But uh-uh-uh! I proven myself wrong. The entrance/facade itself piqued my interest and I hurriedly went inside to check out what’s cookin. Yes, the ambiance is very inviting. And mind you, this visit turned to be an unforgettable delactable gastronomic experience.
The food is really great! They offer classic Filipino Food. Since, it’s already our 2nd breakfast of the day (as of 10am), we just decided to order some snacks that we thought would be light for our tummies.
The mouth-watering suman of Cafe by the Ruins…
…best paired with their tsokolate
Cafe by the Ruin’s version of Tsamporado
Ooooooh… their crispy danggit!!!!!
champorado + danggit = perfect!
It is an arts and photography den. The portraits are really amazing. I noticed that there are some announcements regarding some sort of contests or meet-ups probably, they say the cafe is a hangout for artists who live in Baguio.
What’s amazing is that even most of the restos nowadays are fond of plainly commercializing, Cafe by the Ruins managed to entice customers and to serve as a place that nurtures art and culture at the same time. For me, a stay in Baguio will not be complete without a visit in Cafe by the Ruins.
Comfort food in the heart of Baguio City. I like their Gambas and Yogurt! Ü
True. I love Cafe by the Ruins. I haven't tried those yet. Maybe, when I come back. :))