Cafe Mary Grace High Street

Get the ensaymada. Nice casual place for lunch, good value food.

Very bad customer service in Mary Grace Serendra. I went there awhile ago to have breakfast. Nobody greeted me at the door so I walked in and asked for a table. While seated and looking at the menu a waiter approached me and told me that he had a couple waiting outside for a table. At first I was confused as to how that concerns me then it dawned on me that he was asking me to give up my table. I refused because it wasn't my fault that he wasn't at his post. I was so upset that I just decided to leave. My morning was ruined because of this experience. Not sure if I will ever eat there again.

Tried the Vigan longanisa with garlic fried rice, and I would say the longanisa is very small (compared to photo on menu) and its dry, garlic rice was ok. A bit disappointed for I have been to Filipino restaurants in the US and they are actually better than this one which is in the Philippines

This place is sooooo good! My cousin Hazel brought us here for a fantastic brunch. I had a typical Filipino breakfast that consisted of bangus, eggs, and garlic fried rice. Super delish! I also ordered a side of grilled ensaymada and hot chocolate. Well, it was amazing! Service was also excellent. The servers were very polite and attentive, and the prices were reasonable too! If I do end up buying my vacation condo in this area, I'd probably eat here more often.

You know that piece of chocolate cake that looks so good and then you bite into it and it's not that good? This is NOT that cake! This is the chocolate cake that all other chocolate cakes wish they could be. A piece runs about four dollars and is worth ever cent. The peach tea...Oh my goodness the peach tea! If you don't get anything else have this. The mushroom pasta is really good also. I highly recommend this restaurant both for taste and price.