Things to do in Sagada
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Yoghurt House
Fuel up here with mountain coffee and delicious homemade yoghurt before a long day of hiking or caving. Then return for dinner to carb-load on delicious vegetarian pasta dishes or rösti (shredded fried potatoes).
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Masferré Inn & Restaurant
The food here is among the best in town, but what really makes this place stand out are the awesome, powerful prints of the late Sagada-born photographer Eduardo Masferré. Ask the proprietor for a tour of the Masferré Gallery, which is just outside of town. Rooms were under renovation when we visited.
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Bana’s Cafe
This artsy place specialises in coffee and breakfast (great omelettes). Its narrow balcony overlooks a gorge and catches the morning sun.
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Log Cabin
One of Sagada’s many wonderful surprises is this aptly named eatery. The Western-style food is hearty and elegantly presented, and on Saturday evening there’s a buffet (prepaid reservations only) prepared by a French chef, who also bakes fresh bread for the restaurant. To top it all off there’s good wine and a fireplace. You must drop by in the morning to place your order.
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Ganduyan Museum
The Ganduyan Museum contains a wealth of sculptures, jewellery and other Kankanay artefacts. Be sure to chat to owner Christina Aben, who is a fountain of information about local culture and history. Ganduyan is the traditional Kankanay name for Sagada.
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Tam-aw Handicraft
Here you'll find a small selection of backpacks, money belts and other practical items in the traditional patterns of the region at good prices.Tam-aw Handicraft is on the road to Banga-an, where the weavers are deaf and/or mute.
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Persimoon Cafe
Sagada’s only watering hole draws a good mix of local guides and out-of-towners, who discuss the day’s events over a San Miguel or 12.
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