Everything Nice: Baguio City’s Cake Shop and Cafe

A couple of months ago, me and my husband celebrated our second wedding anniversary in Baguio City. The rain was non-stop but it didn’t stop us from travelling all the way there. This is our much-awaited relaxation and vacation from the stress here in Manila. 🙂 Aside from the vacation, of course, we planned to splurge on trying out several restaurants in the area. Even before our travel date, we already have a list of restaurants to visit and try out.

Desserts will always have a spot in our tummies. No matter how full we are, the meal will never be complete without a dessert. And for me, desserts are on its best with coffee. On out first day of our vacation, we decided to head to Camp John Hay. We were so excited because this is the place in where different brand’s depot and imported goods are located. I will be posting our shopping spree on my next post. 😛

We got tired after shopping and carrying lots of shopping bags. And we checked the place for restaurants. Then we realized we are already inside Everything Nice Cake Shop and Coffee. Initially, we just wanted to have desserts and just take a break from walking and then just have a full meal in the dinner. But after checking their menu, they also have rice meals, appetizers, steaks, which changed our initial plan.

We were the only customers that day since it’s a weekday and its raining so hard. I noticed the place was kinda dark, asked the staff and I was told that they were on a scheduled brownout during that day. i also noticed a woman who was busy with her laptop, I’m guessing she’s the owner or at least the manager on duty during that time. I just wondered why she didn’t even come to us and at least explain about the scheduled brownout. She didn’t event bother to check us out considering we were the ONLY customer that time. 😦

Thinking that we got no choice anymore but to continue checking out their menu, we got ourselves a table near their glass window. The menu seems to be super simple. Something an ordinary household can serve to their family at home. Here’s their menu: 

For appetizer, we ordered fish and chips. Like I said, nothing special with this dish. So so. 

Fish and Chips | Classic breaded fish fillet strips served with potato chips and tartar sauce | Php195.00
Rating: 3 out of 5

Since we got a not really good vibes with the place, me and my husband decided to be on the safe side. We ordered the most familiar dish to us. 

Pork spareribs for me. As you can see on the photo caption, it was supposed to be served with buttered corn and carrots. But the plate was just plain white. However, I must say that the spareribs is delicious. Tender enough for me. The sauce is also good for me. 

Pork Spareribs | Slowly simmered pork ribs in American style barbeque sauce ’til tender. Served with buttered corn, carrots and Balatinao mix rice. | Php195.00
Rating: 4 out of 5

Porkloin barbecue for my husband. This should be served with grilled tomatoes according to their menu. Again, the plate is just plain white. The sweet chili dip was nowhere to be seen on our table. 😦 The barbecue is just the normal ones. Nothing special. Not bad, not good. 

Pokloin Barbeque | Porkloin marinated in Filipino barbeque sauce. Served with grilled tomatoes, our very own sweet chili dip and garlic Balatinao mix rice. | Php175
Rating 3 out of 5

If you’re wondering about that reddish rice on our plate, they call it Balatinao rice. Its a sticky rice most popular in Cordillera region. We thought, this would be another disappointment to me and my husband, however, surprisingly, it was good, taste good. 

Then we had desserts, of course. We got the chocolate mud cake and the creme brulee. The chocolate mud cake was so good that my husband really loved it. However for the creme brulee, it was two thumbs down for me. The sweet on top which was supposedly melted brown sugar was still brown sugar. It feels like I was eating the brulee topped with brown sugar. 😦

Our experience with Everything Nice is not good but also not bad. Though, there were some things that me and my husband didn’t like, we thought, we would’ve tried other restaurant instead. Our experience didn’t get justice to the name Everything Nice. 😦

My own ratings:

Service: 3 out of 5
Price: 4 out of 5
Place: 3 out of 5
Ambiance: 3 out of 5
Cleanliness: 3 out of 5
Taste: 3 out of 5

Everything Nice : The Cake Shop and Cafe

Location: Mile-Hi Center, Camp John Hay, Baguio City 2600, Benguet, Philippines

23 thoughts on “Everything Nice: Baguio City’s Cake Shop and Cafe

  1. amayachika says:

    Heard so much about this bakeshop. They say Everything Nice’s Cassava cake is good and must buy if you are in Baguio. But all are negative comments. Thanks for sharing this with us.

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  2. KHAKINESS says:

    Oh, too bad. I guess the experience was aggravated by the pouring rain. I didn’t know we could go shopping at Camp John Hay. I might check that out when I have the chance to go back at Baguio.

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  3. Ted Claudio says:

    Mixed review about the place so maybe when I’m there in Baguio, I will try out the ones that you recommended like the choco mud pie and the spareribs. And of course, about the brown sugar brulee 🙂

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  4. Angie Vianzon says:

    Will definitely try this one out when we go to Baguio. As for me, I really liked this place where you can buy cream puffs at a very affordable price, they call the place tuno-tuno if I’m not mistaken.

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  5. Mai Flores (@mai_eaflores) says:

    Hello sis! Long time no comment..hehe! Anyhow, I’m glad that you blogged about this. At least, people who plan on dropping-by the CJH area will think twice about trying out Everything Nice (as everything wasn’t so nice).. have you tried Cafe by the Ruins? Gosh.. i so miss Baguio now~

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  6. ventocoseuss says:

    CREME BRULEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! hahahaha..

    I am really waiting for the perfect time to taste this dish.. However, isn’t it quite burnt?

    Anyway, thanks for sharing this place. I’ve never visited the province, moreover this place. And, if given the chance, why not try and fulfill one of the thingamajigs in my bucket list. The creme brulee. XD

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  7. markpogi says:

    I have yet to try Everything Nice Cakeshop and Cafe when we visit Baguio soon. Do you think a 1000peso budget would be enough for 3?

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  8. Michelle says:

    i’ve been to this place nung holy week ang sarap nung cassava cake!!:)mas masarap kaysa ung sa rowena sa tagaytay

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