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Paseo Perdices

A building with two floors, built on the location of the Perdices family home; one family member was the provincial governor and has one of the town's main streets named for him. There are two levels, and the lower level has a large shaded central courtyard.

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One-stop shopping? Restaurant, deli, disco, karaoke, cyber cafe, billiard room, and travel agent under one roof. Beer here is sometimes among the cheapest in town, at PHP 42 in the restaurants in the afternoon, but higher at other times and PHP 90 at the disco.
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Casablanca
European food, elegant décor, and a good wine list. Their patio is above street level and has a wall, so customers here are not bothered by beggars or street vendors as often as at other establishments. There are several breakfast options starting at PHP 230, all including unlimited coffee and a glass of juice. The American breakfast at PHP 295 is bacon, two eggs, bread, and some fried tomatoes and onions. The Austrian owner/chef sold the place to Filipinos in 2021 and some say it has gone downhill since then.
open for breakfast at 6:30AM
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Chin Loong
Good Chinese (Cantonese) food, with reasonable service and prices. Large covered patio.
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Sans Rival
One of the oldest cake shops in the city. They occupy a pair of buildings on a corner with the cake shop in the smaller one on the side street and "Sans Rival Bistro" on Rizal.