Looks really nice and the menu seemed good too. My dish was tiny in comparison to my partners and this wasn't hinted at or reflected by the price. The food was ok. We did get a good wine deal though.

I had dinner with some moms from my daughter's school last night. We were a group of 6 - 3 of us decided to share a paella (menu said for 3-4 persons), salpicao, chicken pops and callos. While waiting for our order, the waiter gave...More

Great place for lunch and dinner. I recommend you to try their lamb shank caldereta and beef salpicao.

This was my third time at this yummy comfort food find. Favorites include Bacon Chicharon for starters, Red Horse Fish and Chips and The Benedict Burger for Mains and the Leche Flan Turon for dessert. I didn't like the BBQ Pork Belly - it was...More

Second's restaurant offers western food. It is located at the second floor beside agave at the Fort. It's not easy to spot since the first floor is empty. Order their croquette for appetizers. It's really good. The main dish I always get is the fish...More

Went as a group of 5 late last year. The food was reasonable, slightly above average perhaps but nothing to wow us. The price was too expensive however and we will not be going back.

Our favorites: Bacon chicharon Lamb caldereta Rib eye, I asked for medium & they did it well. They're all flavorful and will surely come back for more. We love the ambiance too.

I had dinner with my colleagues in this outstanding restaurant which successfully delivered a dining experience that's amazingly close to major cities like New York and London. The staff was excellent, and the food was great. I have no special preferences on any specific food...More

I first tried it at lunch and had the power lunch menu. Potato leek soup was thick and tasty and steak ala pobre with olive oil garlic confit was great. My friend had the 9 spice chicken which was tasty. The coffee was quite good...More

2nd's is a little hard to find. Its on the second floor (duh!) of a non-descript white building with minimal signage. You walk up a stark white staircase with even less signage and arrive at a narrow doorway. Ambiance once inside is excellent. To the...More