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11 Best Where To Eat In Laguna [Update 2024]

Tucked away in the bustling city of Laguna lies a hidden treasure trove of delicious food and a plethora of dining experiences.

From cozy family-friendly joints to gourmet culinary havens, Laguna has something to offer everyone.

With its wide selection of restaurants, you can’t go wrong when you’re looking for the best meal.

Whether you’re looking for a cheap, quick fix or the most renowned, fine-dining options, Laguna will have something for you.

If you’re looking for something for breakfast, try the renowned Market Café, where you can find something for everyone in the family.

For lunch, No Name Café serves up some of the best and most affordable dishes in town. When it comes to dinner, you can’t go wrong with the famous Lolo’s Restaurant, a local favorite that offers some of the most delicious and affordable food in the area.

For a late-night bite, check out the eclectic U-Cube Bar & Grill, which serves up some of the best bites and drinks around.

With all of these amazing, affordable options, you’re sure to find something that fits your cravings and fits your budget in Laguna.

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Laguna Foodventure: Seven Must-Try Food Spots in Laguna

“Food brings people together on many different levels. It is the nourishment of the soul and body; it is truly love” – Giada De Laurentis.

Located up north, the province of Laguna is often associated with childhood memories of holiday vacations and summer weekend getaways spent with family.

It is no question that the province is known and well-loved for its many resorts. However, recent years have seen a burgeoning potential for Laguna’s food scene. That, complemented by its easier access from Metro Manila to the province, means that urban dwellers can spend or dedicate an entire day in Laguna without having to worry about staying the night. As a result, the province is becoming increasingly popular among food enthusiasts and food bloggers.

Today, Laguna has a slew of cafes, eateries, and restaurants that are definitely worth the trip. After all, no trip to this province is ever complete without filling your stomach with good food. From dining with a view and gallery cafes to heritage restaurants, this article has expertly curated a list of the best dining spots around the province that are definitely worth the trip and the visit.

1.) Del Mano’s (Santa Rosa)

Nuvali is a known pit stop for travelers heading to Laguna. Oftentimes, it is where they stop for food or restaurant searches. This means that other places, such as Santa Rosa, are vastly overlooked. However, travelers up north should not be quick to dismiss Santa Rosa as a potential dining spot. If you wish to explore your options and widen your scope, check out Del Mano’s. Tucked in a quiet subdivision near Enchanted Kingdom, Del Mano’s is a homegrown restaurant well-loved for its chicken wings, steaks, and other grilled specialties.

If you have a hankering for grilled food, this is the place to be.

2.) Chef Mau (Liliw)

Chef Mau is a beloved restaurant in Liliw, Laguna, that specializes in local comfort food and fusion dishes such as Pinoy Caesar salad made with adobo flakes and Thai Tilapia. Owing to its popularity with the locals, the restaurant has two branches. The original is a Bahay Kubo structure located in Barangay Bangkok, while the other is situated in the town center.

3.) Arabela (Liliw)

Another well-loved restaurant in Liliw, Laguna, is Arabela. In fact, the restaurant is a crowd favorite among locals, and favorites that it has become synonymous with Liliw when it comes to food. To get to the restaurant, you need to go to the heart of the old town. In there, you will be served plates generously filled with Italian staples perfect for filling your social media feeds. Indeed, this quaint and sophisticated Italian restaurant is the ideal spot for intimate date nights and for families to share a meal together.

4.) Ted’s Kitchen (Santa Cruz)

If you are looking for something a little more casual, head on over to Ted’s Kitchen. The restaurant is known for its excellent American food, such as steaks, burgers, and their beloved buffalo wings. As a result, it is lauded as the perfect hangout spot for a Western fare. The unassuming restaurant is styled after an American diner, but it is made cozier and more comfortable. So, if you are looking for an American meal, make a stop at Ted’s kitchen, and do not forget to sample their mouthwatering pastries and desserts as well.

5.) Aurora Filipino Cuisine (Santa Cruz)

Elevate your Filipino dining experience by having a meal at Aurora Filipino Cuisine. Housed in a century-old house, the restaurant highlights familiar Pinoy favorites that we have grown to love and local specialties unique to Santa Cruz as well. In this way, not only will diners be served Filipino food items that are expertly cooked, but they are offered a glimpse of the city’s local heritage through the restaurant’s various dishes as well. Ensaladang Santa Cruz (fern salad) and Inalamangang Baboy (crispy pork belly in shrimp paste) are just some of the things you should definitely try.

6.) Patis Tito Garden Cafe (San Pablo)

Another restaurant specializing in classic Filipino dishes is Patis Tito Garden Cafe. With the restaurant’s curated menu, you can get yourself reacquainted with your Philippine heritage through the food they serve, the nature surrounding you, and the art and general architecture of the restaurant. Apart from the famous garden cafe, the establishment also offers bed and breakfast services that will truly be an extraordinary experience that takes you back in time. Some of the must-try crowd favorites are Pinoy Pancit Canton, Tofu and Togue Spring Rolls, and Beef Steak Onions with Potatoes.

7.) Sulyap Gallery Cafe (San Pablo)

Another heritage restaurant that is definitely worth the visit is Sulyap Gallery Cafe in San Pablo City. Also, if you have a penchant for the arts, you should definitely include Sulyap Gallery in your itinerary. The charming cafe and restaurant are located in the same compound as two heritage homes filled with antiques and art pieces from centuries ago. To elevate the native ambiance, the menu primarily offers traditional Filipino dishes. However, there are a few choices of western dishes if you wish to try something else. Menu items that you should definitely try are the Gambas Alajillo, Beef Sirloin in Red Sauce, and Tulingan Pasta.

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MANILA, Philippines – Summer has finally arrived, and so has our adventurous spirit! For Calabarzon and Metro Manila folks itching to travel or discover new food, maybe you feel like going on a local food crawl or ordering some good food that’s not too far away – and we’ve got the perfect recommendations for you from San Pedro, Laguna.

Aside from being the boundary between Metro Manila and Laguna, what most people don’t know is that San Pedro is home to a diverse variety of food choices that are too good to miss out on. Even better, it’s just a 40-minute to one-hour drive from the Metro, making it the perfect place to go on a foodie adventure with your loved ones and friends. Check out this list and have an authentic taste of San Pedro’s delicacies!   

Craving for pizza? Aside from serving the classic pizza flavors, Chef Jho also offers a wide variety of unique pizzas.

These include the Sisig Pizza, Tuna Pesto, Japanese Style Pizza (made up of secret herbs, half-pound beef, and a Japanese twist sauce), and Shawarma Pizza. The store serves its pizzas in three sizes – 10’’, 14’’, and 18’’, with its prices ranging from P319 to P1,519, depending on the pizza of your choice.

You can find them at 22 Pacita Avenue, Main Road, Pacita 1, San Pedro, Laguna. Though they don’t have a dine-in option just yet, they are open for delivery and pick-up orders. Grab a pizza now and have an outdoor picnic with your loved ones in San Pedro’s nearby open areas.

