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Pros:-free parking (in front)-clean and cozy place-ambiance is relaxing-full of religious decor (if you dig that)-classical music on the backgroundCon…
Ronald Joseph Cuerdo
Cafe Inggo
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I used to bicker so much about expensive food, I was later convinced that if its delicious it would justify the price. That is not the case for cafe i…
David Bondoc
Cafe Inggo
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A Catholic Restaurant :) loving this place, the crew is so polite and accommodating and i love their food…
Joanne Angon
Cafe Inggo
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7 Reviews on “Cafe Inggo”
Pros:-free parking (in front)-clean and cozy place-ambiance is relaxing-full of religious decor (if you dig that)-classical music on the backgroundCons:-pricey especially the food-unattentive and noisy staff-wifi doesn’t work properly-no sockets for chargingI also want to share my experience at the place. Me and my gf are law students and we found this place and immediately fell inlove with the interior and peacefulness of the cafe since we had the place for ourselves. We are already full when we came so we ordered drinks instead and brought out our reading materials. After a couple of mins, they DIMMED THE LIGHTS ON OUR TABLE making it harder to read and concentrate. We asked the staff why they dimmed the lights and told us that at 7 pm they always do that. I was shocked as they only dimmed the lights in our table and not the other empty tables.In conclusion, not going back bec of this incident.
I used to bicker so much about expensive food, I was later convinced that if its delicious it would justify the price. That is not the case for cafe inggo (least for me).We ordered a pork and chicken adobo, the biak na bato pasta, and the fish with vegetables dish, dishes we ordered wasn’t lower than 300.Once the food arrived, the pasta dish had below average portions, given that price the taste should make up for it, not really, it tastes like a barely average tomato pasta. My dish the breaded fish as well as vegetables with rice, tastes average to say the least.While I was eating I was trying really hard to convince myself that its good but its just average. It can get you off when you’re hungry but not exceptional, and that’s where they drop the ball – the pricing, its obsurdly expensive for its taste, I know that one more thing to consider is the ingredients and whatnot. But it’s hard to justify the price for its taste.Would probably just come here for snacks and coffee? But for a full meal.? Not really. I’m giving it a 3 because of the peaceful cozy ambiance.
A Catholic Restaurant 🙂 loving this place, the crew is so polite and accommodating and i love their food
Delicious Filipino food! I also like the ambiance of quiet contemplation while listening to mass songs. Beef tapa was good and so was the Spanish sardines. Portions are a little on the small side, though. And prices are not cheap.
Decor is warm with paintings of Philippine churches on the walls. I found the service very good. I come here for the dessert and coffee.Bibinka was a bit undercooked on the inside but came buried in cheese. Puto bumbong is also superb, also buried in cheese. Coffee is good too.
Tucked within the Sto. Domingo Church compound, this cafe offers a quiet refuge from the noise of Quezon Ave. with great food and peaceful ambiance. Service is excellent you’d feel welcome with very friendly and attentive crew. I recommend their Chicken Galantina, Pudding and Bibingka!
They are a bit pricey. Tried their bibingka for the after-Christmas feels. Taste was not was I expected. Not sure if the bibingka taste was just coming from the coconut but it definitely is not the usual. Ambiance is okay.