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Condos, Restaurants, and Things To Do In Baguio City

There's just too much to love about the country's summer capital!

by Jerni Camposano-Gomez
Published Dec 20, 2024

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Baguio’s cool, crisp climate and lush pine forests provide a beautiful backdrop to many of our cherished childhood memories. Rightfully dubbed the summer capital of the Philippines, Baguio holds a dear place in the hearts of those who spent countless family bonding moments or found themselves reflecting, recharging, and ultimately healing in this sanctuary of a city.

For many, it’s not just a summer escape. Baguio, overflowing with nostalgic and comforting vibe, is an enduring, timeless destination where one can always feel welcome and at home. It’s woven itself into the fabric of our personal and collective memories.

From picnics at Burnham Park and Camp John Hay to taking in the sights and scenes at Mines View Park and Session Road, generations of Filipinos have always considered Baguio a special place: to create lasting memories with loved ones, to connect with one’s self, to appreciate nature and stunning landscapes, to celebrate several life’s firsts, to nurture one's creative side, or to simply experience what this vibrant yet laid back city has to offer.

Table of Contents

Restaurants
Malls
Transportation Hubs
Condos for Rent or Sale
Major Landmarks

Restaurants in Baguio City

Choco-late de Batirol

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Baguio’s cool air makes sipping a warm, comforting drink like a cup of hot chocolate all the more enjoyable. Do this and more at Choco-late de Batirol, the most awarded and recognized garden-restaurant in Baguio City.

Address: Igorot Park, Camp John Hay, Baguio City
Contact: 09664159942; Facebook: Choco-late de Batirol

Oh My Gulay

With Baguio being an ideal place for growing a variety of vegetables, these healthy ingredients are often part of traditional Baguio and Cordillera cuisine. At Oh My Gulay, creative and delicious vegetarian dishes made from fresh, locally grown vegetables take center stage.

Address: 108 Session Road, Baguio City
Contact: 09399127266; Faceboook: Oh My Gulay

Also Read: Best Places in Baguio City for the Artsy Traveler

Café by the Ruins

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How about dining while experiencing a piece of Baguio’s history? Café by the Ruins was built on the site of the ruins of an old Baguio home that was destroyed during World War II—and this old-world feel and rustic vibe add to the charm of this must-visit restaurant.

Address: 25 Shuntug Road, Baguio
Contact: (074) 442 4010; Facebook: Cafe By The Ruins

Also Read: LOOK: Baguio's Café By The Ruins Opens Once Again

GoodTaste Restaurant

A popular and well-loved dining destination of both locals and tourists, GoodTaste Restaurant stands out for its affordability. Offering value-for-money hearty meals at generous portions, it has truly endeared itself to people from all walks of life.

Address: Otek St, Baguio
Facebook: GoodTaste Restaurant

50's Diner

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50's Diner allows you to take a trip back in time to the classic American diner era, thanks to its retro-themed interiors and the wide variety of classic American comfort food on its menu. Don’t forget to order a classic milkshake to complete the experience!

Address: 166 Military Cutoff Rd, Baguio
Contact: 09392512791; Facebook: 50's Diner Baguio

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