Cafe 1771

Paul Mangilan

4.0

This restaurant is situated in El Pueblo in Ortigas just over the Podium Mall. This eating place has excellent ambience, quiet sufficient reason for function rooms best for small meetings. Eating place has Filipino and global dishes to provide. For lunch, appreciated their gambas, Caesar salad, grilledsalmon steak, grilled steak (a little difficult) and mango crumble. In addition, it has a good set of fresh fruit juice. For breakfast, their fried paksiw na bangus tummy is crucial try jointly with their own edition of corned beef, beef tapa, pork tocino and daing na bangus. All include the selection of steamed or fried rice and topping of egg. Service is quick and efficient. Costs are moderately higher. The restaurant has really clear restrooms but no car parking area of its very own. I plan to get back to this cafe to use their Osso Bucco Caldereta, the speciality of the home.

Cdm Cnkl

4.0

It’s pricey without doubt a supper for 3 costed about $96AUD without alcohol only juice that's expensive in Manila however the food and atmosphere are usually perfect

Resa Temaputra

4.0

We celebrated Mom's 85th birthday celebration here. The entry and staircase specifically is so sophisticated, it reminded me of these mansions you notice in movies occur the 1950s in Manila. We'd among the banquet areas to ourselves and the menus we picked outwas beautifully organized on the buffet desk: Corned Beef Sinigang, Ginataang Ocean Bass, Poultry Barbecue, Crispy Pata, Daing Rolls, and a variety of sweets and cakes. The meals was delicious - updated variations of Filipino meals and wait assistance was exemplary. I had been a bit astonished by the costs though P40,000 for 27 individuals...That's about US$750. Oh well! The celebration was for Mom in the end - and she cherished the food!