Village Tavern - Taguig

I would like to give a thumbs up for the beautiful interior of this tavern. They offer seating options both indoors and outdoors, as well as at the bar. The space is well-ventilated and quite spacious, providing plenty of room to breathe. The spaghetti al vongole featured delicious clams, and while both pasta dishes we tried were very good, this one stood out more. The pizza was decent, but not the best I’ve had. I appreciated that the classic cheeseburger is available in two sizes; it was quite good, with juicy and flavorful meat. The fries had a nice crispy exterior while being soft and hot on the inside. The ahi tuna potato salad was fantastic! The calamari was simple but well-prepared. The service was excellent! Huge thanks to the staff for their celebratory singing. I didn’t notice the names of the dishes on the website, but I was able to figure them out from the half-names. I compared the rest with the names and ingredients on the menu.

I had a fantastic dining experience with great food, excellent service, and a wonderful atmosphere. My host, Edielyn, was very friendly and welcoming. I ordered the Thai chicken salad, a spinach and grilled chicken dish, chicken penne, chicken risotto, and black pizza. The salad was exceptionally fresh and the food was delicious all around. I highly recommend trying the black pizza!

Black burger was very, very salty, to the point that I was only able to eat less than half of it. So salty that I couldn't appreciate the components of the burger itself. Calamares were tiny.

--- I visited a restaurant that offers convenient parking, hosts live events, and has a cinema on site, which creates a great atmosphere. The service was excellent, with attentive servers throughout our meal. For my dining experience, I ordered a platter that included onion rings, chicken, and pork. The onion rings were crispy, and the chipotle sauce added a nice kick, making it enjoyable. However, I was a bit disappointed with the chicken, as it tasted like it had been baked instead of fried, and was overly salty. Overall, my son really enjoyed the meal and even talked about it the next day! --- Let me know if you would like any adjustments!

Village tavern is a surprisingly good option on bonifacio high. it is a classic American diner with a slightly raised menu full of comfort food with options from pacific felge to tex mex to continental. it is worth visiting for their goat cheese chorizo early rolls, but I also have the garnel balls and the ochsenbacken, everything we have tried in the did. high street prices, yes, but the portions are generous, and their house wine is an affordable but nice Italian trebbiano, so it is not worth bad at all. you should be hungry. I was also very impressed by the service that was very attentive to filipino standards.