Where to Eat in Baguio City: 18 Restaurants to Try (2023 Update)

One of the best things to do in Baguio City is to eat! This city on a mountain offers culinary diversity that both local and foreign tourists will genuinely love. Baguio City has rapidly developed over the years, and choosing an excellent place to eat might be overwhelming. Hence, we created this where to eat in Baguio City list to narrow your choices and ensure that you taste the best this city offers. Take note that these Baguio Restaurants are listed in random order. Feel free to add this post to your food list.

Post Updated: October 30, 2023: We added new Baguio Coffee Shops we tried and loved.

1. Canto Baguio – Bogchi Joint

Canto has been shifting locations in the past year, and I first tried their cuisine in the Ketchup Community near Wright Park. They are now located in Kisad Road near Burnham Park with a more spacious and newly designed restaurant. The crowd always follows them for their tasty recipes and enormous servings wherever they go. Iyouto visit Canto, we recommend their lomo ribs, a bestseller in town. Its pork ribs are grilled to perfection and bathed with barbecue sauce partnered with vegetable salad and mashed potato. Read more about our experience in Canto Bogchi Joint here.

Canto Bogchi Joint is located at 25 Kisad Road, Baguio City, Benguet, Philippines, 2602, and they are open every day from 10 AM to 10 PM. You can contact this restaurant at +63917-899-9954. Click here to go back to the top.

2. Good Taste Baguio Restaurant

I first tried this place in 2017, and its menu prices are shockingly low. Good Taste Restaurant is perfect for family gatherings and big groups; it’s also open 24/7. So whenever you arrive at Baguio late and hungry, this restaurant is always ready to serve you. We ordered their sinigang na baboy (tamarind-based soup with pork meat and vegetables) and buttered chicken for 5-6 persons, and we only paid less than PHP 500 (USD 10)! When it comes to affordability, Good Taste Restaurant is king!

Good Taste Restaurant is located at Carino St., Corner Otek St., Baguio City, Benguet, Philippines, and they are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Click here to go back to the top.

3. Calajo Resto

Just a few blocks from La Trinidad Strawberry Farm is the Calajo Restaurant. This restaurant is famous in La Trinidad, and it’s run by Danny and Eunice Wong. It started as a small eatery in the 1980s and grew into a restaurant known for its delicious Filipino dishes and Cordilleran cuisine. We recommend their saucy chop suey and chicken pinikpikan, a native Cordilleran dish of bruised chicken and vegetables. Try visiting this restaurant after your short tour of the luscious strawberry farms.

Calajo Restaurant is located at Km6, Halsema Highway, La Trinidad, Benguet, Philippines, and they are open Mondays to Saturdays from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM—Contact details: +63-74-422-1219. Click here to go back to the top.

4. Cafe Sabel

After letting your eyes awash with beautiful paintings and artworks in the BenCab Museum, it’s time to treat yourself to fresh and organic dishes in Cafe Sabel. This food place is located on the ground floor of the famous museum, with a bonus view of their enchanting garden. Cafe Sabel’s relaxing atmosphere will make you enjoy good food while indulging in the beauty of nature.

It is nice to know that the ingredients in every meal come from their farm, freshly produced and picked on the same day for quality and optimal flavor. We recommend BenCab’s Chicken Paprika and Farm Fresh Green Salad with Strawberry Vinaigrette. The strawberry vinaigrette produces a flavorful explosion in an ordinary salad, giving it a unique twist.

Cafe Sabel is located at the ground level of BenCab Museum, Km 6, Asin Road, Tuba, Benguet, Philippines, and they are open every Tuesday to Sunday from 9 AM to 6 PM only. Read more about our memorable experience at Cafe Sabel here. Click here to go back to the top.

5. Glenn’s 50s Diner Baguio

If you want to go back in time, let’s travel to the 50s and enjoy American cuisine with a touch of Filipino at Glenn’s 50s Diner. Located along Military Cutoff Road, this food place is a crowd’s favorite. With large servings and affordable prices, who will hate this playful diner? We always eat at 50s Diner every time we go to Baguio, and our all-time favorite dish is their Gangsta-gangsta – a plate loaded with pork chop, fried chicken, spring rolls, vegetables, and rice topped with a fried egg.

