Historic Camalig Restaurant (The Home of Armando's Pizza) — Restaurant in Angeles

This 150 year old historic building has changed hands through six generations of the Nepomuceno family and currently owned and operated by Marc Nepomuceno. Armando's Pizza was one of the original pioneers in Angeles City and the restaurant bears his late father's name. Located in downtown Angeles City, the decor, energy and cuisine at the establishment is excellent overall and a definite must try! When you walk through the front door it is like stepping into a more romantic era. Dining areas are available both inside and outside. The food is cooked daily with artisan care using only the freshest ingredients. Pizzas are outstanding and several variations are offered from the menu, my personal favorite is Armando's Best. Other notable menu items include several types of Pasta, Sizzling Calamares, Deep-Fried Calamares, Fisharon, Baked Spaghetti, Tacos, Mac & Cheese, and Fish & Chips. Live entertainment is featured nightly and headlines some of the best talent around. Highly...

Went here for a dinner date with my wife on July 2016. Staff are courteous and mostly attentive, but food was meh. Prices were cheap , but the food was underwhelming. The atmosphere was nice but somehow creepy since it was an old wooden room with large windows with low lighting and no other customers at that time.

Their special pizza was something you could make at home with jolly mushrooms, tomato paste, supermarket cheese (P60 under) cheap salami, green bellpepper and hotdogs. Crab soup was Knorr's crab & corn, and nothing, not even any garnishing veggies added. For sisig, you can get better options, Pampanga-style sisig at a Fresh Options meat store, any available branch I guess. There was no entertainment since it was only us 2 inside the restaurant at that time I guess.

There are open air dining tables set outside where students and other patrons seem to come for beers and pulutan, so i think these are their...

We been dying to visit this place because of what they showing in television. But sadly we are very disappointed. First the parking,very small parking. Next the staffs, well not so friendly regardless of we are filipino too. And the order time, wow... we waited for about 30 for them to take our order and another 45 minutes of waiting for our orders to come. My kids asking for water but it takes another 10 minutes or more. We end up cancelling the pancit, we don't want to wait another 30 -45 minutes. The foods is okay, nothing so especial. Well the only one that i like is the lychee serbent. The Armando's pizza, is just okay, remind me of my elementary day, the same taste of pizza they selling during recess. All I can say they need to improve their services, specially the...