Tuding’s Original Porkchop

San Pedro is known for its cheap and delicious Filipino food, and Tuding’s is a testament to that. Specializing in all-day breakfast, Tuding’s menu keeps it simple yet memorable – you can choose between pork chop, longganisa, and tocino, which you can pair up with fried rice and egg. In Tuding’s, you get the best out of your buck with affordable prices just a little over a hundred pesos. 

Find them at Block 3 Lot 10 Pacita Ave., San Vicente, San Pedro, Laguna. They also have branches in other parts of Laguna, Cavite, and Muntinlupa. 

Kambingan ni Apong

Don’t have time to go all the way to Ilocos? Kambingan ni Apong is here to save the day! Serving authentic Ilocano food and other classic all-time Filipino favorites, the store serves a variety of kambing (goat) dishes like Kampukan, Kilawin Kambing, Sinampalukang Kambing, Adobong Kambing, and more.

They also serve other Filipino classics like Binawang na Crispy Pata, Boneless Garlic Chicken, and Sizzling Sisig, with a price range of P170 to P650. It’s the perfect place for a chillnuman session, too! 

The restaurant is along 61 Pacita Ave. Pacita Complex 1, San Pedro, Laguna. Its store hours are from 11 am to 10 pm. They are also open for delivery and pick-up.

If you’re looking for something new and Southeast Asian, Phad Thai is the place to be! Phad Thai serves authentic Thai food made by Chef Anchee from Thailand.

Some of its specialities include the classic Pad Thai and fresh spring rolls, and other Thai delicacies like Thom Yum Khung (Sour Soup Shrimp), Kai Tod (Fried Chicken Wings), Phad Khung (Buttered Shrimp), Phad Pu (Crab with Curry), and Yam Thale (Seafood Salad). The prices are also easy on the wallet, ranging from P85 to P519. 

The store is located at Macaria Drive corner Athletic Drive, Pacita Complex, Halang, Biñan, and they are also available for delivery or pick-up.

Hygge Restaurant

Priding itself in being a place for its customers “to enjoy life’s simple pleasures,” Hygge is perfect for date night with your loved ones with its minimalist theme and cozy interiors. The restaurant gives customers an experience reminiscent of a fine-dining restaurant with its wide array of choices for each course.

Customers are given choices for breakfast meals, appetizers, soups, salads, steaks and roasts, rice meals, Italian-flavored pizzas and pasta, sushi, and rice meals, alongside its vast options for alcoholic beverages. A little bonus for the fur parents out there: they also have a pet menu just for your fur babies! Although the food can get quite pricey, with rates falling in between the P400 to P1,500 range, the price is worth it for the memorable experience. 

Find Hygge Restaurant at Unit 5A-1 G/F Bldg. Rosario Commerical Lane, Rosario Avenue, Rosario Complex, San Pedro City. Aside from its physical store, they also allow customers to have their food picked up or delivered, as long as it is within a 5-km radius. 

Cafe Pepita

Need a break from the city and in need of comfortable silence? Cafe Pepita, a quaint little café inside a gift shop, is sure to give you the peace that you yearn for with its private and cozy ambience.

With food to match the warm atmosphere, the store serves a variety of comfort food – from classic sandwiches, fish and chips, to handcrafted coffee, pastas, and pastries. The prices of the food are between P50 to P300, so it definitely won’t break the bank.

The store is located in Blk 1 Lot 59 Unit C, Macaria Ave, Phase 3B, Brgy. San Francisco. You can also order directly from the store for delivery on Wednesday-Sunday from 3 pm to 9 pm.

Wing Bites is known for its unlimited chicken wings that come in different flavors. Customers can choose from the following flavors: Classic, Honey Barbeque, Parmigiano, Teriyaki, Fire Cracker, Soda Pop, and Buffalo, among many others. You can get their all-in unlimited chicken wings at just P310.  

Visit them at 0018 Sto. Rosario Main Ave., Rosario Complex Subd., San Vicente, right beside Villa Olympia. The store is open from 11 am to 9 pm everyday. The chicken joint also has branches all over Laguna, Cavite, and Muntinlupa, as well as Quezon City and Cebu City.  

Aya’s Bulalohan

For families who want to bond over homemade food without the hassle of preparing the food yourself, Aya’s Bulalohan is the place to visit. The family-style restaurant serves classic Filipino favorites at an affordable price without sacrificing quality. Aside from its classic bulalo, the store also offers grilled dishes like Garlic Liempo, Binusog na Pusit, and Pork Tenga, as well as other bagnet and inasal dishes. The prices are between P100 to P290. 

Aya’s Bulalohan is at 36 Macaria Ave. Pacita Complex 1, San Pedro, which is near Barangay Hall, Pacita 1. They are open from Monday to Sunday from 10 am to 12 midnight. Should you be too lazy to dine in, the store is also open for deliveries via foodpanda, Lalamove, or customer pick-up. 

Borrowed Oven

Nothing beats the comfort of homemade pastries and goodies, whether it be for your kids or for yourself! Borrowed Oven is a small business based in San Pedro that serves fresh and tasty cookies and cheesecakes. The cookies come in different flavors: the classic Chocolate Chunks and Walnuts, Oatmeal, Raisins, and Walnuts, Chunky Peanut Butter, and Chunky Chocolate and Peanut Butter. 

You can order the cookies in three sizes: the Big Bro for when you feel like having a giant cookie, the Mid Bro for when your appetite is just right, and the Lil Bro for bite-sized goodness. The store also offers Mini Burnt Blueberry Cheesecakes and Cranberry and Walnut Cheesecake Soft Cookies. 

Have the best goodies in town for only P105 to P175. Though there is no physical store yet, they are open for deliveries within San Pedro and even outside of San Pedro via TokTok. 

Nelly’s Angus Tapsihan

Nelly’s Angus Tapsihan is made for anyone on the go who wants a quick but yummy meal. The store serves goto, pares, and tapsilog, as well as other silog dishes all at a reasonable price between P90 to P150. 

The store is located along 17 Macaria Ave. Pacita Complex 1, San Pedro, which is near Barangay Hall, Pacita 1. They are also open for delivery via foodpanda or pick-up. 

What are you waiting for? It’s time to finally take that trip to San Pedro, and make memorable moments with good food to match! – Rappler.com

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Where to Eat in Calamba, Laguna: 8 Must-Try Restaurants for Every Budget

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Just a few hours away from Manila, you’ll find the quaint town of Calamba, more famously known as the birthplace of the country’s national hero, Jose Rizal. It has also become a crowd-favorite come summer, where team buildings and family outings usually take place in its famed resort village along Pansol.

However, not many people know that there’s so much more to enjoy in Calamba, Laguna, aside from the hot spring resorts and the historical house of Jose Rizal. Though not as famed for its cuisine, Calamba still has a few notable food spots you might want to try when you’re in town. Read on to know more about our most recommended (also tried and tested!) places to eat in Calamba, Laguna!

For the budgetarians

Why spend more on food when you can have great food at a cheaper price? For those on a budget and would just like to try less expensive meals, we’ve got options for you!

