They have an ever changing list of international flavors. If you can't decide what you want you get an ice cream flight. The ice cream melts fast so eat it quickly.
Great place for dessert. The apple pie is good but get it with the cinnamon ice cream, the ice cream was excellent. They also sell eggs and fudge.
Handmade pasta made in house. The prices are affordable especially for Italian. There are a few seats in the restaurant but it gets packed. The parking lot is a disaster.
Great tacos, especially the suadero and the bistec. Don't come too early, some of their meats might not be ready.
The Arepas aren't oily. The pabellon empanada comes hot and they're generous with the filling. There is a definite hipster vibe. Nice view of the street.
The gardens are beautiful and the castle offers wonderful views of the city. On the weekends there are open markets near the castle.
It's a world market featuring Asian, European, Central American and Mexican goods. They have food stalls and small restaurants. A good mix of locals and tourists. The poodle was good.
They offer both milk based and water based paletas. The Ferraro Roche paleta replicates the candy. There is no seating just a small store.
There is a private entrance to the mall. The staff is very friendly and give great recommendations.
It's on the fifth floor. There is an excellent view of the zocalo. The molcajete is large enough for three people. They are good for breakfast.
It's open 24/7. It's serves a healthy food with a Mexican flare. The Jamaica tostones were spectacular. They also serve juices, Acaí bowls and salads.
Outdoor restaurant that serves mostly seafood. The sizzling plates are good, especially the sizzling squid. Make sure to save room for dessert especially the Buko pandan.
Part fish market and part restaurant, you choose the seafood and how you want it cooked. The air conditioned room is an additional cost. The sizzling squid is a must. Parking is terrible
Towards the end of the Lenten season the statues and main altar are covered. The statue of Santo Niño is not covered.
This truly is the best sans rival. The ratio of butter cream and meringue is perfect. A nice covered patio with a beautiful view of the beach. There is wifi
Bacolod now has a hipster coffee place. They roast their own coffee here(the equipment takes up a large space). They have local Filipino coffee as well as grinds for other parts of the world.
The ensymada is a must it's pricier than the average one but this is like eating a buttery cloud. There are a wide variety of European style desserts as well as some Filipino favorites.
There is a small service charge for eating in the air conditioned section. The chicken skin and I isol are great. They maybe out of some chicken parts.
There is a service charge for eating in the air conditioned section. The chicken skin is a must.
It's nice to find a New York style deli. The pastrami is lean and they have lots of sides. Lots of seating and friendly service. They have some desserts.
This is very good Chinese for fast food. The chow mein is surprisingly good. They have boba but from powder.
The match parfait is a matcha version of the Filipino halo halo. There is a good selection of desserts: soft serve ice cream, shaved ice and parfaits. They also have bento boxes.
It's a thin crust pizza and it takes 15 minutes for a pizza to come out. It's more like a typical Italian pizza than a New York style. Credit card only no cash.
