Garden Café

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!

Lovely American themed cafe with a nice mix of Filipino and other Asian dishes. The staff was superfriendly and it was nice to learn a bit of sign language, since a portion of the staff is deaf

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...

It’s a small place but it feels big. The ambience is nice and the decor seems comfortable and pleasing to the eyes. Although I’m not happy with one of the dish that we ordered, the rest are good. Staff are friendly and the service was fast. So I recommend this place for you to try out. What do you think?

Eating there is a disappointment due to the food(pretty meh). We tried their cakes, too, and they're super dry. The place looks cool tho but my family and I don't wanna go back there. It's not worth it, but if you like Old Wild West, then feel free to swing by. Ordered shakes, but they took so long to be served almost more than 30 minutes since we had to wait for our other companions to arrive. My sister didn't feel like drinking it anymore

Serving was enough for 3-5 people per dish since we were 3 (2 adult+ 1 child) and we couldn't even finish our meal. I guess they designed it based on American serving size. It was the first time that I ate Binakol with overflowing Buko (coconut) strips. Each food serving was delectably made and they made sure everything was delicious. We went there for ambiance and it sure did not fail us. Roaming around the restaurant was a pleasure for our eyes, it has a American cowboy theme which reflects the ancestry of the owner. It was moving to know that they're resto staff were physically challenged (deaf) & interesting to know how to do sign language. Though for people who doesn't want to do it, the staff just lets you write down your orders.

It’s not worth the price… The hot wings that we ordered was undercooked, I could still tasted the soggy flour. I did not understand why the sauce of Mexican chicken crepe is mushy. Fried Pork belly and shrimps were just okay. The fresh fruit shake might be the only thing satisfying.

From decor to menu items, this is a traditional small town cafe. The menu selection covers several different types of food: Mexican, Filipino, American, etc. I specifically wanted to find a place that serves sandwiches. Garden Cafe does this.. The staff was friendly and quick to assist. The price is fair. Compared to other restaurants in the area that serve similar dishes i would say the price at Garden Cafe is lower than the rest, but you get what you pay for. Some of the food was not what I expected. My club sandwich had a ground beef patty and a fried egg on it (not a traditional club sandwich). The beef on the fajitas was difficult to chew. We ordered a lot of food. Not everything we ordered was very good but we did enjoy most of our meal. I would definitely eat at the Garden Cafe again, but I don't think I would ever recommend it to a friend.