Now that you know how to go, where to stay, and where to go in Sagada, you must have asked yourself now, where should you eat?
Of course, aside from the food being served at the lodge you’ll stay at, you will eat in between your trips. Worry not, we’ll also provide you all the necessary information. Note that this was all from our previous Sagada trip experience, there are still a lot more restaurants you can try out.
DONG DAE MUN RESTAURANT
- Located beside Villas de los Caballeros, their food is accessible especially if you’re staying on that lodge. In Dongdaemun Restobar, there’s no need for you to go for a drive to eat. You can eat here for your breakfast before you begin your trip or at dinner after a long day’s trip.
Here are some of the foods they offer:
SALT AND PEPPER DINER
- Known for their always freshly made and handcrafted foods, Salt and Pepper Diner offers a presumptuous and wide variety of foods. From pasta, pizzas, salads, homemade Filipino dishes, and local Ifugao dishes. Name it, Salt and Pepper have it. Kindly note that the last call for orders is at 8 PM, so go there as early as you can to prevent hassle from happening. For sure, you don’t want to miss this out, so hurry and try eating at Salt and Pepper Diner!
SAGADA HOMEMADE WHOLE WHEAT BREAD
- A fan of meriendas? You can try it out here in Sagada Homemade Whole Wheat Bread! They have three kinds of bread here, cheese, chocolate, and cinnamon raisin. These bread are always freshly cooked and just like at Sagada Pottery, you can witness the breadmaking process live. Through this, you can make sure that their bread are always freshly baked. Also, their bread are best paired with their homebrewed coffee, perfect for Sagada’s cold weather.
- Speaking about Sagada Pottery, Sagada Homemade Wholewheat Bread is just 6 minutes away from it. So if you’re planning to go to Sagada Pottery, you can go and drop by for a while and buy some bread before heading to Sagada Pottery.
