Peninsular Kape Art - Mambajao

Nice place and like most restaurants in Camiguin serving takes long because they cook everything from scratch. Their paella is just okay, not as good as we were expecting. Dishes are generally mid priced for its serving size. Quesadilla is good as well as croquetas, and the Spanish lumpia and salad was also good. Best order would be the churros, bite sized crispy and a bit gooey inside. That's probably what we will come back for here. Wifi is also strong and free. Parking: Parking for scooters is ample. Not sure about cars because it is by the road.

Pretty good food, we tried hamburger, quesadilla and garlic rice. To emphasize for bad the price of coffee that apart from being very bad 100 pesos each coffee, an envelope in hot water (no preparation) A GREAT !!!! That same morning I had taken the same in another nearby place (2 coffees plus banana bread 100 pesos) judge for yourselves. I fell in love with the dog they have in the restaurant.

A very European experience which is rear to find in the Philippines Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: ₱200–400 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5

Food was good 4/5, also the service. Loved the salad and the mongo soup, mango shake. The brown dog is very friendly and welcoming Service: Dine in Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

When you find a place with Spanish food in the middle of Camiguin, you get excited!! The potato omelette and croquettes were delicious!