The place is charming and very Instagrammable, as netizens would say nowadays. Everything from ordering your food to getting your own water, you have to do yourself. I even got myself my own ashtray, so proud, lol. On our first day in Sagada, we weren't informed that popular restaurants usually run out of food and thus stop serving lunch hereafter. We settled for our inn's food on our first day and we were disappointed because it was pricey and the food was crap. Good thing we were able to make it on time during our 2nd day to try Lemon Pie House. Some of the groups who arrived after us were told they won't be accommodated anymore, sad story. I still don't understand the rationale behind this. If you do, let me know, yes?

Food

We tried their Red Chicken Meal (P150), Vegetarian Meal (120), Chicken Adobo (P120) and Bulalo (I forgot the price). I enjoyed the Red Chicken meal even if the side salad was barely sufficient. At P150 I can say it was well worth-it because it's one chicken quarter and the flavor was awesome. Nothing special with the Vegetarian Meal as it was just Chopseuy, the only thing worth taking note of was how crisp the vegetables were. The Chicken Adobo on the other hand was more than enough, and I also loved the combination of flavors. As for the Bulalo, nothing special too but we enjoyed it nonetheless because the warm soup was perfect for the cold weather. We also tried their Mountain tea, it tasted like Lipton with a lot of milk in it. 

By the way, we also tried their Lemon Pies and I'm sorry but we were extremely disappointed. A lot of my friends told me that I'd enjoy it for sure and that it's a must-try but I didn't. I've tried better Lemon Pies! I also couldn't reconcile the fact that we had to pre-order said pies and pick them up because a lot of people were ordering. All that trouble for sub-standard pies. That's really sad. 

Service

Everything was almost self-service, except for the part where they serve your food. The staff weren't friendly, they weren't annoying as well. Just so-so, I guess. If you're hungry, I don't suggest you go here. Service takes about 30-45 minutes, I think it's because they cook the food as you order. Which can be a good/bad thing. Good thing because you know food is served fresh. On the downside, if you're starving, your big intestines might have consumed your small intestines before they even begin serving the food.