Cafe Iñigo — Restaurant in Baguio

One of the coolest hangout places in Baguio. It is located at the Jesuits Retreat house. Just a small place to eat. Maybe that's the design of it. But we didn't know there was a 2nd floor. Also, I forgot to take a picture of the inside.. my bad.. maybe next time when we go there again.

✅ Restroom 🚻 unisex ✅ Payphone (not sure if its a display only) ✅ Friendly staff ❌ No wifi

You can dine-out, as you can see in the picture, you can see the view (it was raining that time ☔)

Affordable 💵 it depends i guess what you will order.😁

Though, there Kesong Puti Sandwich,was new on their menu, it was good yeah, but for me it was a bit pricey for P85. Also, their drinks were a bit pricey too, I was expecting like, they will use a tall glass.

Their pizza was good 👍

And,yeah before I forgot, if you dont have a car, you need to walk that looong. Taxi were rare that time. So, you need to walk downstairs from the grotto. There are two entrances of the Mirador. Both are near the parking spaces. We exited near the grotto that's why we saw Cafe Iñigo. And, we are still looking for the chamber, so we walked like a mile long going downstairs. 💪 Sadly, we didn't see the chamber so we...

Grabe I wouldn’t recommend at all. Before going up to lourdes grotto or mirador heritage eco park, you need to eat wag iabot sa taas ang gutom. Food and service was so poor!!! The margarita pizza we ordered was burnt but that wasn’t the problem. In the picture they advertised had neatly arranged tomatoes and basil. Pero God sa binigay 3 piraso lng ng unevenly cut tomatoes and walang basils. If ganun make it unavailable, we didn’t get what we paid for. The table was also unwiped, kami pa naglinis wla silang initiative omg. Tapos parang may people phobia ung server, just plopped the fork and spoon on the uncleaned table. If i could give a zero rating i would have...

Cafe Iñigo is nestled in one of Baguio’s most revered sites – the Lourdes Grotto. Uppn development, the Mirador Hill retreat complex has been improved and also now houses one of the most popular tourist sites in the City – the Mirador Heritage Hill and Park. The café also overlooks the nearby mountains on a clear day and if you are lucky enough, the sunset will also conclude your day. The cafe is quite small but it also has an ample space for parking. Their food offerings range from typical Filipino and Western dishes, while enjoying the relaxing view of the suburban...