Bad first inpression. No greetings, barrista sat as I stood in front of the register, not so warm barrista, and aircon was not so cool.
Situated around 2,000 feet above sea level up in the cool hills of Busay is Tops. It is a very popular sight-seeing spot offering a stunning view of Metro Cebu.
A must visit when in Cebu. The temple offers serene moment for those seeking peace of mind. Ideal visit is early morning!
Better to buy otap here than Tabo-an market to be assured that you're getting a fresh batch.
Did you know: The University of San Carlos is the oldest school in the country established in 1565. This was formerly called Colegio de San lldefonso, established by the Jesuits.
A sprawling museum that is one of the biggest in the Philippines. Housed in a former 19th-century jail complex, it features the history of Cebu and its society. Has a coffee shop with free WiFi.
The biggest mall in the Visayas and Mindanao. SM City simply has it all. WiFi is free and you can just tap anywhere within the mall.
Worth the 40 peso entrance fee. The place is well-kept! Don't forget to visit the exhibits on the first floor.
Did you know: The basilica was built by Miguel Lopez de Legaspi and Fr. Andres Urdaneta at the site where the image of Santo Niño was found in 1565.
You might wanna drop by Magellan's cross and Santo Niño Church. It's just a few blocks from where you are and you get to earn points in 4square.
This is a nice place to visit, the grounds are very well kept and you can have a great seafood meal in one of the several fish restaurants next to the shrine.
Alegre Guitars, they have a great place Alegre Guitarsand the staff are very helpful and friendly. You can buy guitars directly from the factory and they even take credit cards.
The official campsite of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines Cebu Council and the seat of the BSP - Eastern Visayas Region office. Jamborees and campings are held here.
it was different, having your dried skin nibbled by these cichlids...it was ticklish at first, but you'll get used to it after...
The best and most extensive range of the a la carte "native restaurants. Don't settle for less. The Crispy Pata is soooo good!!!!!
A great place for the family! Advisable to bring your own balaclava, helmet, and gloves. The rentals are okay but it's always best to have your own.
