Cafe Uno Vigan

The food here actually taste amazing! Very impressed with the service and the relax atmosphere. I’m gluten sensitive and have very limited options but still enjoyed eating here. I can just imagine how good the burgers and sandwiches.

I barely give a perfect score. And this café is one of those few. We tried bagnet maki and tapa iloko meal for our brunch. I wasn't in the mood to eat bagnet maki. It's a good thing I did because I love it very much! I love the savoury taste and the serving is very generous. The place itself has a modern rustic feels. It's like an exclusive café for everyone wanting to have an intimate dining experience.

Great value for money!! My mom and I shared a carrot cake (PHP 110) and chocolate chip cookie (PHP 25)—so for just PHP 135 pesos, we were already able to have a nice, cozy, and unique experience at Calle Crisologo!! Loved Cafe Uno 💖 The carrot cake was dense and the cream cheese frosting was generous, tasted and felt very good quality. Would have passed as worth 280-300, actually! The cookie was also really yummy! loved their sweets!

This cute cafe is located inside Grandpa's Inn. One of the places in Vigan that are highly recommendable due to their sumptuous food and cute ambiance. We tried their bagnet dinakdakan, pinakbet and atreet balls/food and they were all great! Affordable prices too. Parking is available beside the Inn itself and staff are ready to assit and get you a table the moment you enter the restaurant.

Had their Hawaiian Sweet & Spicy BBQ Chicken — good portion size which I think is good for 2, and mango crepe for dessert. My friend had the tinola chicken soup - tastes good but I found it a tad salty. It was in the outdoors — we were there in the early evening so it was cool with the help of the large fans. Overall a great experience.

Vigan longganisa burger was okay. It was a bit messy to eat coz the meat doesn't hold together. Chocolate cake was okay, typical. Same goes with the hot choco. Ambience was good. The usual old town / old house vibes which Vigan is famous for.

Ambience is what makes this place special. It has a rustic and vintage appeal. We ordered Dulce de Leche cheesecake, mango crepe, house blend coffee, and vigan tsokolate. Vigan tsokolate is true to the taste of tsokolate de batirol. Their house blend coffee was too bland for our taste. Their dulce de leche cheesecake and mango crepe was just so so. Cheesecake layer has so much gelatin and chiffon cake on top of cheesecake was not the best combination at all. I appreciate that they actually have a charging station for mobile phones.

Small but cozy cafe. Their bagnet melts in your mouth... though serving was a bit small. Also had okoy, poqui poqui, vigan longganisa and are all equally good. For dessert, had grandpa's classic chocolate cake with caramel coffee which was a nice sweet ending to a satisfying meal.

Just had an Americano and the blueberry cheesecake. Pretty standard. The cheesecake was silky. I prefer a more dense sweeter NY style, but it did the job for me. Service was good and accomodating. Nice atmosphere. Love how they have a safe place to charge your phone.

Came here for lunch during our family trip to Vigan. They have a parking lot across the street, left of Grandpa's Inn & Restaurant. Cafe Uno offers a lot of classic Filipino dishes like Kare Kare, pinakbet (or pakbet), bagnet, and salted egg with tomatoes. Best paired with their delicious garlic fried rice! They have a condiments station where you can combine your favorite vinegars, fish sauces and chilies with a squeeze of fresh calamansi, a nice sauce to dip your crispy pork bagnet in. We ordered two kinds of bagnet, one that was just fried with no sauce, one fried with a shrimp paste sauce (armang) and tomatoes. Both were tasty and fulfilled my bagnet cravings until I return to Ilocos Sur again. I especially enjoyed the Kare Kare, which unlike curry (which is what it sounds like), has a peanut-y sauce with ox tail and mixed vegetables like eggplant, okra, and beans. In addition, Cafe Uno is only a block away from the UNESCO world heritage Calle Crisologo, so what perfect way to have a meal here, followed by a stroll down history lane.

Came here during our day tour of Vigan. We sat at the cafe side of things because I believe theres 3 properties next to each other. We had their fried pork belly, garlic fried rice, "authentic" longanesa, eggplant and sinigang. Garlic fried rice was a heaping portion but lacked the garlic in thr name garlic fried rice. Maybe im just to use to American longenessa with the fillers and preservatives because these little dried pieces of meat was just sad looking and very dry, lacking any flavor. I was thoroughly disappointed. Eggplant tasted very smoky as though it was in direct contact with the flames, was distasteful. Fried pork belly as usual was amazing. Crunchy and yet chewy. Sinigang was good Service was slow and seemed difficult to get their attention. Space is small and cramped. If we stopped right there I wouldve given them 3 stars but we came back after to get a chocalate cake. I ordered a bananna shake anf a watermelon shake. They took a good 15 minutes to get it ready. But it was so thin and watered down, seems as though they used a powder base. It was pretty revolting actually. Overall this place is overrated. The food was lacking and seemed of poor quality and service was slow. Will not be back.

its a good family restaurent verry nice place to chill and eat inside is cold so u better bring some hoodiee

Contrary to its high reviews elsewhere, this place is actually a mediocre coffee shop that seems to have a high profile only because it's the "best one" in the city. But if you've been to a lot of cafes then you'll easily figure why it's not really anything special. We ordered crispy Sisig and bagnet plus a white chocolate mocha and dulce de leche cheesecake from here and I was disappointed. The Sisig wasn't sizzling and wasn't crispy and was mostly onions instead of meat. The bagnet didn't have sauce with it and I'm sure you can't eat just plain crispy pork fat... Bagnet usually has a sepcific kind of sauce and this one didn't. The white chocolate mocha seemed like 90% white chocolate and mocha and 10% milk and it was just too sweet it hurt my throat. The cake... It said cheesecake but the body was actually a sponge/chiffon kind of cake. It might be the best or the only decent cafe in town but it really is NOT worth giving any good reviews to. I would NOT recommend this place.

Café Uno was a great place to eat. Cousy and a great atmosphere. Food is well priced and good size portions. The staff is very attentive and nice. I had Lechón and it was very tasty! So when in Vigan give Cafe Uno a try.

This was one of my favorite restaurant. The atmosphere was nice. The food selection does not look that appetizing, you have to pick from the tray like a turo-turo style but when they served the food to our table, oh my! all the food we selected tasted so good. It tasted like a home made traditional food. We really enjoyed the taste and the atmosphere of the place. Serviced was good too but need to be more attentive.

Their bihon doesn't disappoint. I always come here for their bihon. I'm surprised they got the mexican taste almost right with their Taco Salad. Their Beef and mushroom quesadilla is also delicious. The ones who gave this restaurant a low rating just didn't order the right stuff.