Evil Doughnuts

A couple of months ago, I was able to try the Cliffhouse Tagaytay branch of Evil Doughnuts.  My daughter is the doughnut lover.  She could tell if doughnuts were in the area.

People are into cupcakes for the past couple of years and doughnuts have kind of lost their appeal (but not completely).  After trying out a couple of their doughnuts, I wanted to try everything they have.  They offer adventure for the tastebuds and poses the challenges for people who are not so used to a contrast of flavours.

They put citrus and salty flavors along with the sweetness of sugar or chocolates or custard.  They had a doughnut topped with potato chips!  My daughter wanted the one that contained "calamansi".

I wish they could branch out because people ought to try it at least once.  Warning though.  It is really pricey.  But in my opinion, coming up with these flavours and making them into fresh baked sweets (or sours or salties and all) deserves a higher cost.  It was a risk they are probably taking for their never-before-encountered creations.

 

Cafe Breton

It's nice to find new places near your home.  Months ago, we found out that Cafe Breton has put up a branch in Tagaytay.  It was set in a hotel / restaurant compound with the Taal Lake in full view.

Our family is a patron of this restaurant because of all the affordable savory and sweet crepes they offer.  And we are so glad that they did put it in a place where we frequently stay during weekends.

I prefer to dine out in the chairs and tables they set up outside the restaurant.  One time, I opted to sit inside.  However, it seems that there was no air conditioning.  After that, I always take the "porch" seats.

The place is really homey like all their other branches.  I think that's a big plus.  Ambiance and taste are two factors that would make customers crave for more.  And both of them are fulfilled by Cafe Breton.