Tuding’s Original Porkchop Haus

By the name itself, Tuding’s prides itself on its main star–porkchop. This pork chop house was built in 1985, which started as a roadside kiosk in Sta. Rosa and that eventually opened more branches in nearby cities.

Their bestseller, of course, would be its own version of porksilog (porkchop, sinangag, itlog) served with a generous amount of tasty fried rice, sunny side up egg, and their original pork chop recipe. Make it tastier by adding spice powder to their vinegar sauce, and there goes the best porksilog meal you’ll try in Calamba. You’ve got to try their other silog meals too– they have tapa, tocino, longganisa, and bangus to offer! If you’re a fan of homestyle cooking, you’ll surely love this local favorite.

Location: Brgy. Real, Calamba, Laguna Operating Hours: 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (Monday to Sunday) Website: https://www.tudings.com

Ton-Ton’s Sisig

You might not have seen this name yet on the list of must-tries in Calamba, but this deserves a spot on this list. Ton-Ton’s sisig, a small eatery with many branches within Calamba, is your top choice if you’re looking for a budget-friendly meal that will satisfy your appetite.

Ton-Ton’s Sisig is known for serving the “Best Sisig in Town” for many budgetarians. It’s as budget-friendly as it can get, for its serving only costs less than a hundred peso. It’s best flavored with their famous chili oil, and there goes the best pork sisig you can ever try in Calamba. Add that with a fried egg to make it more delicious! Aside from sisig, they also offer carinderia-style dishes which can save you from petsa de Peligro but still with a taste that’s worth your penny.

Location: Crossing, Calamba, Laguna (behind SM Calamba) Operating Hours: 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/tontonsisigofficial/

For Sharing (Good for Families)

Looking for the perfect place to end your family outing in Pansol? We’ve got restaurants that can accommodate groups of people with their dishes which are all good for sharing!

Lutong Pilipino ni Aling Ely

If you’re a fan of Filipino cuisine, let Lutong Pilipino ni Aling Ely satisfy your cravings. This homestyle restaurant is found along the main road leading to Pansol (on the left side, if you’re coming from Manila). This charming little family restaurant has also been one of the longstanding Filipino restaurants in Calamba.

This restaurant is best known for lechon (roasted pig), which is a hit, especially during special occasions. Tip: make sure you pre-order as their lechon sells out fast! True enough, their lechon is one of the best there is in town– crispy lechon skin + rice + special gravy = perfection. Aside from lechon, their menu favorites include laing and dinuguan.

Location: National Highway, Brgy. Halang, Calamba City Operating Hours: 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM (Monday to Sunday) Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/alingelys

Aviles: The Original Bulalo

Another local favorite in Calamba is Aviles. It’s also one of the oldest restaurants in town, having been operating since 1965–which tells you that they’ve got decades to prove they have dishes you’ll want to come back for.

The restaurant’s specialty is bulalo, a tasty, savory soup dish made of beef and bone marrow. It’s the ideal dish to order, especially for family lunch, as it has a generous serving good for sharing. Runners up on their best dishes would be kare-kare and mechado, which will make you order more rice! Aside from their beef specialties, they also serve pork, goat, and vegetable dishes which are just as delicious as their bulalo!

Location: National Highway, Brgy. Real, Calamba, Laguna Operating Hours: 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM (Monday to Sunday) Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/avilesbulalo

Ding-Hao Chinese Cuisine

Since the 80s, Ding Hao has always been the go-to restaurant of many Calambeños for every occasion, be it a birthday, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, or graduation day–name it, they’ve hosted it. This restaurant is best known for its authentic Chinese dishes that are always good for sharing.

When in Ding Hao, don’t forget to try their assorted cold cuts for appetizers and the fish fillet with sweet and sour sauce for the main dish. Even their Yang Chow rice is worth trying as it’s already tasty as it is even without pairing it with the main dishes yet! Bring the whole family or your friends and celebrate your special occasions at Ding Hao for a perfect sumptuous meal.

Location: Brgy. Uno, National Highway, Calamba, Laguna Operating Hours: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Monday to Sunday) Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/dinghaoresto/

RSM Lutong Bahay

This homey restaurant is famed for serving Filipino dishes. RSM Lutong Bahay is an ideal destination for those who would like a taste of delectable Filipino food. The restaurant has branches in nearby cities and has been a favorite by many locals for its good-for-sharing meals.

Their specialty dish is seafood, but locals rave about their bulalo too. You should also try their sisig and kare-kare. It’s a family-friendly place as their dishes are mostly good for sharing. They have a very nice traditional place too, with the restaurant filled with wooden accents in both their indoor and outdoor seating. It has also become a balikbayan-favorite which makes it one you must visit if you miss the taste of authentic Filipino cuisine.

Location: Bacnotan Branch, Brgy. Real, Calamba, Laguna Operating hours: 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/RSMBacnotanBranch/

For Out of Town Dates

Want to go on a quick getaway with your significant other? You’ll find good ones in Calamba, too! Check out our suggested restaurants for your spontaneous food trip dates that won’t break the bank!

Ipponyari Japanese Restaurant

There aren’t many Japanese restaurants in Calamba, but Ippon Yari is one must-try if you love Japanese cuisine. They have four branches which include Calamba, Sta. Rosa, Cavite, and Batangas. Aside from locals, you can definitely know it’s authentic by the number of Japanese customers they have who can vouch for their food!

Ippon Yari has an extensive menu that makes you come back to try all of their dishes! They have ramen, soba, udon, donburi, katsu, yakiniku, sushi, premium sashimi, and more. Their must-try, besides their sushi platter, would be the Unadon or the grilled eel rice bowl. They also have a variety of beverages to pair your dishes with. The best thing about Ippon Yari is that it’s affordable enough for such sumptuous food–it’s one of the restaurants where you’ll get your money’s worth.

Location: Brgy. Real, National Hi-way, Calamba, Laguna Operating Hours: 11:00 AM to 8:30 PM (Monday to Sunday) Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ipponyarijapresto

The Steak Cartel Laguna

One of the newest must-try restaurants in Calamba is The Steak Cartel. True to its name, they offer various steaks such as ribeye, wagyu, and more. This steakhouse also serves as a deli where you can buy cheese, sausages, and wines to pair your meat with. Since they serve premium meats, it’s one of the places you go to for a fancy meal. If you’re looking for a perfect date place in Calamba, this could be your best choice.

The Steak Cartel also offers burgers, pica-pica, and desserts, so you’ll never run out of choices on what to eat in this steakhouse. They have plenty of meat cuts to choose from, which you can cook at home as they also offer take-out and delivery services. Meat lovers will surely rejoice when you try this steak place!

Location: 2nd Floor, D’Fresco Building, Brgy. Halang, National Highway, Calamba, Laguna Operating Hours: 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM (Monday to Sunday) Closed every Tuesday Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/thesteakcartel

Note: Prices and operating hours may change without prior notice. Check each of the restaurant’s website or Facebook page to know of their guidelines.

