Cafe Mary Grace

Ien Menez

4.0

Despite the usual table waiting, i guess the tita in us can’t help but to dine at Cafe Mary Grace. it is my first time here and i’m glad i have tried to dine in finally...though cakes and pastries are the best seller offerings of this place, one can’t help but to try what is on the menu.. i had the Pastra Amatriciana with Italian Meat Balls and i must say that it just had the right blend of tomato sauce which is not that sour. the meatballs is just so-so and there is really nothing special... as for my friend, he had Smoked Ham with Almonds, Cranberries and Balsamic Vinaigrette and this i find indeed yummy. the place offers a very homey feeling but it is not a place where you can stay all you want catching up if you are sensitive with the people waiting to get a seat. As for the price, i honestly feel it is pricey but my friend finds it reasonable because you are assured that the food were carefully prepared and with the best ingredients. should i recommend this place? Yes but probably during the weekdays and not over the weekend...

Wisnu Harimurti

5.0

Mary Grace is like our lola’s house - warm, comforting, and nostalgic. This is where I love to work whenever I’m out of the office. Also a good spot for dating (lol) if you’re the tita type. Try their grilled ensaymada with hot chocolate!

CharmLovesFood

4.0

This a great place to hangout chill talk and dig into some comforting meals. The staff are very attentive and welcoming. Food are always nice from the numerous occasions that I've dined in, food are consistently delish. For pasta lovers this joint can serve heaven in a bowl. If you're after nice pasta sandwiches and deserts... this can be that gastro-paradise in the metro.

Nigel Garcia

3.0

A great place to enjoy pasta. It was so tasty but i found a small hair in the plate. Be careful next time. Waited for 15 minutes before the server take the order.it was not busy. But it was good experience. I'll be back next time to check if there is an improvement.

Jeremiah Abuan

4.0

The food is really good, a little bit on the ricey side although it is tasty, the staff are nice as well. There are times that there is a lot of customer so you may have to wait. Althoough I really hipe they will have their own place and not just be at the center of the mall,its a little bit distracting having a lot of people walking around you. We had the summer squash soup which is really good, mushroom cream pasta. The cheese roll is really good although overpriced if you’re gonna ask me. I also tried the mint hot chocolate, it is nice but not minty enough.

Reza Fahlv

4.0

Good food, but the layout of the restaurant makes it hard to call the attention of staff. They also don’t serve the set menus (soup + salad + pasta) in this branch. Overall, if you’re looking for comfort food, Mary Grace still provides that.

Gerby De La Cruz

5.0

To some extent, I can say they actually deserve a 4 just for that horrible starch filled mushroom soup. It was redeemedthough by the ham salad dish of my fiancee and my own tomato sauce couscous chicken. It had a curry-like taste with cumin and mustard seeds which I like.

Melly

5.0

Salmon pasta is just great! End your hearty meal with their various choices of cake and a hot coffee to go with it! Perfect for catching up with friends! Cash and card available. Cozy ambience too!

Patricia Anne Nicole Corden

4.0

Ate here for lunch with my aunt and her friends. Food is good, as usual, however this branch does not have the set meals and pizza which according to our friendly server are just available in selected branches. We all enjoyed our soup and one serving is good to be shared by 2 people (we ordered seafood chowder, squash and mushroom). Also ordered vegan sandwich, chicken with orange salad and kesong puti salad. Our waitress, Cindy, was attentive to our needs and she gladly accommodated our requests. I just noticed that the place is quite cramped so I hope they can expand their space in Trinoma so that guests will not have to be seated outside by the hallway.

Two Chair

2.0

I’ve been a staunch fan for years. I keep ordering the same thing whether it’s at SM Fairview, Ayala Fairview Terraces, Eastwood, Powerplant, or Trinoma.Sadly, I was very disappointed to find that they will no longer allow my usual order of the Grilled Chicken Salad with Black Olive dressing and an order of a fried egg on the side. Their reason, for inventory purposes I am no longer allowed to order a side of fried egg. It’s only allowed for breakfast. I’m paying for the egg at an estimate of 375% cost mark-up versus buying and frying my own egg, and yet I am being refused to be served when I am willing to pay. I hope this POLICY is only at Trinoma because it will make me very sad that I will no longer enjoy what I have been constantly eating at this place.