Sagada Restaurants

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Cosy little outlet that serves full meals for breakfast and dinners. The signboard at the entrance is in cheerful yellow and with little fun designs of the sun, moon, stars, guitar ...
The interior is dimly lit by various lamp shades for that romantic feel and a little fireplace at the corner.

Good place to relax to have a cuppa especially after your long hike/walk. Service is fast and people there are courteous.

Favorite Dish: Yoghurt is their specialty. Order the banana one. It comes in a dish - that yummy, richly flavoured yoghurt - thick! Topped with muesli. Dig into the load of bananas buried by the scoop of yoghurt - slid that spoonful into your mouth...hmmmmm.. yoghurt lovers, this is a must do in Sagada..

Per serving of banana yoghurt : 70 pesos

See colourful entrance of Yoghurt House - picture attached

Masferre Country Inn & Restaurant is at a good location, near to Information centre. Sit by the window with frilly curtains and you will get to see the patches of nice green outside. Waitresses are friendly and love to have a chat if you are willing..... Lots of lovely black and white photograhs of ethnics are displayed at the back of the wood-panelled wall.

The ambience was good (place is almost spotless clean) and food is not too bad, that was why we came back to have dinner here too.

Favorite Dish: Huge burger with lots of fries given. This was ordered by our friend from Australia. It was so huge she could not finish the whole bun .... and we helped with the fries..

Price : 80pesos

Masferre Country Inn & Restaurant is at a good location, near to Information centre. Sit by the window with frilly curtains and you will get to see the patches of nice green outside. Waitresses are friendly and love to have a chat if you are willing..... Lots of lovely black and white photograhs of ethnics are displayed at the back of the wood-panelled wall.

The ambience was good (place is almost spotless clean) and food is not too bad, that was why we came back to have dinner here too.

Favorite Dish: For light eaters - an omelette with soft, tangy egg plant . Garnished with cucumber, tomatoes and lettuce Good to the last bit.
For added flavour, add the sauce (chilly or ketchup) provided on the table

Price :70 pesos

Masferre Country Inn & Restaurant is at a good location, near to Information centre. Sit by the window with frilly curtains and you will get to see the patches of nice green outside. Waitresses are friendly and love to have a chat if you are willing..... Lots of lovely black and white photograhs of ethnics are displayed at the back of the wood-panelled wall.

The ambience was good (place is almost spotless clean) and food is not too bad, that was why we came back to have dinner here too.

Favorite Dish: "Chinese" fried rice with mixed peas, maize and carrot- quite a big portion. Ordered a soup (mushroom) to go with it. A simple yet delicious meal...

Price : 110pesos

The cafe is two storey house at St Joseph Resthouse. Good lightings and settings. If you want to feel "more open" and "airy", go upstairs. Serving is done quite fast and waitresses are helpful.

Favorite Dish: A portion of rice with choysuey. The hilight would be the Fried chicken - crunchy and tasty to the last bite. Two pieces is really not enough to calm the hungry stomach .....

Cost :120 pesos

The cafe is two storey house at St Joseph Resthouse. Good lightings and settings. If you want to feel "more open" and "airy", go upstairs. Serving is done quite fast and waitresses are helpful.

Favorite Dish: This dish comes with a portion of rice , some chopsuey and two big servings of BBQ chicken pieces marinated in some sweet sauce. BBQ Chicken taste is : slightly crunchy and sweet on the outside and soft and tender in the inside.... yummy when you are so hungry and it's freezing cold outside!

Cost : 120 pesos.

Saint Joseph Restaurant is the biggest restaurant in Sagada, in terms of floor space. The place reminded me of the dining hall at Teachers' Camp in Baguio City. Artists who settled in Sagada exhibit their works here.

Typical Filipino meal here costs around P120pp.

This place is special because it showcases the world renowned photograhps of Sagada's most popular son, Eduardo Masferre. The black-and-white photos were all framed and hanged on the far end wall of the spacious restaurant. The ambiance is cozy and rustic.

The restaurant's menu is mostly Filipino. Their pork sinigang is good and their lechon kawali was my favorite. Price per meal: P120pp.

Favorite Dish: Lechon Kawali - Yummy!.