Have you tried other restaurants in Calamba that are not on the list? Share with us your own favorites in the comment section below!

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The 20 Best Restaurants in Laguna Beach, California

Laguna Beach may only be seven miles long, but packed into those seven miles are more than 100 restaurants. They range from fine-dining establishments to family-friendly hangouts, and the best part is, that they usually come with an unbeatable view.

So many of Laguna Beach’s restaurants feature stunning panoramas of the Pacific Ocean, which also happens to provide plenty of menu inspiration and ocean-to-table ingredients. Like in many other parts of California, you’ll find chefs in Laguna Beach routinely drawing on the local and sustainable, and for good reason.

With the food scene heating up around Orange County, it’s a great time to sample some of the cuisine this area has to offer. Here are 20 of the best Laguna restaurants to guide your culinary adventures.

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1. Rebel Omakase

The fish- and shellfish-heavy omakase menu at Rebel Omakase isn’t cheap, but it is worth it. The creation of one of Orange County’s top chefs, Jordan Nakasone, and his wife Debrah Cha, this intimate fine-dining experience is based on fish, rice, and other ingredients shipped from Japan and prepared using authentic Japanese techniques. The fish selection rotates seasonally and is prepared in front of diners.

Address: 361 Forest Ave #103, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

2. The Cliff Restaurant

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The Cliff serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with house specialties ranging from chicken and waffles to mahi mahi fish tacos. The restaurant also has live music at its bar and fire pits six nights a week, as well as 180-degree whitewater views from its multilevel patio.

Address: 577 S Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

3. Nick’s Laguna Beach

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One of several locations of Nick’s throughout Southern California, Nick’s Laguna Beach serves market salads, burgers, and entrees including baby back pork ribs, buttermilk fried chicken, and pean-seared Scottish salmon. All fish is filleted in-house daily.

Address: 440 S Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

4. The Deck

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You can’t get much closer to the ocean than The Deck , which is one of the few Laguna Beach restaurants that actually sits on the beach itself. Open daily for lunch, dinner, and drinks, The Deck specializes in fresh seafood and creative cocktails “served with a smile.”

Address: 627 Sleepy Hollow Ln, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

5. La Sirena Grill

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La Sirena isn’t a typical Mexican food spot. Calling itself a “Mexico eatery,” it fosters a strong commitment to environmental ideals focused on preservation and sustainability—from the organic ingredients in its dishes right down to the reclaimed wood in its dining rooms. Tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and nachos all feature on the menu.

Address: 30862 Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach, CA 92651

6. Carmelita’s

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You’ll find elevated Mexican fare at Carmelita’s . The menu’s entrée section plays the hits, like short rib enchiladas, slow-braised carnitas, and grilled steak fajitas, while a large selection of salads features substantial, dinner-worthy offerings. Of course, tacos and margaritas make an appearance, too, and on Taco Tuesday you’ll find specials on both.

Address: 217 Broadway St, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

7. Gu Ramen Taps and Tapas

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For excellent ramen in Laguna Beach, head to Gu Ramen Taps and Tapas . Gu lets you choose your own spiciness level, customize your soup with additions from a lengthy list of toppings and even specify a noodle type between ramen, udon, and kale.

Address: 907 S Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

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Set inside a beach cottage on the Pacific Coast Highway, AhbA serves brunch, dinner, craft beer, cocktails, and natural wine. Its chef and owner, originally from LA sought to recreate the experience of neighborhoods like Venice Beach. The dinner menu includes a long list of hearty mains and vegetable-forward shareables.

Address: 31732 Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

9. Larsen at Hotel Laguna

Larsen is a sleek dining destination inside the Hotel Laguna offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner studded with local ingredients. Its food menus are filled with chef-driven creations and a diverse array of flavors, and its drink menus sport a selection of California wines and craft cocktails. Its 180-degree panoramic views make it a perfect sunset destination.

Address: 425 S Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

10. Skyloft

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For a fun and laid-back atmosphere, Skyloft is a destination for both tourists and locals. It offers full service on its rooftop and live music most nights of the week, making it a great place to spend time with friends or go on an upbeat dinner date. It serves a range of “down-home” smokehouse specialty items, with dishes such as brisket, steaks, and ribs smoked in-house daily.

Address: 422 S Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

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Oak , established in 2017, is more than just a restaurant—it’s also a bar, caterer, and events specialist serving the southern part of Orange County. Its calendar is studded with special events, such as themed wine-tasting dinners, “Brunch & Beats” meals each Sunday, and weekday happy hours. Wine Wednesday brings half-price discounts on bottled wines, too.

Address: 1100 S Coast Hwy # 202, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

12. Las Brisas

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Las Brisas is California coastal cuisine through and through, but it’s rooted in traditional Mexican flavors. Since replacing the Victor Hugo Inn back in 1979, it’s welcomed diners to its picturesque location above the coastline with its scratch kitchen, authentic techniques, and house specialties, which include fresh tortillas, salsas, and seafood.

Address: 361 Cliff Dr, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

13. The Loft at the Montage

For an elevated dining experience, book a patio table at The Loft. With a French-focused menu with fresh local ingredients, the food here was really spectacular. Located at  Montage Laguna Beach , the views over the Pacific were a stunning backdrop to the meal. Be sure to order the salmon tartar, my favorite dish on the menu.

Address: 1740 S Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

14. Starfish Laguna Beach

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Fresh Asian coastal cuisine is the centerpiece at Starfish’s flagship location . A lengthy and diverse menu of more than 70 shareable plates celebrates the cuisines of Thailand, Korea, Vietnam, China, and Japan. To accompany them, Starfish offers globally inspired wines, handcrafted cocktails, hot and cold sake, and both Asian and local beers.

Address: 30832 Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

15. Splashes Restaurant at Surf & Sand Resort

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Part of Surf & Sand Resort , the aptly named Splashes sits just 25 feet above the ocean. Its dishes are coastal Californian imbued with a Mediterranean flair—think octopus with white hummus or whole branzino—and fresh and local ingredients are always on hand. The sound of crashing waves is the icing on the cake.

Address: 1555 S Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

16. Broadway by Amar Santana

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Meant to pay homage to New York’s theater scene, Broadway sports an industrial interior with an open kitchen that steals the spotlight. Six seats at the chef’s table allow diners to watch the restaurant’s head chef bring a multi-course meal together and get a front-row seat to the activity in the kitchen.

Address: 328 Glenneyre St, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

A local favorite for more than three decades, Zinc was inspired by the quality food movement led by Alice Waters of Berkeley’s Chez Panisse. Its breakfast menu is famous, with large selections of pastries, egg dishes, toasts, and more. Don’t miss Zinc’s marketplace, which sells specialty goods.

Address: 350 Ocean Ave, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

18. Seabutter Laguna Beach

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Seabutter aims for a memorable dining experience with its combination of fresh fish, an innovative menu, and an inviting atmosphere. The vibe is elegant, casual, and contemporary, and plenty of appetizers, soup, salad, and tempura options accompany the sushi and sashimi selection.

