The Breakfast Club Owned by kapamilya star and actress Erich
Gonzales, this all-day breakfast restaurant boasts of a popular Beef Tapa dish,
a variety of Korean dishes, and some savory and treats. Located at Tirad Pass
Street cor. Sto. Domingo, Quezon City, its light and friendly ambiance coupled
with its tagline “Great starts and happy endings” offer a warm welcome to
diners. According to the
actress in an interview with Kris TV,
the tagline means, “Great starts kasi we
believe na sobrang importante yung breakfast to get you going, para may energy
ka sa buong araw.” She continued, “And then happy endings, so desserts, sobrang mahilig ako sa desserts.”
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Yobob Lechon is mostly associated with fiestas and big gatherings, but why
not consider an alternative dining experience with your Valentine date by
eating lechon and other lechon varieties? Located along Tomas Morato, Quezon
City, their Sinigang na Lechon is a must-try out there. Owned by Pinoy Big
Brother alum Paul Jake Castillo, Yobob is located near several coffee shops
should you want an after dinner stop.
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Prost Braumeister Restopub A full dining experience that specializes
in German cuisine and different kinds of imported beers, this restaurant and
bar at The Fort, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, has become a popular hangout. If your date is a
fan of big servings of food—and of owner Sam Milby, this is definitely a place
you should check out. Their Hungarian Spiral Sausage (P580), Sausage Platter
Choice of 3 Sausages (P1,100), and Goulash (P220) are definite must tries.
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Slice Restaurant Slice is more than just a dessert place.
It offers healthier options, like granola for breakfast and brown rice to go
with your meals. Owned by the Cayetano siblings, Slice is a restaurant,
desserts place, and café all in one.
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Luna Specialty Coffee Congressman Lino Cayetano’s new baby
located at the NAC Tower, 32nd Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
opened just last year. Luna Specialty Coffee aims to be a community coffee shop
where one is encouraged to get to know fellow caffeine lovers who frequent the
place, with cardboard signs you can choose to place on your table, as either “available”
or “taken”. Aside from it being a very quaint, intimate coffee shop with no Wi-Fi
(as owners encourage face-to-face conversation), they serve Pinoy food with a
twist, like an open-faced flat Longganisa Pandesal, Kare-Kare Tofu, and Corned
Beef Tapa. They also serve 100% Pinoy coffee made from local beans.
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Rue Bourbon Specializing in New Orleans cuisine, this
restaurant and bar with branches in Makati City; Eastwood, Quezon City; and The
Fort, Taguig not only boasts of mouth-watering and appetizing food, but has a
wide selection of drinks as well, from ladies drinks to their “Big Ass”
flavored beers (available in Caramel and Hazelnut). Although owner Jodi
Sta. Maria admits that she may not frequent the place due to her hectic
schedule, she makes it a point to pay a visit every now and then.
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