Holiday road-trip dining in Tagaytay



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MERCEDES

LA Creperie

MARY Grace

AOZORA
A drive to Tagaytay has always been a familiar ritual — an easy escape that generations of friends and families in the metro return to, whether for weekend reunions or spontaneous adventures.
For those looking for something new to discover in Tagaytay, Twin Lakes Shopping Village offers a thoughtfully curated mix of dining spots that turn a simple road trip stop into something worth lingering over.
Mercedes Cafe and Restaurant
A welcoming stop for travelers craving something indulgent, Mercedes pairs comforting plates with crowd-favorite hearty dishes, all served in a warm, relaxed setting that feels ideal for long conversations after the drive.
La Creperie
For those drawn to understated elegance, La Creperie brings classic French flavors to the lakeside, serving both savory galettes and sweet crepes that feel familiar yet special. Its rustic approach makes it a fitting stop for an unhurried holiday meal — simple, satisfying, and quietly refined.
Cafe Mary Grace
A reliable favorite for good reason, Cafe Mary Grace offers well-loved comfort dishes that feel right at home after a scenic drive. Enjoying their signature ensaymada or cheese rolls with hot chocolate becomes even more memorable when paired with sweeping views that invite you to sit a little longer.
Aozora Japanese Restaurant
Known as a premier destination for Japanese dining in Tagaytay, Aozora delivers a focused menu rooted in tradition and elevated with fusion, from expertly prepared ramen to classic Japanese fare. It’s a destination in itself — ideal for diners seeking depth of flavor and a sense of place after a trip.
Starbucks
No road trip is complete without a familiar coffee stop, and Starbucks at Twin Lakes makes it easy to settle in with seasonal favorites like the Hazelnut Praline Mille-Feuille Oatmilk series, Peppermint Mocha, or Toffee Nut Crunch Latte. It’s a comforting pause, whether you’re starting the drive or winding it down.