Address: 1100 S Coast Hwy #303, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

19. Comedor

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Comedor , Spanish for “dining room,” hopes to evoke the nostalgia and familiarity that a dining room gathering typically brings. The concept was inspired by the building Comedor inhabits, an iconic Spanish Revival property from the 1930s. The menu includes Spanish classics like paella along with plenty of seafood.

Address: 289 S Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

20. Driftwood Kitchen

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Driftwood Kitchen is a waterfront spot offering an ocean-to-table dining experience featuring fresh seafood, steaks, and more paired with a Pacific Ocean view. Menus draw inspiration from locations around the world and highlight the ocean’s diversity.

Address: 619 Sleepy Hollow Ln, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

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Where to eat on a food trip to Laguna

By:  Nino Angelo Comsti       Inquirer Lifestyle  / 01:53 AM February 26, 2021

Since COVID has made air travel constricting, many Filipinos have resorted to road trips to relieve anxiety from being cooped up in their own homes. Fortunately, nearby cities are benefiting from it. Tagaytay restaurants get an influx of people on weekends. And so do Batangas resorts.

Another province that’s been getting a lot of love of late is Laguna. Just an estimated 75-minute southeast drive from Manila, it is one place that definitely has a lot to offer, not just in terms of arts and handicrafts, but also food.

Located in San Pablo City is a boutique-slash-bed-and-breakfast-slash-restaurant wrapped in lush greenery. Established in April 2011, the Patis Tito Garden Café is the namesake destination of renowned designer and environmentalist Patis Tesoro and lawyer husband, Tito. Together they built a welcoming escape from the confines of the city and the pandemic.

For one, the covered structures have high ceilings and rooms that are very spacious, allowing guests to be a comfortable distance from each other. The dining tables are also long and narrow enough that keeping a decent conversation even when spaced apart is possible. The place is pet-friendly as well, and they go the extra mile by preparing water bowls when advised in advance.

Slow-cooked cuisine

The restaurant celebrates local slow-cooked cuisine prepared mainly with ingredients found in the backyard.

One dish I had the pleasure of enjoying is the kulawong talong, which is something I first had in Quezon many years ago. Eggplants are grilled and then the skin is removed and the softened vegetable is chopped. Hot coals are placed in a bowl of grated coconut and tossed until they turn dark gray. The milk is squeezed and mixed with the eggplant along with other seasonings to come up with a deliciously smoky veggie number.

They also serve ensaladang pako, tofu and togue spring rolls, pininyahang adobo and panfried bangus belly. Something I’ve never had before is the warm chicken kinulob, which I, along with Secretary Berna Romulo Puyat and Armie Bennett of CNN Philippines, took pleasure in eating that rainy morning we visited. We were told that duck is the typical protein for it, but Patis decided to use chicken, which is cooked for four long hours in a big clay pot along with onions, taro, tomatoes, carrots, bacon, chorizo and Cuban oregano. The result is fork-tender meat in a potent broth.

If you’re looking to fill up your itinerary, Patis can take you around her favorite spots via her curated tours. Her recommendations include a small joint serving home-cooked Japanese, and shops that make and sell basket weaves and stone sculptures.

Situated on Colago Avenue is another multihyphenated location. It’s an art gallery, clay shop, restaurant and inn with a swimming pool, aptly called Casa San Pablo. Run by a former officemate, writer An Mercado and art enthusiast husband Boots Alcantara, the quaint Colonial-style cottage is surrounded by well-manicured greens and age-old trees. The café, although covered, opens up to a view of the garden and lets the fresh breeze in.

There’s a lot to like in their menu—cheese tinapa dumplings, tortang sisig, native chicken arroz caldo, and pork à la humba. I suggest you try the all-day breakfast, specifically the ones that come in pairs—like the beef tapa with dried biya and salted egg salsa, or the fried daing na bangus with inihaw na kamatis. The side dishes elevate what is a simple meal to another level.

In Liliw, you can pick fresh strawberries at Lolo Kap’s when they’re in season. Or you can also dine at the White House Bistro 1938 for local treats. Built in 1938, the Polistico Mansion, decked in hints of Art Deco, was converted into a restaurant back in 2015. It is managed by couple Christian, who runs the kitchen, and Mariane, who’s responsible for front of house.

The menu has all-time favorites such as bangus sisig, hototay soup and crispy pata. But opt for something new and go on a culinary adventure by ordering the different preparations for kalabaw—bistek, tapa or ginataan, as well as the pansit Liliw, which is made with both miki and sotanghon noodles.

Country chic

Another bed-and-breakfast with delicious eats is Ted’s over at Santa Cruz. Owned by chef siblings Day and Gel Salonga, the compound was once a farm and rice mill. Now, the sprawling space houses multiple cabins, an events space and a 10-year-old restaurant with country chic decor.

There’s a wide variety of handmade pastas, grilled pizza and even ribs bundled with chicken wings. Since it was a food-filled day and it was our last pit stop, we opted for the desserts. It was hard to choose just one since the lineup is filled with names that conjure decadent images—pili sans rival, maja blanca cheesecake, Magdalena tablea cake, brazo de Fernando. The best thing we could do was share a sampler of everything they had, including the bibingka and ube cheesecakes, which were made with carabao’s milk. There was not one we didn’t like and didn’t have second bites of.

Before heading back home, take a delicious piece of Laguna with you by grabbing any or all of these popular pasalubong—Belen’s espasol, which Val Castello has been making for many years now; classic sans rival from the House of Sansrival, which is among the best there is; kesong puti and Santa Cruz longganisa by Bitbit (available at Ted’s Kitchen); and the tikoy from Nagcarlan, which comes packed in bamboo. Slice open with a cleaver and out comes a smooth, sticky kakanin you can spoon, made with glutinous rice, condensed milk and cheese.

Source: https://lifestyle.inquirer.net/379676/where-to-eat-on-a-food-trip-to-laguna/

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Laguna Province is a treasure trove of culinary delights, where the vibrant flavors of Filipino cuisine come alive without breaking the bank. From bustling markets to cozy eateries, this region offers a diverse array of affordable dining options that cater to every palate. Whether you're a local or just passing through, you'll find that Laguna's food scene is rich with hidden gems and beloved favorites that reflect the warmth and hospitality of its people.

As you explore the charming towns of Laguna, you'll encounter a mix of traditional dishes and modern twists that showcase the best of Filipino flavors. Picture yourself savoring a hearty plate of adobo at a family-run eatery or indulging in a delicious slice of pizza at a popular student hangout. With so many options to choose from, the Wanderlog team is excited to share our favorite budget-friendly spots that promise not only great taste but also a memorable dining experience. So grab your fork and get ready to discover the best cheap eats that Laguna has to offer!

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LAGUNA ROAD TRIP: Budget Travel Guide & Itinerary

If you think the grass is always greener on the other side, it’s probably time to have a closer look at your lawn because maybe, just maybe, it is greener than you think.

