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| Sagada Pine Cafe, Sagada, Mt. Province |
It was an unforgettable spelunking and dinner combo in Sagada with
Sumaguing Cave and PM2D’s Store and Eatery. But this did not stop us to level
up our night with a taste of ambient beer evening inside Sagada Pine Café.
Nothing Beats Plain
Nature Adventure: Sagada
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| Art inside Sagada Pine Cafe |
I thought it was over. But the night went well until we decided to have a
beer inside Sagada Pine Café. It is just beside Kimchi Restaurant anyway. I’m
not an alcoholic person, but for the win I have to try to drink beer in a café
for the first time—during a travel vacation. Fine, it was not my first time to
drink vodka or rhum in a particular trip, but it has to be exempted because it
was inside a café. But that was another memorable night indeed.
We just ordered a liter of Red Horse beer (I honestly don’t like beer) and
it all went well. As we gulp little of it, we met some few tourists and locals
who happen to drink also that night. We met another friend’s friend. The locals
were friendly. Not long enough, we started conversations with four French
people sitting beside our bench. By the way, Sagada Pine Café is a very small
pub café and it feels like you are as one group inside the café.
The four Frenchmen were bachelors of a business degree. They all went to
the Philippines for a particular subject requirement. I was overwhelmed by the
fact that Sagada isn’t the only place that they will visit in the Philippines.
They told us that they will soon be leaving Sagada for Palawan in one week
time. How I wish I could hitch with them in their trip to Palawan. But that was
months ago already and for sure they all already had a very memorable trip to
the different tourist destinations in the country. I will soon be doing that
too, to travel around the Philippines and in every corner worth visiting. And I
hope you also do what I suppose to do, because through travel that you will
realize all the walks in life and how people and places differ from each other.
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| Doodles and messages left by some tourists who went to Sagada Pine Cafe |
Sagada Pine Café is a small one but it was jam-packed with artistic
handworks, doodles, and carvings. I would have doodled also in their board if I
brought some pen because I saw the French people did that. I read some of the
notes tourists left there and they all enjoyed their trip to Sagada. One post
says, “We enjoyed Sumaguing Cave and the orange picking activity.” Others say,
“We love Sagada. Hope to come back soon.” And the others in other languages and
caricatures already like Chinese and Russian.
Sagada Pine Café is a must for people who want to feel cozy and warm
welcome. It was cold in Sagada that night but the memories I left inside it
were all warm that my heart wanted to go back again for another Sagada
experience. I love Sagada.
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| Lizard is a popular symbol in Sagada |
Nothing Beats Plain
Nature Adventure: Sagada Travel Series (20 - 30):
Part 20: Tourism Employs Local Sagadans
Part 22: A Night in Sagada Pine Cafe
Part 25: Of Begnas and Sagada Culture
Part 26: A Quick Breakfast Inside Dalikan Restaurant, SagadaPart 27: A Visit to the Old Village of Sagada: Home Weaving and Etag
Part 28: Lemony Lunch @ Lemon Pie House in Sagada
Part 29: When They Call It Halo-Halo in Sagada
Part 30: Sagada All Saints Day: Burnt Pine Woods and Thick Black Smoke.
Travex Travels GUIDE: Three-Day Sagada Itinerary and List of Expenses
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