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Lisa writes from Baguio, where she resides with 7 dogs and 4 vintage cars. A firm believer in that if there's anything one should be generous about it would be information, she now supplements Go Baguio! with inside tips on visiting, living and doing business in this cool, cool city in the mist.

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Chocolate de Batirol

Written by lisa on Jun 16th, 2007 | Filed under: baguio, food & beverage, restaurants, the good life

If you thought Camp John Hay could not get greener, you haven’t tried CHOCO-LATE de Batirol yet. Tucked away in Scout Hill is a quaint garden-kitchen that affords each party privacy, relaxation and remembrance of good things past.

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Restaurants Found Only in Baguio (Part Two)

Written by lisa on Feb 15th, 2007 | Filed under: baguio, food & beverage, gobaguio, restaurants

Here is my next set of restaurants to sample in Baguio. The first list was originally published in Go Baguio’s Restaurants page that contains locations and descriptions. Those first 12 are my favorites, and these next ones merit special mention, too. Please note that I have limited the selection to those restaurants that can be found only in Baguio City, Philippines and nowhere else in the world.

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