Laguna is one of the provinces we often overlook partly because its edges aren’t laced with pearly beaches. Joke’s on us because paradise isn’t always made of sand and saltwater. Much of Laguna is almost untouched, still covered with dense rainforests concealing several magnificent waterfalls. Many of its historic towns retain many pieces of its glorious past. And its cuisine showcases some of the best of the Southern Tagalog region.

Laguna is actually an ideal road trip destination. From the Seven Lakes of San Pablo to the glorious cascades of Luisiana to the carving tradition of Paete, Laguna has a lot to offer. The best part: It’s within close proximity of Manila.

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Understanding Laguna

During the Spanish era, Laguna was officially called La Provincia de la Laguna de Bay. “Laguna” literally means lake, referring to the country’s largest lake, which got its name from the town of Bay. Together with Metro Manila and the province of Rizal, the lake serves as its northern boundary, while Cavite, Batangas, and Quezon border it in the west, south, and east respectively.

Laguna is most famous as the birthplace of Dr. Jose Rizal, the country’s most celebrated hero, whose death on 30 December 1896 strengthened the yearning for Philippine independence and inspired many other revolutionary leaders.

For our non-Filipino readers, locals here speak Tagalog, but virtually everyone understands English so language barrier won’t be a problem during your visit.

How to Get to Laguna from Manila

One of the most easily accessible provinces, Laguna is linked to Manila by two major thoroughfares: the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) and the Manila East Road. The former is the better choice if you’re going to the western side (Calamba, Sta. Rosa, Binan) and the latter for the northwestern side (Mabitac, Siniloan, Pangil).

Several bus companies ply routes to its many towns and cities, with San Pablo City, Calamba, Los Banos, Santa Rosa, and the capital Sta. Cruz as the main transportation hubs. You can find their terminals in Cubao and LRT Buendia (Pasay).

The thing with Laguna is that most of its attractions are spread out, located so far apart from one another, that while public commute is definitely possible, it can be an exhausting effort. For the longest time, we’ve traveled Laguna that way, but this year, we were able to bring our own car on three occasions and it makes a lot more sense. Roads in Laguna are mostly paved and it’s actually an easy drive, so sedans can handle the journey really well. Not only is having your own ride more comfortable, it also turned out way cheaper than taking public transpo.

Just two weeks ago, we went on a road trip to Luisiana and Cavinti. Chevrolet SAIL lent us the car we used, and it only reinforced just how Laguna is such a great road trip destination if you’re a group of three or more. Our trip was hassle-free even when it was raining hard that weekend. We got a bigass trunk that accommodated all our bags and left lots of free space, so it was so easy to fish something out of our bags in a hurry. The 16″ alloy wheels allowed light driving and quick reflexes. It’s also fuel-efficient. We only refilled once, making this trip much cheaper than I expected.

For the whole 2-day trip, our transportation expenses were only the toll fee (P214 one-way) and gas (P500 and a lot was still left in the tank when we returned the car). We were a party of four, which sets the total transportation cost to Luisiana at only P232 per person. If you commute, each of us would be paying at least P360 on bus, jeepney and tricycle fares.

Best Time to Visit Laguna

The dry months of December-May are always a great time to visit because there’s very little chance that it will rain.

That said, Laguna is one of the few destinations that are great (even greater, sometimes) during the rainy season (June-November). It’s especially true if you’re going there for its many majestic waterfalls, which are splashier and more spectacular after the rain. But remember: visit in the rainy season but not immediately after the rain. After a downpour, the water turns brown and murky, and the trail muddy and slippery. Give the trail time to dry.

Also, weekends = crowds. Better visit on a weekday (Monday-Friday). But please note that most museums like the Rizal Shrine in Calamba are closed on Mondays. If your only available time is the weekend, it’s alright. Go regardless.

How Many Days for a Visit?

Before I discuss the itinerary, you need to know first how many days you want to do this road trip.

Because it is near Manila, you can visit some attractions in Laguna a day tour. Here are some examples of day tours which will still allow you ample time to enjoy each stop. You can do each item in just one day:

• San Pablo City and its lakes (usually Pandin and Sampaloc)
• Boating from Pagsanjan to Cavinti Falls
• Majayjay, Liliw and Nagcarlan Day Tour
• Paete, Pangil, Kalayaan Day Tour
• Hulugan Falls + Aliw Falls in Luisiana

Overnight tour is great too! But if you want to experience most of what the province has to offer, drive around Laguna de Bay (what many call Laguna Loop) and spend at least 2 nights. This ensures you get to enjoy multiple towns and try the many restaurants along the way.

Where to Stay in Laguna

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There are a lot of budget inns and resorts scattered throughout the province. If you’re really on a budget, the best post, but the best (and the most popular) ones seem to be concentrated in San Pablo City, Calamba, Santa Rosa, Pagsanjan, and Los Banos.

Below is a list not of the cheapest accommodations but those that provide an experience. Budget travel shouldn’t be about the cheapest but those that give you the best value for money.

San Pablo City

In my personal opinion, San Pablo City is the most ideal place to spend the night not just because of the quality of accommodations per se but also because there are a lot of lovely restaurants around.

• Sulyap Bed and Breakfast (Casa de Obando Boutique Hotel, Casa de Alitagtag Boutique Hotel). Our best hotel experience in Laguna. It’s a charming complex of ancestral houses (or at least they look ancestral) fronted by one of the city’s best restaurants. The rooms are super spacious. (The bathroom alone can pass as a single room in some hotels.) And the service is on point. BUT super expensive. A double room starts P2900, room for four P5100 with breakfast. Book now or check updated rates here >>
• Casa San Pablo . A quiet home turned into a country inn at the heart of the city. A bit expensive but one of the best places to stay in Laguna. They charge per head: the bigger the group, the lower the rates. To give you an idea, an overnight stay if you’re a party of five costs P1300 per person. If you’re a party of two, P1700 per head.
• Tahanan ni Aling Meding . Another good option with a great view of Sampaloc Lake. Costs P2500 per double room. Book now or check updated rates here >>
• Caliraya Springs Mountain Lake Resort . Situated on the shore of the man-made Caliraya Lake. A little hard to reach unless you have your own ride. Standard rooms start at P2400/night, a little pricey for me. But if you’re a group of 4 or 5, you may stay in a quad room for P4400/night, which is P1100 per person. Note that the rates on their website are higher, but when you’re there you’ll be given a list of discounted rates (the costs I mentioned), although they may change without prior notice. It’s good for golfers and groups looking for team-building activities. Book now or check updated rates here >>

Places to Visit and Things to Do in Laguna

Now that you know how much time you have for this trip, time to build your itinerary. Decide what you want to do! Here are some of the more popular attractions in Laguna!

