As much as we wanted to spend less on our trip to Baguio, of course we wanted to experience Baguio only restaurants. There are lots of famous restaurants in Baguio City, but here's the list of where we dine on our 3 days 2 nights stay at The City of Pines.

On our first day, we had our lunch at one of the restaurants inside The Ketchup Community located along Romulo Drive near Wright Park. The Ketchup Community is consist of five small restaurants namely Canto, Happy Tummy, Rumah Sate, Green Pepper and Rancho Norte, each offering a different cuisine. We opted to try Canto.

Canto

Canto is famous for its Lomo Ribs.

Menu

Of course we ordered the famous Lomo Ribs. A grilled homemade BBQ ribs served with cascade salad, rice or mashed potatoes. We ordered a whole slab for boyf and I to share.

Lomo Ribs with Cascade Salad- PHP199.00 Half Slab/ PHP375.00 Whole Slab

Cascade salad is a mixed organic Baguio greens, argula or alfalfa sprouts, cucumber, candied nuts and cheese. Drizzled with their homemade vinaigrette, tipped with watermelon.

We also ordered Fishy Pizza. A plate-sized thin crust pizza with mozzarella, tuna chunks, cooked in white cream sauce topped with arugula and alfalfa sprouts.

We enjoyed our dishes and it's reasonably priced with its huge serving. A recommended restaurant when in Baguio.

On our second night, we had our dinner in one of Baguio's famous restaurants, Cafe by the Ruins.

Cafe by the Ruins

Searching the web, this one's a highly recommended restaurant whether for breakfast, lunch or dinner. It's very refreshing to have an ambiance like this at the center of a commercialized area.

Upon entering I really felt that this one's famous. We have to wait before we can have our seat. Good thing we arrived a little early before a jam-packed of tourists arrived.

Here's what we ordered: