A Nostalgic Farewell
Cafe Via Mare's early patrons are feeling saddened, expressing a sense of separation anxiety as they reminisce about dining there since its inception.
Via Mare Greenbelt 1 branch will close its doors by the end of March.
They lament the impending demolition of the iconic building and the lengthy wait for its replacement.
"We feel really sad; it's like separation anxiety for us. We've been dining here since it opened."
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Since the 1980s, this branch of Cafe Via Mare has been celebrated for its Filipino culinary offerings, pioneering the concept of a truly Filipino café and serving beloved dishes such as Bibingka, Puto-Bumbong, Pancit Luglog, and Dinuguan. | via Dianne Bacelonia
