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Coast Call is San Juan Surf Resort's in-house restaurant. It's elegant, chill, laid-back, and very international. Love the wood and bare concrete combo. Black accents add boldness and style. Plus the ocean view and sea breeze never get old.

View from the beach as you enter the premises. Coast Call is at the ground level.

Tall, wooden folding doors open the wall to lovely sea view and manicured lawn.

View from the restaurant.

Each table gets a condiment tray

Mango Juice: Php250

Mango Shake: Php130

Banana Shake: Php120

Hot Tea: Php35

Corned Beef breakfast plate: Php185 (with coffee, tea, or orange juice)

Longganisa breakfast plate: Php185 (with coffee, tea, or orange juice)

Lechon Kawali: Php275

Pork Adobo: Php205

Breakfast Potatoes: Php145

Tocino breakfast plate: Php165 (with coffee, tea, or orange juice)

Coast Call Menu

Remarks:

We love it here. We stayed at Sebay because it's cheaper, but we ate our meals here for breakfast and lunch. For dinner, we explored outside the beach, and onto the restaurants lining the main road.
Taste-wise, their chef balances flavours well, across all dishes.

Coast Call

Urbiztondo, San Juan, MacArthur Hwy, San Fernando, La Union

Tel: (072) 687 9990

Le Bar is one of the lounge areas in Sofitel Hotel lobby level. You can sit but you have to order a cup of coffee at least, or slice of cake.

Handsome checkered table with clear glasses, handicraft table mats, votive candle, and dark table napkins are presented.

You can pick a nice window table that overlooks the pool and ocean. Good thing the musky ocean breeze won't reach you here.

I don't remember the prices, but pretty sure these are some of the cheapest we could find.

Bread basket came with mini jars of fruit spreads, round butter and vinaigrette

Biscotti and tea

2 level cake slice

Sofitel Philippine Plaza

CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Manila

Tel: (02) 551-5555

The Capiz Coffee Shop of The Charter House Hotel in Greenbelt is an old maid. Bound for renovation at the time of visit, it occupies the mezzanine level overlooking the lobby below. The stark white lights and dull colours have seen better days. On the bright side, it's clean and orderly. Staff were nice. Tables were a bit too small for the plates, especially if you order several items.

This table is large enough for 4 people, although it can sit 6.

Tiny round tables are certainly not for 4 people. Plates would stack on each other.

The Charter House Hotel Capiz Cafe Room Service Menu

It's a great hotel so we stayed inside the whole time and ordered room service. WiFi was perfect so online life went on, no trouble whatsoever.

Fresh mangoes: Php95

Beef Ampalaya Rice Meal with soup, fruits, drink: Php160

Banana Split: Php145

Complimentary breakfast plate: Corned beef

Complimentary breakfast plate: Longganisa

Remarks:

Price was reasonable. Room service hours, 10AM to 11PM.
Breakfast hours, 6AM to 10AM.

The Capiz Cafe

The Charter House Hotel

114 Legazpi Street, Makati, Kalakhang Maynila

Tel: (02) 817 6001

Amarela Beach Resort's in-house restaurant boasts of pristine views,and heritage-rooted decors. The carved wood on chairs, tables, post footers, and accent pieces feature the deep connection of Bohol with nature.

It was dinner time when we visited, but the overlooking veranda towers above the hotel pool, and the ocean a few meters away, peppered with flowers and plants.

The pool glows in the night, surrounded with lush violets and greens.

Condiments

Squash soup with seashells: PHp150

Grilled fish fillet with herbs & spices: Php350

Chicken Adobo: Php200

Remarks:

Service was great. They try so much to make you feel at ease, and always speak in English even with Visayan accent. They were very nice and courteous.
Food taste, everything was fantastic. Bit on the pricey side, but worth it.
When we arrived, the guards asked where we're headed. We on a motor scooter. We just parked outside the hotel by the tree.
The hotel's exclusivity provides better road access from the main road. It's well lit, wider, and concrete. Nearby hotels have non-concrete, large protruding rocks, and tiny roads.

Amarela Beach Resort

Barangay Libaong, Panglao, Bohol

Tel: 09177747200

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