• Rizal Shrine, Calamba . A replica of the house where Jose Rizal grew up in. It has been transformed into a museum exhibiting many phases of the hero’s life including his childhood and his time in Europe. If you’ve always admired Rizal and his work, do not miss this. FREE.
• Seven Lakes, San Pablo City . Have a small feast aboard a bamboo raft as you float in Lake Pandin. You can also swim here. Fee: P180 per person, bamboo raft ride only; P360 per person, bamboo raft ride + lunch!
• Nuvali, Sta. Rosa . For those who love the outdoors and a little bit of shopping. You can also try wakeboarding, leisure biking, or mountain biking.
• Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery . A National Historical Landmark built in 1845. The underground crypt was where friars were laid to rest during the Spanish era. FREE.
• Bunga Falls, Nagcarlan . A small and not-so-well-known waterfall in Nagcarlan.
• Liliw Town . Liliw’s baroque red-brick church is stunning, but don’t miss shopping for traditional footwear along the adjacent road.
• Majayjay Falls and Cold Springs . Majayjay boasts numerous riverside cold spring resorts and a waterfall.
• Shooting the Rapids to Pagsanjan Falls (aka Cavinti Falls) . Most people call it Pagsanjan Falls. (Thanks to our elementary textbooks!) But it’s starting to be known by another name, Cavinti Falls. The cascade is actually located in the municipality of Cavinti but the most popular jumpoff point, where the boating begins, is in Pagsanjan. The waterfall itself is great, but it is the journey that is truly unforgettable. To get there, the boatmen muscle it up, controlling the boat upstream. The view along the way is just wonderful. Rates: P1250 per person.
• Cavinti Falls via Pueblo El Salvador Eco-Park . It’s the same waterfall but you can access it without riding the boat. Instead, you will hike, sometimes rappel, to the valley. It’s a tough 30-minute trek for the inexperienced but totally worth it. Rates: P270 for the hike/guide fee.
• Hulugan Falls . Laguna’s newest tourism darling, Hulugan is a massive waterfall accessible after a 30-minute steep descent. A longer trail will lead you to two other cascades — Talay Falls and Hidden Falls — but will take a total of an hour and a half to complete (excluding the stay at Hulugan). Rates: P300 if you visit just one waterfall, P600 if all three.
• Paete Town . An artistic town most famous for its sculpting tradition. See how residents make masterpieces by carving wood or creating papier-mache. The Baroque-style Paete Church is also worth your time.

Aside from all of these, almost all of Laguna’s towns have their own breathtaking parish church.

Sample Itinerary

Here’s a sample 3-day 2-night itinerary for a group of four on a road trip. This takes SLEX as the entry way to Laguna and the Manila East Road as exit route to avoid the heavy northward traffic once you reach Metro Manila some time during rush hour.

Please feel free to make adjustments according to your wants and needs.

DAY 1 – CALAMBA & SAN PABLO 06:00am – ETD Manila 08:30am – ETA Rizal Shrine, Calamba 10:00am – Leave for Pandin Lake 10:45am – Pandin Lake car park, start trek 11:00am – Arrival: Pandin Lake, reserve bamboo raft, paluto 11:40am – Bamboo Raft Lunch 01:40am – Start trek back to Car Park 02:20pm – Check-in at Sulyap Bed and Breakfast 03:00pm – Rest 05:00pm – Sulyap Swimming Pool & Jacuzzi 07:00pm – Dinner at Sulyap 09:00pm – Sleep

DAY 2 – LUISIANA & CAVINTI 05:30am – Wakeup, breakfast, check out, leave for Nagcarlan 08:00am – Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery 09:00am – Liliw town (or if you skipped breakfast at Sulyap, have it at Chef Mau’s in Liliw) 11:30am – Hulugan Falls in Luisiana 02:30pm – Cavinti Falls (Pueblo El Salvador) 06:00pm – Leave for Caliraya Lake 06:30pm – Check in at Caliraya Springs Mountain Lake Resort, order dinner 07:00pm – Freshen up 07:40pm – Dinner 09:00pm – Sleep

DAY 3 – CALIRAYA LAKE & PAETE 07:00am – Breakfast 08:00am – Caliraya Lake swimming, biking 10:30am – Check out, leave for Paete 12:00pm – Paete Tour, shopping, lunch 02:00pm – Leave for Pililla, Rizal 03:40pm – BONUS! Pililla Windmills Stopover 04:15pm – Leave for Manila 07:00pm – MANILA!

Breakdown of Expenses

If you follow the above sample itinerary and you are a group of four, here’s how much you should be shelling out.

Toll fee – P53.5 (P214/4 pax) Gas – P300 (P1200/4 pax) Rizal Shrine – FREE Pandin Lake Lunch – P360 Sulyap Room – P1500 Breakfast – FREE Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery – FREE Hulugan Falls Tourism Fee – P20 Hulugan Falls Guide Fee – P150 Cavinti Falls Fee – P270 Caliraya Springs Room – P1100 (P4400/4 pax) Dinner – P200 Breakfast – FREE Paete Tour – FREE _________________________ TOTAL: P3953.5

Note that it does not include tips and incidentals (bottled water, etc.).

Bulk of the cost is the hotel. You may choose to stay at a much cheaper resort in Pagsanjan or Cavinti instead of Caliraya Mountain Lake Resort.

Another way of bringing the cost down is by increasing the number of people splitting the bill. Add one more person and the cost of accommodations, gas, toll fee, and guide fee will go down dramatically to only P3513.

If you only have a weekend to spare, you can do an overnight trip instead. Remove the Day 3 from the itinerary above and exit through SLEX back to Manila after trekking to Cavinti Falls. If you do this, the total cost of the overnight trip is P2707 if you’re a group of 4 or P2256 if you’re a group of 5.

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[…] Although many of its key attractions have always been something we’re all familiar with—we all had a picture of Pagsanjan Falls in our grade school Hekasi textbook—we often overlook it partly because its edges aren’t laced with pearly beaches. Joke’s on us because paradise isn’t always made of sand and saltwater. Much of Laguna is almost untouched, still covered with dense rainforests concealing several magnificent waterfalls. Many of its historic towns retain many pieces of its glorious past. Its cuisine showcases some of the best of the Southern Tagalog region. From the glorious cascades of Luisiana to the carving tradition of Paete, Laguna has a lot to offer. Read: Travel Guide to Laguna […]

Hi Yoshke, Thank you for this web site. You’re right, I “never” think about Laguna or the non-beach locations in the Philippines. But, you’ve convinced me. Unfortunately, the long trip you suggest will have to wait for another trip. In 2017, I would like to go to Paete, etc. for a day trip from Manila. We will not have a car. Do you have any suggestions of inexpensive day tours or public transport? Thank you!

Hi former classmate, thanks for featuring my mom’s home province! :) While I spent most of my childhood in Manila, I have been able to enjoy road trips into Laguna with my cousins and their families.

Thanks for visiting! We love road tripping in Laguna, especially San Pablo and Paete. :D

you know what would be great, a “kakanin tour” in laguna. Hope you consider writing about it someday

Hi! That’s a great idea! I loooove kakanin too! And I find Laguna’s kakanin remarkable, kahit yung bibingka na tinda lang sa bus. Kaka-miss!

