Char’s Garden Cafe in Tagaytay City
Cool climate, a unique and breathtaking view of a lake with a volcano at the middle of it, an array of restaurants with both local and intercontinental taste, coffee shops with great vibes and strong aroma coming to life on weekends – this is what Tagaytay city is all about. A surge of tourists from anywhere would hit the road to this city every weekend to unwind. In the long list of the things to do, one that would always stay on top is the gastronomic adventure. Sure there’s a lot of restaurants out there and in the list with the view but crowded by famished sojourners. If a local taste in a quaint little corner of the city sounds inviting, then, keep on reading and I’ll tell you about this garden cafe in Tagaytay.
About Char’s Garden Cafe
The Place
The Food
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| Char’s garden sandwich |
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| Char’s Nachos |
Food’s value for money? I’d give it a 4 out of 5 for the food that we have ordered. They’ve got generous and big serving. I thought at first that the serving was little not until I had it devoured. snack we ordered was pretty heavy in the tummy, though. Presentation is pretty enticing and food were served fresh and hot. We were four and our bill was around Php 1,200.00 and we were all so full. I love how the taste is just right, not plain nor too salty to the point that it would make you feel that you surfeited with it. I’d definitely come back to try the other food on the menu. Verdict isn’t final as we didn’t get to order and taste what everyone has been talking about, their Bulalo and special Bagnet.
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| A meal for four! |
For groups dining at the cafe, they got budget-friendly set meals starting at around Php 900.00 for 3 to 4 persons. They have a set meal for 10 to 12 persons, too, at around Php 2,500.00. These set meals include cups of rice, a pitcher of iced tea and different Filipino favorites on platters.
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| Ham and Bacon Sandwich |
How to Get There
Private Car
Commute
When commuting on a weekend in Tagaytay city, ve reminded that the north-bound public vehicles are driving through Tagaytay-Nasugbu highway. Thus, when commuting and getting away from Char’s Garden Cafe, you should take a tricycle and ask the driver to drop you off the Police Station where you can take the buses and jeepneys going to Sky Ranch, Ayala Malls Serin, Fora Mall, Olivarez Plaza or Manila.
You can take home a piece of Char’s and Tagaytay city’s local taste by buying their products at their small store.
Contact Details
Anne Elizabeth Gumiran
Anne Elizabeth Gumiran, also known as Queenie, is a 20-something, full-time public school teacher, a part-time travel blogger and a freediver. She started putting her stories of adventures and misadventures into words and pictures in 2017 and continues to do so as she shares her advocacy, Sustainable Traveling.
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