Mario's 8 Loakan Road Baguio City

Very accessible is a plus for a restaurant in baguio. the city could really be busy during the holidays and traffic is manila hell. my family loves the seafood paella at mario’s. they also serve quite decent selections on their menu. If they are in the pine town, visit them and try them!

April 15 2017 marios resto Resto is 1 of da hard hit business during pandemic. I wish da best for all resto owners

It's been a while since my last visit to Mario's. I went recently because I got too excited when I saw a friend's post on her social networking site. Her post was an ad of Mario's Merienda All You Can. I got so excited because I began thinking about their lasagna, cordon bleu, toffee sansrival, and all other cakes and pastries I used to enjoy at Mario's. Unfortunately, I was really disappointed with the taste and the amount of serving of the food. Yes, it was All you can eat but the choices we had on the day we visited were TOO few and each time we asked for our plate to be refilled the waiting staff will tell us that this and that are no longer available and if it's okay will be replaced by another food. The same happened each time we asked for our plates to be refilled. While sharing my experience to some friends, I found out that they had the same experience and were actually more disappointed than I was. Service was good but the food was not really worth the money we spent.a

Food is cold. Takes time for food and drinks to be served. Waiter didn't ask how we want our stake to be cooked. Better dine at Le Chef. Yes, Le Chef.

I went there a year ago and now they moved to a new location further down the street… which just made everything worse. There is a paint factory near by which made it impossible to sit outside and the food was maybe the worst Italian food I had I my life. Jeeeez the pizza was like the cheap frozen ones you buy in grocery for 100 pesos. Do Not go here, it’s not worth it. The coffee was ok I guess