Cafe Antonio - Los Baños

It's cozy for a rather small place. Though it could use some interior decorating. The food is well for the price. It was our(me and family) first time dining in and unfortunately I was disappointed with the meal I was served. I'm unsure if it was just bad at that time but the carbonara I got was awful. The pasta was overcooked and the cream on the sauce was curdling. It looked to me that the meal was just reheated in a microwave since it was piping hot in the inside. I got in a few bites but It just didn't looked appetizing and the taste was unlikable. To bring it to light, salads were okay and coffee brews were lovable. I will try dining in again in the future hoping for a better experience.

We went there to taste their lengua. We were not disappointed. It was delicious, and the meat was tender. We had a hard time looking for the place for a while because it changed it's name from Arla to Cafe Antonio, so Google was confused and kept taking us to different places. Thankfully, we got hold of their contact number and called to ask for directions. The man on the other end of the phone gave us excellent directions and even connected us to the kitchen so we could pre-order. Unfortunately, when we arrived, their aircon was not working so we decided to sit in the garden. Service was a bit slow, they only had one wait staff. But the wait was worth it.

I like the homey feel of this resto. Food is great and serving is more than your regular Manila serving. Quite pricey considering the location but over all it's worth a try. : Personal favorite is Anchovies Pasta. Could improve on coffee.

Service and food quality is topnotch! : They make their own bread, pizza dough and potato chips. Try their burger, lengua and seafood pasta.

This is a small but homey place. The food is delicious and quite affordable. I would recommend their pizza and the baked fish meal. The first time I went there, we booked the whole place for two hours. We paid 5000.00 Php which is consumable. It was totally worth it.