Garden Breeze Hotel And Restaurant

A-khaye Ternida

We dropped into this cafe on the path to Baguio. I wasn’t so hungry thus ordered some pancakes. Several dishes in the menu weren't available. My partner and driver shared a veggie dish and fish that they thought wasn’t that great or fresh. Viewsfrom the restaurant in to the veggie farms was nice.

Jim Carbonel

They serve free Barako coffee for hotel guests! Food was great specifically the "Pinuneg", a indigenous delicacy I purchased for supper. When dining as of this resto, you might have breathtaking sights of Abatan. Costs are on the inexpensive side. For drinkers, nearby beers, and localhard beverages are available.

Ylona Cabal

Stayed here for just two times and ate from the restaurant through the first day time. The cherry cheesecake impresses as do the beef broccoli dish. The ohter meals are just alright. The pancake breakfast (arrives free for guests residing in the hotle) will be stiff and defiitelyoverpriced at P150 (for clients passing through and eating only) that is hard to describe since producing fluffy pancakes doesn't have a genius. The French fries, I believe, utilize the locally-grown potatoes, that is comendable, though it really is expensive at P180/plate and isn't particularly well-seasoned or prepared to a sharp. Overnight clients get yourself a bonus of limitless coffee; however, you need to purchase the creamer separately. The eating area is clean. The very best feature isn't on the menu but instead viewed from the huge glass windows where in fact the terraces planted to veggies and potatoes is seen.