We finally got to dine in again here at Lola Cafe! This one is honestly a favorite of ours and we are just so happy to be back and to share with you guys what we had with them. But let’s first take a pause on that, okay?

Lola Cafe has a number of branches already. If we are remembering it correctly, we have already brought you to their S Maison branch, right? And did you know that they now actually have two branches in Quezon City; particularly in Tomas Morato and Broadway! That’s right, QC people, you guys have no idea how lucky you are!

For this dining experience, we went to the root of it all — their Tomas Morato branch. This one is where Lola Cafe started. A family home turned to a full blown restaurant making diners feel comfortable and homey, not only because of their space, but also most definitely because of their food.

If you have not dine at Lola Cafe yet, then do know that their food are classic Filipino food, tweaked and elevated without of course losing touch to the original, so yeah, they sure are a hit to the Filipino palate. From their appetizers to their desserts, Lola Cafe is really all about putting the spotlight to an amazing Filipino spread. So what else are waiting for, let’s start talking about their food!

Their Bulalo Soup (Php 445) which comes in a huge hearty bowl is more than enough to get you through a tough day! With beef shank and bone marrow soup, it is no surprise that diners are all about this dish.

Meanwhile, to further ease you into that Lola Cafe bliss, their Bone Marrow Sisig (Php 325) is here to wow you! Made with grilled bone marrow and sisig, and then made even tastier and yummier with kamias jam, this dish is just calling to be eaten all up!

For heavier options, Lola Cafe can definitely help you with that. Indeed, your huge appetite will be catered and served by them. Their Kare-Kare (Solo Php 390 | Share Php 770) that is of braised beef brisket, ox tripe, rich peanut sauce, and Lola bagoong as well as their Pork Belly Tocino (Solo Php 385 | Share Php 760) which is a plate of roasted pork belly, brushed with homemade tocino sauce, with a side of Lola vinegar are just two scrumptious options for you to dig into.

Speaking of scrumptious options, their Lola’s Bicol Express (Solo Php 420 | Share Php 830) which is of coconut beurre blanc, pork belly, bagoong, and chilis, as well as their Truffle Lengua (Solo Php 450 | Share Php 890) that is of slow cooked ox tongue, oyster mushroom, and truffle cream sauce will certainly not disappoint you. In fact, these will exceed whatever expectations you have!

Truly, Lola Cafe is remarkable when it comes to their service and food; and so don’t you dare miss out on their Rice Bowls too. Their Beef Salpicao Rice (Php 310) which has beef tenderloin, fried egg, garlic, and Lola atchara is already a complete meal just waiting to be devoured.

Meanwhile, if you have a sweet tooth like us, then don’t even think twice about getting yourself Lola Cafe’s Ube Keso de Bola Cheesecake which is available in Mini (Php 375) and in Regular (Php 1400). We are positive that this one will put more than a smile on your face after your meal.

With that, you better get to reserving a table or two at any Lola Cafe branches soon because they are getting fully booked fast these days. You can also visit their Facebook and Instagram Pages, as well as their Website so you could decide early on what you want to eat once you arrive.