Hi, thank you so much for your very informative and detailed information of the natural beauty of Province of Laguna. I’am a Lagunense, but I haven’t visit some tourist spot here on your website. Thank you so much because your blog includes the expenses, I can budget my money for that! Hihihi :)

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Laguna itinerary: 25 best laguna tourist spots and things to do (travel guide blog 2024 for first-timers).

Looking for top things to do in Laguna, tourist spots, and best places to visit for your Laguna itinerary? Check out this Laguna Travel Guide 2024 to help you plan your trip!

Laguna tourist spots, things to do & best places to visit 2024.

1. Be Amazed by Pagsanjan Falls aka Cavinti Falls

Pagsanjan falls guided tour, top hotels and resorts in pagsanjan.

• Casa Marina Bed and Breakfast
• Casa del Rio Resort
• Pagsanjan Falls Lodge and Summer Resort

2. Fun day at Enchanted Kingdom

3. Discover Pila Heritage Town

4. Visit the Historic Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery

5. Visit Museo ni Rizal in Calamba

Top hotels and resorts in calamba.

• Hotel Marciano
• Hannah's Garden Resort and Events Place
• Riverview Resort and Conference Center
• The Green Glass Boutique Hotel
• Solemar Pansol Calamba

6. Experience Caliraya Resort Club

If you wish to go for an overnight stay, they also offer wide array of accommodation options ideal for couples, families and group of friends. it's also a good base when exploring the top laguna tourist spots, other hotels and resorts in lumban.

• Caliraya Ecoville Recreation Farm & Resort
• Forbes Suites by Caliraya
• Spacio Caliraya Bed and Breakfast
• Porta Verde Resort Villas Caliraya
• Lagos Del Sol Resort

7. Have a Relaxing Vacation at Hidden Valley Springs

8. Enjoy Magdalena River Rafting and Water Tubing Adventure

9. Have some quiet time at Vonwelt Nature Farm

10. Enjoy Mountain Lake Resort

11. Get wet and wild at Splash Island Water Park

12. Hike Mt. Makiling

13. Be Mesmerized by Hulugan Falls

14. Discover the Seven Lakes of San Pablo

Hotels & resorts in san pablo.

• Casa San Pablo Bed & Breakfast
• Sulyap Bed & Breakfast
• Sitio de Amor Leisure Farm
• Auravel Grande Hotel and Resort
• Zacona Eco-Resort & Biblical Garden
• Tahanan Ni Aling Meding Hotel
• Balai Nanamita

15. Enjoy Laguna Hot Spring Resorts

Top hot spring resorts in calamba & los baños.

• Arabella Hot Spring Resort
• Alta Montaña Private Hot Spring Resort
• Sky Santorini Hot Spring Resort
• Sol Y Viento Mountain Hot Springs Resort
• Eight Flags Private House and Hot Spring Pool

16. Experience Nuvali

Hotels & resorts in/near nuvali.

• Seda Nuvali
• Technopark Hotel
• Microtel by Wyndham South Forbes
• Paseo Premiere Hotel

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17. Dine and take a lot of photos at Isdaan Floating Restaurant

18. See Buruwisan Falls

For ease and convenience, you may join a mt. romelo + 4 chasing waterfalls hiking tour from manila . the tour includes transportation, entrance fees, tour guide, tour coordinator that also serves as photographer/videographer and personalized bag tag souvenir..

19. Explore Paete Town

20. Laguna Visita Iglesia

21. Experience Camp N Trail System at Nuvali

Where to stay in/near nuvali.

22. Indulge on Aling Taleng's famous Halo-halo

23. Enjoy Sulyap Gallery Café, Boutique Hotels and Restaurant

• Sulyap Bed and Breakfast - See room rates and more photos
• Sulyap Casa de Obando Boutique Hotel - See room rates and more photos
• Sulyap Casa de Alitagtag Boutique Hotel - See room rates and more photos

24. Hike Mt. Romelo

Waterfalls in mt. romelo.

• Buruwisan Falls
• Diwata Falls
• Sapang Labo Falls
• Sampaloc Falls
• Batya-Batya Falls
• Lazones Falls
• Binaytuan Falls
• Sebakon Falls

For ease and convenience, you may join a Mt. Romelo + 4 Chasing Waterfalls Hiking Tour from Manila .

25. Experience Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort

Villa escudero tour packages.

• Villa Escudero Resort Tour from Manila
• Villa Escudero Day Tour from Manila by Vina Tour (비나투어)

SAMPLE LAGUNA ITINERARIES

Suggested laguna visita iglesia itineray (route), sample 2 days and 1 night laguna itinerary, day 1 pagsanjan & caliraya in lumban.

• Depart for Pagsanjan
• Arrive in Pagsanjan
• Pagsanjan Falls
• Lunch at Aling Taleng's Halo-halo and Restaurant
• Explore the town of Pagsanjan
• Proceed to Caliraya Resort Club

DAY 2 ENJOY CALIRAYA + DEPARTURE

• Enjoy Caliraya Resort Club's amenities and facilities
• Hotel check-out
• Travel to Calauan
• Lunch at Isdaan Floating Restaurant
• Visit the Heritage Town of Pila
• Departure / Back to Manila

Villa Escudero Day Tour Itinerary

• 09:00 am - meet up at Starbucks, SM Mall of Asia
• 11:00 am - arrive at Villa Escudero
• 11:00 am - 11:15 am - quench your thirst with welcome drinks
• 11:15 am - 12:30 pm - tour the Escudero family museum tour and ride a carabao cart
• 12:30 pm - 14:00 pm - enjoy a lunch buffet at the Waterfall Restaurant
• 14:00 pm - 15:15 pm - cultural show or raft ride at Lake Labasin
• 15:15 pm - travel back to Manila
• 17:00 pm - end of tour at Starbucks, SM Mall of Asia

Pagsanjan Falls Day Tour Itinerary

• Time: 09:00 am to 05:00 pm
• Meet up at Starbucks SM Mall of Asia
• Depart for Pagsanjan Falls
• Arrive at Pagsanjan Falls
• Lunch at Tropical Resort
• Boat rafting experience
• Visit Devil's Cave
• Travel back to Manila
• End of tour at Starbucks SM Mall of Asia

Mt. Romelo Day Tour Itinerary

• 04:00 am - Start Trekking
• 06:00 am - ETA Mt. Romelo Summit - Photo Ops
• 07:00 am - ETA to Buruwisan Falls / Lanzones Falls - Photo Ops
• 11:00 am - Early Lunch / Rest - Photo Ops
• 12:00 nn - ETA to Batya Batya Falls / Sampaloc Falls
• 01:00 pm - Free Time (Swimming, Photo Ops)
• 02:00 pm - Descend to Jump Off (1 Hour)
• 03:00 pm - Go back to Jump Off (Wash Up)
• 06:00 pm - ETD to Manila
• 08:00 pm - ETA to Manila

Indeed, the Province of Laguna never ceases to amaze us with its many tourist destinations and lovely attractions, as well as resorts and recreational facilities that any intrepid traveler will surely love and enjoy. Don't miss visiting these top things to do and tourist spots in Laguna that you should include in your itinerary! Tara na sa Laguna!

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