Cafe Mary Grace - Enchanted Kingdom in Laguna

"We’re a family of five (me, 34; my wife, 35; our daughter, 17; our son, 8; and our youngest daughter, 7), and this was our first time dining at Cafe Mary Grace in Enchanted Kingdom. We stopped by around 4 PM, planning to have a light snack—but curiosity got the best of me, and it quickly turned into a full-on meal I ordered the Rib Eye Salpicao (around ₱900), and honestly, it was worth every peso. The beef was tender and juicy, the rosemary rice complemented it perfectly, and the two sunny-side-up eggs tied everything together into an amazing dish. Definitely one of the highlights of the day. My wife ordered the Fili Beef Sandwich. It was good overall, but she mentioned the onions had a weird taste. I asked if it was “weird good” or “weird bad,” and she clarified it was just… weird weird Still enjoyable, but that part stood out for her. Our son wasn’t feeling very hungry (probably from all the EK rides), so he ordered the Wild Mushroom Soup. It seemed to help him recover from all the vomiting earlier I tasted it too, and it was rich, comforting, and delicious. Our eldest daughter ordered the Egg Royale and rated it a 10/10, while our youngest went straight for the Chocolate Cake—and the fact that she finished the entire slice says everything you need to know. It was clearly a hit. We also tried the drinks: I ordered the Mary Grace Hot Chocolate, and my wife ordered the Cold Hot Chocolate. Hands down, the best chocolate drink I’ve ever had in my life. The cold version was equally divine. Absolute must-try! After the meal, we were fully energized and ready for another round of rides When Enchanted Kingdom closed at 8 PM, we came back to Cafe Mary Grace for dinner. Since I wasn’t very hungry anymore, my wife and I shared a meal. She ordered the Sirloin Beef Tapa, and wow—it was amazing. The meat alone was delicious (slightly on the sweeter side), but once you add the vinegar, Indian mango, tomatoes, onions, and those little green leaves I couldn’t identify, the flavors became wild and perfectly balanced. It’s honestly the best beef tapa I’ve ever tasted, second only to my wife’s homemade version. Overall, Cafe Mary Grace at Enchanted Kingdom was a fantastic dining experience—great food, comforting flavors, and the perfect place to recharge during (and after) a long day of fun. We’ll definitely be back."

"Very nice place may mga books for kids and adults na pede basahin while waiting sa orders. Super accommodating ng mga staffs. Always naka smile and assist you asap. Masarap din foods nila [syempre mary grace na yun ee ]"

"Ibang iba compared sa ibang branch. All the staff are smiling and are willing to serve even if it’s full house. I’m very happy eating here! Kudos to the staff"

"Great food, good service they let us write a letter and put it inside the glass case of the table."

"The food is good. Service is also great and friendly."

"Finally had a chance to visit Mary Grace Café and Bakery at Enchanted Kingdom, and it did not disappoint! We stopped by for a light snack before heading into the park and enjoyed some coffee, cake, and their Cheddar Cheese with Tomatoes & Capers—melted cheddar topped with fresh tomatoes and a delicious homemade caper sauce, served with batard bread. Everything was fresh and flavorful. The place itself was really nice, with a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The service was excellent—staff were super friendly and attentive. It's the perfect spot to relax and recharge before jumping into all the amusement park fun. Highly recommended if you're in the area!"

"Food was amazing, staff were very friendly, and the place was so beautiful!"