Hall of Plate: A Cultural Fusion of Flavor and Fun

Baguio City is a melting pot of Igorot culture and heritage, along with a mixture of local, national, and international cuisines that excites the locals’ and tourists’ taste buds and makes them keep wanting more!

To start, learn more about Baguio’s Hall of Plate and see where it takes you!

Double A Criteria: Atmosphere and Aesthetics

Have any special occasions to celebrate or want to get together and spend time with friends or family? Then The Hall of Plate is perfect for you as they cater to every group size. They are also pet-friendly, so long as every furbaby comes with a diaper. Everyone in the family is welcome — regardless of age or species!

Hall of Plate also merges elegance and rustic looks into one with their decorations and scenery highlights. You’ll want to savor the flavor while seeing the view from the comfort of your table!

Featuring Feasts: The Hall of Plate’s Kitchen x Café

You may be wondering, “So where’s the fun at this resto?” The fun lies in combining different textures, flavors, and sets where you can feel the fusion from their meals while still filling your tummy. Why don’t you start with one of their eccentric offers, such as their pinuneg pizza, a flavor worth exploring?

Where’s THP? Location, Hours, and More Info

Want to go to The Hall of Plate but don’t know how? Then go to Bayanihan near Burnham Park, and with the fare price of 20 pesos and above, you can ride on the jeepney that says “Irisan” to reach the place — tell the driver that your stop is at Purok 5. Once you’re there, you should see The Hall of Plate or Olivia’s Bakery immediately. But if manong driver doesn’t know where that is, follow Google Maps!

If you own a car, then don’t fret! They also ensure your car has a place to stay within their vast parking space, so feel free to stop by during Mondays until Saturdays!

 

Are you still wondering where to stop and savor some sweets, treats, and more? Then wander over to The Hall of Plate!