Glenn’s 50s Diner can be found at 166 Military Cutoff Road, Baguio City, Benguet, Philippines, and they are open every day from 7:30 AM to 10:00 PM—contact Details: +63-939-251-2791. Click here to go back to the top.

6. Baguio Craft Brewery

Your Baguio trip will never be complete without tasting the best-crafted beers in the city. If you’re looking for an excellent place to chill at night, go to Baguio Craft Brewery. Upon entering the business, you will immediately notice their uniquely designed beer taps at the centerpiece. Each faucet contains different crafted beers with a touch of both local and international flavors. You can also ask for a free taste before ordering your desired drink. I would recommend their fruit beers; it has the right combination of a sweet and bitter taste. If you want to go “ale the way,” go for the triple-hopped beer. Check out the full story of our experience in Baguio Craft Brewery here.

Baguio Craft Brewery is located at 4 Ben Palispis Hwy, KM 4, Baguio City, and they are open every day from 3:00 PM to 2:00 AM—Contact details: +63-962-052-7750. Click here to go back to the top.

7. Tea House Restaurant and Bakeshop

Located along Session Road of Baguio City, Tea House Restaurant and Bakeshop is known for its baked products, which served thousands of local customers for many years. It is said that every kid in Baguio had at least one birthday cake from Tea House Restaurant. Aside from baked goodies, they also offer Filipino and Chinese cuisines, such as chop suey (mixed vegetables with pork, chicken, or seafood) and pancit (noodle dish). Like the other restaurants in the city, their servings are always huge with affordable prices. We recommend their pancit canton-bihon and chicken with vegetables.

Tea House is located along Session Road in Baguio City and is open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. You can contact them at +63-74-442-8757. Click here to go back to the top.

8. Arca’s Yard Cafe

Travelers will surely love the cozy atmosphere of Arca’s Yard, ideal for the quiet time everyone wishes. Located along Ambuklao Road in Baguio City, Arca’s Yard has a wide variety of meals, ranging from pasta, rice meals, bread, pies, salads, and hot and cold beverages. Aside from their different food choices, travelers will love its relaxing environment. We only went here for a quick break and ordered their best-selling Arca’s Cloud Tea and hot chocolate. You will love Arca’s Yard’s cozy atmosphere; check it out here.

Arca’s Yard Cafe is located at 777 Tiptop City Limit, Ambuklao Road, Baguio City, Philippines, 2600, and they are open Mondays to Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM—contact details: +63-929-325-1868. Click here to go back to the top.

9. Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant

If you’re looking for a unique Cordilleran experience, Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant is the perfect place. Just beside the Tam-Awan Village, this food place is home to delicious and affordable native Igorot cuisine. The restaurant looks like a nipa hut, similar to the typical houses across different tribes in the mountains of Cordillera. Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant offers large servings of pure Cordilleran goodness, like smoked beef, pork, and chicken, at an affordable price. In addition, each meal is partnered with a generous amount of vegetables; you will never fall short of various greens in every dish. After your tour in Tam-awan Village, try Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant, check out the full story here.

Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant is located at Long Long, Benguet Rd, Awan Village, Baguio, Benguet, Philippines, 2601, and opens daily from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM. For inquiries, you can contact them at +63 74 428 1253. Click here to go back to the top.

10. Grumpy Joe

Are you feeling grumpy for being hungry? Why not try Grumpy Joe and let your spirits be lifted? The peculiar name came from the usual expression of the owner’s parents. Nevertheless, this small restaurant offers Filipino and American cuisine at large servings and affordable prices. We recommend their Grumpy Joe Special Burger. It’s paired with potato fries and salad, and you will surely enjoy its flavorful patty. Their fries are one of the best we’ve tried. Grumpy Joe has two locations: one on Upper Session Road, and the other on Gibraltar Road. Click here to go back to the top.

