Ordered brocolli with shitake mushroom and turon .. amaze lang ako sa turon nila dahil madami pala ito .. not your ordinary everyday turon .. dahil dito gusto ko pang bumalik para ma try ung iba pa nilang dishes .. pure filipino food lang ang sineserve nila wala din ako nakitang breakfast line of food ..
Ok yung place hindi mainit dahil dami mga trees .. and theyre true to their resto name ‘park, rest & dine’. They have an ample space for the parking then you can dine of course you can rest .. literally rest after eating or before you go to your destination ..
Price ng food nila is ok and worth nman bka nga mas ok pa kc malaki serving
Dami ng serving nila and masarap nman ang luto .. kaya masarap bumalik sa knila .. friendly and very accommodating ang may-ari
Hidden gem in Rizal. We've been here two times last 2017. Place was so cool, romantic, Al fresco dining. Food was a bit pricey but taste like your Lola's cooking.
Will come back here again soon with our friends.
We had our breakfast here when we went hiking in Rizal. Excellent service from the very hospitable staff! Great affordable food with generous servings. We loved their Sinigang na Hipon! The place is nice and cozy. Will definitely come back. ✔️
We didn’t expect to be in this restaurant on that day. It’s somewhat a hidden place along Marcos Highway (Baras, Rizal). My and my siblings went in with some hesitations as it’s not a famous place, no definite expectations but simply just to have a quick meal before we go home.
The Park, Rest and Dine restaurant is under plenty of forest trees. With birds chirping in the background, it’s a good place to take a quick nap and relax.
So we looked at the menu and initially though of ordering around 3 to 4 dishes but Ate Meludy told us that two would be enough. I really liked and admired her honesty. We ordered the Sinigang na Tanique and Garlic-Buttered Shrimps.
Truly, it was a good day. You meet some of the most amazing people by accident.
Be sure to visit this place. Very recommended.
More details also up in my blog foodtrailph.com/parkrestdine
Janni Janni Daquigan
+4.5
It was around 2 years ago when I first read about Park, Rest, and Dine at the border of Antipolo and Baras, Rizal. I couldn’t say if it was curiosity or the thought of an all-day unlimited coffee that caught my attention, but I swore to visit the place as soon as possible! Sadly, it took me a couple of years to make it happen. Yes, with all the changes in my professional standing (NUKS!) it was only now I got the chance to see the place myself.
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