I love that they have a large parking space, and they were almost full, just means people really love this place. My first time seeing this kind of themed restaurant/cafe in/near Metro Manila. The word Rustic really befits its name when you first take a peek at its interiors. I liked the entrace to the dining area, it was covered in foliage. I loved that you have to go through some leaves before the path takes you to the restaurant itself, very well though-of design. They also have both al-fresco and indoor dining areas to choose from. I think the place could use an upgrade though. Some wooden chairs are old they're creaking loudly. And I also was casually scared sitting on some of the steel chairs as I was wearing white and there were some sort of rust (not sure if they did that on purpose to live up to its name lol) build-up in it that might stain my shirt. The menu has lots of items to choose from. I got their Mushroom Soup (6/10) first for appetizer. It was really creamy, won't say it's really good but the taste is interesting enough for me to enjoy it. Ooh and it had a freshly baked/toasted (not sure) Garlic Bread (9/10) on the side which I super duper loved! A must-try! My sister had Caramel Macchiato (6/10). It looked and tasted just your average specialty beverage sold on the street/fairs. It was not as good as Starbucks' but pwede na. I ordered the TapSiLog (8/10) one (not sure what the actual name is) for my main course. The Tapa was amazing. It was sweet, slightly salty and there was definitely umami. What I also loved was how generous the serving was - price-wise. Lol. I never loved Truffle, uhlkk, I know its taste, and it tastes like gasoline lol. They have a Carbonara (7/10) dish (not sure of the name) which my sister oredered. Tasted it and was actually surprised. I definitely tasted truffle but the taste was actually not NOT GOOD. It was bearable xD. And I actually enjoyed how creamy the pasta dish is. We also had pizza for sharing. We got the one with prosciutto and arugula (8/10). It was good, it was a cheesy pizza with bits of those prosciutto strips and arugula leaves on top. I also got the bottomless Calamansi Iced Tea (7/10) as my drink. It was really good but it was too sweet, you'd have to add some water to balance it out. Loved it tho, it reminded me of Wendy's Calamansi Iced Tea which is my fave. Lastly, I got the blueberry pancakes (6/10) for dessert. Loved the pancake (6/10), tho I think I loved it cuz it tasted like the ones my mom cooks at home (the boxed pancake mix sold in groceries). Just loved how moist and soft the cakes were prepared but the taste? Nothing special. Also, they just added sweetened blueberry sauce on top of it. Overall, I think this is a cool place to dine in to but just if you have the bucks to spend on their meals. The menu is not for the ones looking to save money tho, I mean, sure they have generous servings but I'm pretty sure there are other restaurants whose prices really matches their foods' quality/taste. Not to hate tho, I really think the food is definitely great esp. for breakfast/brunch people. And I also think the place has such an awesome ambiance, perfect for hanging out. :)