Cafe De Angelo Coffee Bar: Suddenly, I Needed a Chef Boyfriend in my Life

On my recent travel in Baguio to attend good friends' wedding, our search for something gastronomically new once again put our hungry mouths on the hunt. We previously planned to visit this cafe mentioned by Phil but we failed to find it. We were not sure if it still exists or not. So, we had to find another cafe and that was the time Jairus suggested that we go to Cafe De Angelo Coffee Bar which is located inside St. Patrick's Village.

PATCH CAFE: All About Flavours and Interiors

Another cafe that we visited during my recent trip to Baguio was Patch Cafe.

The COFFEE LIBRARY: A Lesson with a Hint of Coffee

After our shoot for a local TV Ad in Baguio, my gang decided to refresh a bit somewhere. Of course it has to be new, near Session Road and most of all affordable because we just need a place to stay for a short-while while waiting for Jairus; then Ajuntha brought us to Coffee Library.

LITTLE TOKYO. Japan in my hungry mouth.

To one of my major sponsors and rich cousin who never gets tired of feeding me when I am around and hungry, Happy Birthday!!! Good luck sa career mo! #lifeisajernih #family #littletokyo #japanesecuisine #foodstagram

A photo posted by Jernih Agapito (@jernihagapito) on Jan 24, 2016 at 2:30am PST

It is exciting me whenever New Year comes, it is not really that I feel restarted or refreshed but because new things worth celebrating and enjoying are probably on its way. Included in the list are the birthday celebrations of my dear friends who are now having amazing career track and cha-ching, ultra dependable salaries. I coud say their success is my success. $.$ That is why events like birthdays are something that I look forward annually.

KAFFEEKLATSCH. Coffee and chat

Kaffeeklatschh has some of Baguio's best singers and rootbeer float. 🎶🍺🌈 Check for more at http://jernihagapito.blogspot.com/2016/01/kaffeeklatsch-coffee-and-chat.html?m=1#more #lifeisajernih #baguio #kaffeeklatsch #music #photography #blackandwhite

A photo posted by Jernih Agapito (@jernihagapito) on Jan 30, 2016 at 5:56pm PST

To end the evening, we went to Kaffeeklatsch to have some refreshment and some catching-up. The previous hours were not sufficient for the years that has passed. Like your typical Baguio cafes, they offer frappes, hot drinks and some snacks. What made the place special and unforgettable was the musicians playing their sets while you enjoy your company. The performers are so good, you will not feel any urge volunteer to jam with them. As a matter of fact, Ingrid Payaket of Pilipinas Got Talent Season 1 used to perform here and I got the chance to watch here sing in this very shop when I was still in college. I just love musicals that is why listening to Ingrid was heaven. If only I could sing like her. LOL.

Kaffeklatsch was home and its abode was the proof of a warm, cozy Baguio. 

LA PARILLA BAGUIO. Food that feels like home.

After a long tiring but enjoying day, as our plans permitted it, we had our dinner on something new. Ate Faith brought us to La Parilla Baguio. 

Ili-likha Artist Village by Day

"Malandi ka! Para kang karinderyang laging bukas sa mga gustong kumain sa'yo! " LOL. See more of the cafe at http://jernihagapito.blogspot.com/2016/01/ili-likha-artist-village-by-day.html?m=1 #lifeisajernih #ililikhaartistvillage #baguiocity #foodstagram #art

A photo posted by Jernih Agapito (@jernihagapito) on Jan 20, 2016 at 6:07am PST

Hey you all! I just want to share my travel photos back in Baguio. Everything was because a friend came back from Canada, Aika, whom treated us so generously. Also, I missed everyone from college specifically the people around my first-year days. I am very glad that we are all advancing with our career paths, some took further studies, some starting their business, some starting a family and a wedding this year. What makes me proud with these people also was that it all happened because of a plan, not because they just let it slipped. I must say I had a blast!

Silantro Fil-Mex Cantina: Philippines and Mexico in my Mouth

Sure you have heard of Silantro if you live in Metro Manila/ Dagupan or have friends living there. But for those who haven't yet, let me share it with you and let others know too. ;) (share this post y'all)

My Cheesy Project Pie

Customization and promotion of personalized products are getting really trendy in any market. As a business, putting the satisfaction of customers as a priority will definitely ensure repeat purchase or a come back. And this is very true with Project Pie, a pizzeria which I have tried recently with my beautiful friends.

Japanese Blowout

If there was another thing that I share with these best people aside from memories, it would definitely be FOOD. We just wanted good food and chit-chats over lots of funny thing, mostly about other people. Gossiping is really our guilty-pleasure. It is hard to stop but we are keeping it to ourselves so don't you worry.

Once Upon A Night in Manila Chinatown

The King and I

Just a random day in our lives here in the province. In our usual hang-out place called Cafe la Tea, also known as C.L.T. It is something you can find only here in our province. Cafe's are fast rising in the city and I am very happy for that. If Glee has Breadsticks somewhere in Ohio. Nueva Ecija got one as well. I can not count anymore how many times have I been here. There is just a photo of a drink in this post but the fact that we are coming back means the place and its food are really good.

Friends Dats Mix

Well, the place ain't something new for some of you but it's my first time to try it. My Dats Mix experience with their food is equally satisfying as their place. Perfect for your friends and family who is looking for some Filipino dishes with a fresh and new take. They also offer variety of drinks, appetizers and desserts. So be sure to try it next time.

Shabu Shabu Pa More

I first tried my first shabu-shabu experience back in Baguio. So to my delight, I am so happy to share you guys that Cabanatuan has its own version which you can experience for a very reasonable price. The place is called Kuya Zar's Shabu-Shabu, Seafoods and Dimsum and my best of friends have been looking for something new to try in the town. And our prayers have been answered, thanks to the very fast rise in the number of cafes and restaurants in the city. Maybe all because of SM City Cabanatuan nearing to open by 2016. 

Jaro of Our Hearts

Jaro has Arrived. Jaro is also one of our good friends whom we missed so much. We can't even remember when was the last time we went out together. He also now works in Manila and even Philip seldom sees him. So, the evening was really maximized and you know what's next, going around and searching for new places to try.

Dos à dos à dos

Filling my remaining days with things I have not done yet. So here you go.

Grumpy Joe and the Hottest Sauce Ever!

And the food hunt never stops! For this day, which I already could not recall anymore, we went to a new restaurant in the city called the "Grumpy Joe." 

Sala

Remember The Joint which I featured last time here on my blog? Well, it got a more family-oriented version, I guess. And its found just beside it. If I was right, the name was derived from a Filipino word of a Spanish origin, "Sala," which means living room in English.

Just Another Damn Good Sick Joint

The Joint. And so, Jhseany and I finished our dinner. Then we had the situation which made the evening quite sketchy. But, with all the universe's goodness, we were able to continue our real catch up in The Joint. 

Yellow!

YELLOW! We are now continuing my posts regarding my recent trip to Baguio last month. For this evening, I had the chance to meet again one of my good friends back in college till now. May I introduce Jhseany to you all. Well, the dinner was supposed to be cut short because of a situation and that I almost ended up the night in a hospital. But thanks the heaven it did not pushed through. Anyway, we had our dinner in Yellow Cab in Camp John Hay because we craved for something cheesy and salty and away from the city.