Showing posts with label Tagaytay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tagaytay. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Antonio's in Tagaytay


I haven't been to Antonio's in a few years so I was surprised to see it expanded and renovated when I finally went there one evening, a few months ago, for a very special wedding anniversary event.


I would've loved to see it during the day because I can imagine how beautiful it would look. The atmosphere at dinnertime is different too, specially when the guests are all dressed formally.


I love the look of monochromatic encaustic tiles.


The weather was pleasant and chilly.


It was quite dark, but I was able to shoot my salad. Everything else did not photograph well, but they were all very delicious.  In all the times I've been there, Antonio's has never disappointed.


I couldn't take pictures in the other parts of the restaurant because it was too dark. This big dining room was very dim, but my low-light camera could still capture some of the atmosphere.


Love this chair with the brass nailheads too.


The styling, flowers and giveaways were done by Tonette Rosal of Sophie's Mom Cakes and Confectionery.



On the way out, you'll come across this gallery wall of old photos.


I even bumped into a group of old friends who were also dining there that evening! What a coincidence.


I should make plans to have lunch there one day, so I can fully appreciate the interiors.

Antonio's
www.antoniosrestaurant.ph
+63917 8992866
Purok 138, Barangay Neogan
Tagaytay City, Cavite
Philippines.

Monday, September 27, 2010

Theodore Hotel, Tagaytay


The Theodore hotel is a 6-room inn that's relatively new. As of now, it's only open on weekends. They wouldn't allow me to take pictures of the other bedrooms--only of the bedroom that's featured on their brochure and website. 

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Pamana Restaurant, Tagaytay


In the past few years, a number of new establishments have sprouted up in Tagaytay again. Pamana is a fairly new restaurant on the ridge owned by a lady named Happy Ongpauco, who belongs to the family that owns Barrio Fiesta, the Singing Cooks and Waiters Restaurant and a few more others (really good Filipino food). Here on the ridge. they have Pamana and Hawaiian BBQ, and also a 7-bedroom inn called The Boutique.

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