Eats & Spirits Restaurant

Very accommodating staff, a nice ambiance and great food. My fiancé and I ordered fish tofu and chili meat pizza, and both are superb in taste despite the lack of visual appeal of the fish tofu. The mango cheesecake puts a nice end to our meal, but do not expect a New York or traditional style cheesecake when you order it (it's a no-bake cake). We also went early evening on a Friday so there's not much people yet and the live band wasn't set up yet. They also seem to host functions and events for groups, and they have affordable set meals for groups. All in all, a pleasant, value-for-money dining experience.

Cozy, reasonably priced, and nicely furnished. Must tries are the squid sisig, fish tofu, cheese platter, chicken wings variants, and pizza choices. Visited again during the pandemic, the restaurant is now accredited by the Department of Tourism, is perfect for al fresco dining and has good ventilation. Health and safety protocols are also in place.

I only had the cheesecake and coffee. Cheesecake good, coffee needed to be stronger. Good service, well ventilated place. I could imagine bringing friends here to hang out.

The food was INSANE! So well done and all dishes were recommended by staff. Service was the best we’ve had in Philippines! Wish we found this place earlier

Very good service and atmosphere however, Bad Food. Cheesecake is not a cake. Tastes like nestle cream with cheese. Parang ice cream yung texture. Small servings also for their food. Chicken was dry. Fish tofu was plain. Food were meant, i believe, for pulutan not for ulam.

Best Cheeee cake eveeeer! 😆

This place would be perfect for evening visits with your friends. Wine selection could be better but the double-chilled beer is more than enough if you're just trying to chill out after a long day.

The one man band is great! Place is little bit loud but thats cool!