Garden Café

Quiet place with a western style theme. Booths are the seating arrangement. Food was well presented and the beef with oyster sauce would have been excellent if served hot sizzling on a cast iron skillet! Overall the food was good.

Went to Bohol and made a quick dinner stop at Garden Café in Tagbilaran—but wow, it turned into something special. The food was great, and the dragon fruit juice? Easily the best I’ve ever had. But what made it unforgettable was the staff—most of them are deaf, and the café exists to give them meaningful work and a welcoming space to thrive. The vibe was warm, and they even included a basic sign language guide in the menu so you can communicate with the servers. But for me, it was extra personal. I grew up learning sign because my aunt, who lives with us, is deaf—so signing is second nature to me. When I signed with our server and saw her light up, it instantly made my day. Moments like that remind me how beautiful inclusion is when people are seen, respected, and embraced. It wasn’t just a meal—it was a reminder of the kind of world we should all be creating. Big love to this café for serving food with heart and purpose. What a beautiful experience.

This has been one of my faves resto in Tagbilaran, Bohol. The food is great (though a bit pricy), portioning is fair, taste good all the time. The ambiance is warm & homey and the service is always great!🥰👏👏👏

A slice of Americana in the Philippines. This place is both a good restaurant and a mini museum of cowboy artifacts. In addition to that, they train and employ hearing challenged young adults. I had the American burger and a side of fries, delicious! Others in my group had fish sandwich and spaghetti with garlic bread. All enjoyed the food and atmosphere. Will be returning soon...

I visited there all deaf worker garden Cafe restaurant.they did great service and friendly. I ate nacho very good taste Mexican yum yum awesome

I had to try Garden Café when I saw that they serve Starbucks coffee, knowing that there aren’t any Starbucks branches in Bohol. True enough, they do serve Starbucks, though it’s the Nespresso-style pre-mixed shot kind (not brewed from whole beans), but still a nice option to have. I really enjoyed their bluberry cheesecake. It wasn’t overly sweet or too cheesy, just the right balance with a nice creamy texture. The ambiance of the place is great, and I love that they employ Deaf staff — it’s wonderful to see inclusivity in action. A shout-out as well to Kuya guard at the parking area who's very helpful and friendly. Looking forward to trying more from their menu on my next visit!

Had brunch at Garden Cafe and tried their best-sellers, the pork ribs and broasted chicken. Both dishes were delicious! What truly stood out was the amazing staff—all of whom are deaf and mute. Kudos to the restaurant for providing opportunities for these wonderful individuals to work. Great food and an inspiring atmosphere!

We love it here... We love the quietness of the place (deaf staff). We are the only ones that are loud. hahaha Anyway, we've been here many times. My in-laws like it here also because the food is great. It's served fast. The place is very accessible. There is a lot of parking place at front. You just have to pay 50/hour. 20/hour if you show you receipt from the restaurant. The Restroom is so clean. Plus points for me. Was able to use my small sign language skills. It's so nice to be able to communicate with them. The food is also affordable. see photos...