Happy Foodies

<p></p><div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh6WseWTSbTpJXAxTHqGfwaxHrv4JT0corkGucMbaV5SNcsysjD3g39UzQmNCsqY5th5sWQYWKHY9No6bFkmmmvEmHUM8NxhPX_7IXFQd7w0R78XRrZF3OQzQWczCeW886RwhMTReW6KsJe7m1POA47lVDMJNHmHO6xhRVm7uy_dnwbWfuYyVyr3mMv_7U/s1023/cafe-cueva.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" data-original-height="1023" data-original-width="682" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh6WseWTSbTpJXAxTHqGfwaxHrv4JT0corkGucMbaV5SNcsysjD3g39UzQmNCsqY5th5sWQYWKHY9No6bFkmmmvEmHUM8NxhPX_7IXFQd7w0R78XRrZF3OQzQWczCeW886RwhMTReW6KsJe7m1POA47lVDMJNHmHO6xhRVm7uy_dnwbWfuYyVyr3mMv_7U/s16000/cafe-cueva.jpg"></a></div><br>It’s always a welcome treat to find young entrepreneurs like Laydeh of <strong>Cafe Cueva</strong> to add to the growing favorite eats in Baguio. Also housed in the surreal <strong>Ili-Lika Artist Village</strong> in Baguio and also a member of the <strong>Kiwing na Kahoy Food Community</strong> is <strong>Cafe Cueva</strong>. Adding to the variety of food offered in the village, Cafe Cueva has some delicious crepes, filling Chao Fan, and refreshing smoothies.<p></p>

<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEip_k3V7RhuajN2PizGwEJrX6H_e-Yc0KKNLzskQiB0d_gBYeRfVqv1UvRlngkp4N1G-YqaA7xOubWH_rdC82Zyk1_JBo_UDh_d4axBRfBtxm8_JBO6ew29sHxLjipDK5bZ7qOQ6zmwr120mKupxNVWXfM3rmz-3LfYtXJDVQ4jfq7wBZJD7xpB30nnykk/s667/miisty-lodge-cafe.jpg" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" data-original-height="667" data-original-width="500" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEip_k3V7RhuajN2PizGwEJrX6H_e-Yc0KKNLzskQiB0d_gBYeRfVqv1UvRlngkp4N1G-YqaA7xOubWH_rdC82Zyk1_JBo_UDh_d4axBRfBtxm8_JBO6ew29sHxLjipDK5bZ7qOQ6zmwr120mKupxNVWXfM3rmz-3LfYtXJDVQ4jfq7wBZJD7xpB30nnykk/s16000/miisty-lodge-cafe.jpg"></a></div><br> <p>The perpetual nip in the air is simply made for good eating.</p> <p>One of the finer pleasures of Sagada is gustatory in nature. Everything -- the weather, the elevation, the views -- seem to inspire indulgence. Dunno but there's something about hieing off to the boondocks that make even the mundane special, like ordinary coffee or instant noodles become a treat especially after a hike.</p> <p>Perhaps, by stroke of serendipity, <strong>Happyfoodies</strong> found accommodation in the town outskirts some 1.5 kilometers from the sentro. Meaning yes, we're away from where most of the eating places are but by luck, very, very close to <strong>Misty Lodge and Cafe</strong>. Our host, Derick, of Yabami Lodge recommended it as we were looking for somewhere closer to eat apart from <strong>Rock Inn's Bodega Cafe</strong> some 350 meters away. Smoked out from the Panag-apoy rites, we decided to drop by at dinner time as the cafe was on our way home anyway. So, did we like the food? Well, we came back a second and third time during our three days in Sagada. It was that good.</p>