Cafe Portillo

Cylynn De Blois

I recommend Cafe Galilea. Ideal place to go out with some close friends or have dinner together with your family. Employees is friendly and meals and beverage served fast. 5 stars!! Continue the great Job!

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Had lunch here along with my dearest cousins. As we entered the house we discovered vibrant healthy plants the majority of which were on the market. Once inside the cafe we had been warmly greeted by the supervisor, Ms. Jenny Villarama Valencia. Being truly a hot time my cousinsand I opted to sit down indoors where it had been air condioned, but nonetheless got a panoramic look at of the Angat River. Just what a beautiful view! I felt as though we had been transported to the highlands. Interestingly the dining area is really a refurbished container. It comes with an range of beautiful and interesting decoration which includes a wicker peacock seat and a toss pillow with a woven situation. Since we pre-ordered our food, we'd time and energy to chat as only cousins can. We received refreshing cups of Lemongrass Iced Tea which instantly quenched our thirst. For appetizers we'd Smoked Bangus Croquettes and Chicken Lollipops. Then your Caesar Salad and Taco Salad emerged. Next we'd their pizzas: Margherita, Garlic Shrimp, and All Cheese. After that we attempted all three of these pastas: Spaghetti Bolognese, Carbonara, and Spanish Sardines with Kesong Puti. Ms. Valencia joined up with us for dessert (Earl Gray Pannacotta with Blueberries and Blueberry Cobbler) and regaled us with tales from days gone by and how this eating place came to be. All the meals were offered on an eclectic mixture of tableware. Everything we ate had been delectable but our without doubt faves had been: Smoked Bangus Croquettes, Spanish Sardines with Kesong Puti Pasta, and Earl Grey Panaccotta. Following the scrumptious meal and the spirited camaraderie it had been time and energy to go, but with a guarantee to return.

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