11. Habibi’s Grill

If you like Persian-Mediterranean cuisines, head on to Habibis Grill. We love their Chicken, and Beef Kebab smothered in their special garlic and hot sauce. The sauce complements their kebab very well, and it’s also partnered with fresh vegetables for an added nutrient boost! Habibi’s Grill has relocated to Caguioa Street and is open daily from 8 AM to 10 PM. Click here to go back to the top.

12. Vizco’s Restaurant and Bakeshop

Satisfy your sweet tooth cravings at Vizco’s Restaurant and Bakeshop located in the busy Session Road. Its best-seller is their blueberry cheesecake; it’s creamy and not too sweet. They also offer a mix of Oriental and Western Cuisine, and it’s packed with all-day set meals. Vizco has several locations available in Baguio City (Session Road, Camp John Hay, and Luneta Hill Drive). Click here to go back to the top.

13. Lemon and Olives

Lemon and Olives Restaurant is a home for Mediterranean Dishes. It is the first Greek restaurant in Baguio City, and you’ll enjoy its recipes while savoring its rustic vibe. It also has a balcony overlooking the view of mountain ranges and pine trees. We recommend their Pastitsio, a plate of authentic Greek pasta baked with sweet and sour Bechamel sauce and ground beef. If you love cheese, their Greek-style spaghetti is a sure win! The pasta is topped with melted mozzarella cheese beef sirloin and red sauce.

Lemon and Olives Restaurant is located at #26 Outlook Drive Baguio City. They are open every day from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM. You can reach them at +63-74-442-4079. Click here to go back to the top.

14. Oh, My Gulay!

Oh My Gulay is another prime spot in Session Road. It’s not just a restaurant; it’s also an art place! Other woodwork and foliage decorate this place; you’ll never think you are in a restaurant. We recommend their Brotsa ni Antonio Luna (Pesto Pasta with Homemade Sauce) and Pansit Gulay ni Pepe! The names of their dishes are pretty funny, but the taste is genuinely palatable! Oh My Gulay is located on the 5th Floor of the La Azotea Building on Session Road, just across from Baguio Cathedral. They are open every day except Tuesdays from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Click here to go back to the top.

Baguio Coffee Shops

Common Ground | Coffee & Other Tings

It will always be a staple to find a café in Baguio. Situated on Burnham Street, Common Ground | Coffee & Other Tings gives off a sense of exclusivity to its patrons. It may not be easy to spot from the high-traffic paths of downtown, but it maintains certain customers that primarily work remotely. On top of the nice place they have, they also offer an attractive range of pastries and beverages, from coffee to non-coffee based, to their recipe for the ‘other tings.’ Drinks range from PHP 100 to PHP 180, while pies start at PHP 70 to PHP 298.

Foam Coffee

Elevated across the Baguio City Hall, Foam Coffee is open 24/7 for those who want to stay up or work late. The Interior of the café is relevant to the trending brutalist design of such concrete polished walls, wood element on the fixtures, and lighting, as well as the long counter that station the cashier and barista’s area. This is also an IG-worthy place for online people to take photos. Their menu includes coffee and non-coffee drinks, signature drinks with their formula, iced tea, sparkling beverages, and some desserts. Click here to go back to the top.

Other Restaurants to Try

Lastly, if you are looking for a Japanese restaurant, you can also try Yasuragi at Quezon Hill Road. This restaurant offers rolls, sushi, and noodles. However, if you want to warm up the cold nights at Baguio City, head on to Pet’s Bulaluhan on Governor Pack Road. It’s a small eatery, but this is our top favorite! Fight the cold night of Baguio City with their flavorful Bulalo (bone marrow broth) partnered with Pork Sisig. Click here to go back to the top.

Where to Eat in Baguio City Vlog

Our team also created a vlog about our amazing experience with these food places. Watch our video to learn more.

Where to Eat in Baguio: Wrap Up

There are a lot of places to eat in Baguio. Their servings are enormous, and the prices are affordable. It is a perfect haven, especially for the health-conscious who prefer fresh and green leafy vegetables. Having a food trip in this city on a mountain will surely give you a happy tummy in the end. So, Tara! Let’s travel and taste Baguio City!

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This post was originally published on November 16, 2020, and recently updated on October 30, 2023.