TOP 10 MOST LOVED RESTAURANTS IN BAGUIO CITY FOR NOVEMBER 2025
Baguio City isn’t just the Summer Capital of the Philippines — it's a food haven for travelers craving good food in cool weather. From cozy cafés to iconic local eats, here are the most loved restaurants in Baguio that deserve a spot on your foodie itinerary.
CAFE BY THE RUINS
Best for: Filipino comfort food with rustic charm Location: Shuntug Road An iconic Baguio dining spot famous for its homemade bread, bagnet meals, and Rizal’s Tsokolate-e. The vibe? Rustic, artsy, and perfect for warm breakfasts before exploring the city. Must Try: Ruins Coffee, Baguio Bagnet, Kamote Bread
LEMON AND OLIVES GREEK TAVERNA
Best for: Authentic Greek dining with a view Location: Outlook Drive Expect genuine Greek flavors — from lamb gyros to fresh salads and moussaka. The wood-and-glass cabin overlooking pine trees makes it perfect for romantic dinners or family feasts. Must Try: Lamb Gyro, Souvlaki Platter, Greek Yogurt Dessert
ARCA'S YARD
Best for: Quiet meals + mountain views Location: Ambuklao Road A museum-café tucked away in the mountains. Enjoy healthy rice meals, homemade desserts, and books around you while overlooking the Cordillera scenery. Must Try: Camote Pie, Chicken Longganisa, Arca’s Signature Tea
HILL STATION
Best for: Elegant global fusion cuisine Location: Casa Vallejo, Upper Session Road Award-winning and romantic, Hill Station blends European, Asian, and American flavors. Its colonial interior and dim lights make it ideal for date nights. Must Try: Slow Roast Beef Belly, Truffle Pasta, Death by Chocolate
GOOD TASTE RESTAURANT
Best for: Big servings at student-friendly prices Location: Otek St., near Burnham Park Baguio's cult-favorite! Known for affordable, massive servings and no-frills Filipino-Chinese dishes — open late, perfect after a night stroll or tiring tourist day. Must Try: Buttered Chicken, Chopsuey, Garlic Buttered Shrimp
VIZCO'S RESTAURANT AND CAKE SHOP
Best for: Desserts & casual meals Location: Session Road Home of the viral Strawberry Shortcake! Light, fluffy, and made with fresh Baguio strawberries — this is a must-stop spot for dessert lovers. Must Try: Strawberry Shortcake, Pasta & Salad Set
AMARE LA CUCINA
Best for: Wood-fired brick oven pizzas Location: #22 Outlook Drive, Baguio Citt Experience hand-crafted pizzas made the authentic Italian way — you can even request to try making your own! Cozy and perfect for groups. Must Try: Foie Gras Pizza, Truffle Pasta
FARMER'S DAUGHTER RESTAURANT
Best for: Hearty Cordilleran cuisine Location: Near Tam-Awan Village For a true Baguio cultural meal, this restaurant serves Igorot specialties like etag, pinikpikan, and pinuneg. Earthy, rich flavors and a very local vibe. Must Try: Pinikpikan, Etag Rice Meals, Pinuneg
REBEL BAKEHOUSE
Rebel Bakehouse is one of Baguio City’s most talked-about café-bakeries, redefining the local dining and pastry scene. This trendy spot offers artisan pastries, creative food options, and specialty coffee brews that keep both locals and tourists coming back. Don’t miss their signature Ham & Gruyere Croissant and Leche Flan Danish — the perfect pair to enjoy with their freshly brewed coffee.
113 WAGNER CAFE
Originally home to 7 kids, 1 pup, and their Mama, 113 Wagner Cafe now opens its doors to the public as a place to dine, hang out, and celebrate any occasion. The rustic ambiance, paired with delicious comfort food and Baguio’s cool climate, makes this fine-dining spot a must-visit. They offer set menus and course meals perfect for special celebrations, but do note that reservations are mandatory.
FINAL TIPS FOR FOODIES IN BAGUIO
Visit weekdays or off-peak to avoid long queues Make reservations for Hill Station and Lemon & Olives Bring a jacket — alfresco dining is chilly year-round Try local treats like strawberry taho & ube jam while touring!
FINAL THOUGHTS
Baguio isn’t just about cool climate and pine trees — it’s a culinary destination worth exploring. Whether you're into cozy cafés, hearty Filipino dishes, or desserts, the City of Pines has something for every palate. Which restaurant are you trying first? 😋
