GOOD VIBES CAFÉ

figfiesta

Foodie

10.0

Parents are usually picky with food but they loved everything served here. Healthy and hearty. Pasta was al dente, the burrito had a unique mix, not to mention sand dunes frozen cake!! on top of good food, you’re also surrounded by lush greeneries 🍀

trufflesnap

Foodie

10.0

I love everything about this place. The place gives you some Bali vibes but with a Pinoy touch. It's the perfect spot to chill and relax by yourself or with friends. The owner was very warm and accommodating. The food was excellent and well plated. The drink was so refreshing that I wanted some to go. I highly recommend you visit Good Vibes when you're in Laoag.

biscuitbask

Foodie

9.0

It’s common to find lush greenery in the coastal towns of Ilocos, but not so much ỉn it’s cities like Laoag. That’s why it was such a pleasant surprise to find this gem of a garden restaurant in Laoag City. I can easily spend a day here lounging, swinging in one of the hammocks, reading and/pr eating delicious, healthy food. Dive into a world where flavor meets fitness! At Good Vibes Café, one learns to discover the art of savoring health without compromising on taste.

tangerinesnap

Foodie

9.0

From Salad and its dressing, top notch. One of the best salad for me in the Philippines. Their Quesadila was superb. Never miss and order their calamansi with shredded cucumber, refreshing. My wife ordered their Pasta with chicken, and we forgot what it's called😁sorry. And it was delicious as well, with a drink that has blue flower on it, and again we forgot what it's called.😁😁 All in all, when in Ilocos Norte, do yourself a favor and visit this joint. You will never be disappointed ❤️❤️

GarlicBreadstick

Local Guide

8.5

So very, very good. Tranquil setting with a good menu. Service is very, very slow, and if you are pressed for time, then do as other reviewers have suggested and order your food in advance of arriving. Or take a good book and settle in to the hammock. Only sad that I discover Good Vibes on my last day in Laoag. Have included a pic of the entrance as it is almost entirely missable (I walked right past it on my first approach).