WATCH: Go On A Virtual Food Tour In Baguio

Baguio has always been a popular summer destination but it's also a great place to visit during the holiday season. Beyond the usual tourist spots, Baguio is a place where you can find good eats, from both old favorites and new establishments.

Dreaming about a future trip to Baguio or game to reminisce about your favorite spots? Bookmark this video and list down these places as we take you on a virtual tour to the city of Pines.

Café by the Ruins

Try: camote bread, fresh salad, and juicy bagnet

Cafe By The Ruins is a restaurant with a mini art gallery!

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Baguio Bounty Salad

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Cafe by the Ruin's Baguio bagnet is served with brown rice and Padas, fermented fish from Pangasinan.

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Cafe By The Ruins Dua is located at 225 Upper Session Road, Baguio.

Farmer's Daughter

Try: Kindot Jen Baboy, Dinakdakan, Pinikpikan

Farmer's Daughter is near Tam-Awan Village.

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The Kindot Jen Baboy (grilled meat) has tender meat with smokey flavors.

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Dinakdakan is made of grilled and boiled pork parts.

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Farmer's Daughter also serves Pinikpikan, a native chicken soup dish.

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Farmer's Daughter is located at Tam-awan Village, Long Long Benguet Road, Baguio.

Choco-late de Batirol

Try: tsokolate with bibingka or suman sa lihiya

Choco-late is located at Camp John Hay.

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The tsokolate is placed in the batirol, or bronze pitcher, and made extra frothy and thick.

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The tsokolate from Choco-late de Batirol is a must-try when in Baguio.

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You may also order bibingka or suman sa lihiya.

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Choco-late De Batirol is located at Igorot Park, Camp John Hay, Baguio.

Baguio Craft Brewery

Try: beer-infused bar chow and the beer on tap

You can try the beers on tap before committing to a glass.

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Some of the dishes are "beer-infused" using the local brews.

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Baguio Craft Brewery is 4 Ben Palispis Highway, KM 4, Baguio.

Craft 1945

Try: gambas, paella, sisig, sangria

You can find some of Casa Marcos' popular dishes at Craft 1945 like the gambas.

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The paella goes well with their sangria!

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They also serve sisig!

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Find sangria and craft beer at Craft 1945.

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Craft 1945 is at Outlook Drive, Baguio, Benguet.

Vizco's

Try: strawberry shortcake, strawberry tart

The strawberry shortcake is popular among locals and tourists alike.

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They also have a delicious strawberry tart!

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Vizco's is at Porta Vaga Mall, Session Road, Baguio.

Good Shepherd Convent

Try: ube jam, alfajores, lengua de gato

The alfajor is one of the most popular products at Good Shepherd, too!

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Good Shepherd uses premium butter for its ube jam.

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Good Shepherd Convent is located on Gibraltar Road, Baguio

*Video was shot in 2019

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