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Where to stay in Baguio: Peredo's Lodging House

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Whenever I go home to PH for a vacation, I always ask Mom if we can go to Baguio. Aside from we love the weather there, it now only takes us a 3-4hr drive going there from Bataan. Thank God for SCTEX and TPLEX!  Nga pala , if you don't know yet, I am a graduate of SLU Baguio. Yep, I spent 4 years and Baguio!  But still, I don't think I'll get enough of the place.  I think if I am to choose between Tagaytay and Baguio, I'd choose the latter any time. Me and my family loves staying in nice, fancy hotels. I mean, who isn't?  But whenever we go up in Baguio, we are not after a staycation. Usually, we go out early morning, go around, meet friends then go home early evening to freshen up and then go out  again for dinner. So to get a hotel and not stay most of the time in there isn't really practical. That's why when we go to Baguio, we don't book a hotel...instead, we stay at Peredo's Lodging House. Peredo's Lodging House We first heard abo...

Mario's Restaurant Baguio...

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Hi there, my loves!  How's Sunday treating you so far?  I woke up almost lunch time today and got a message from my Mom that they're at SM MOA. How I wish I'm with them right now.   Sniff. Anyways, for today, let me indulge you with some mouth-watering photos of some of the dishes we've tried from Mario's Restaurant in Baguio: Mario's Restaurant  The first restaurant was right in Session Road, and I can still remember where exactly it used to be. I was still attending college in SLU when the branch was caught on fire, or probably demolished to give way for its transfer at Upper Session Road where it is now located.   It started with a couple's dream of having a restaurant of their own, and that dream was realized in the year 1971.  The restaurant started with traditional Spanish cuisines and now they also have Greek and other international cuisines.  They are also known for their steaks, tapas and their famous Ceasar Salad which i...