Last Saturday was my sister’s graduation from UPOU Los Banos Laguna and after the ceremony we decided to go to Tagaytay for dinner. Why we picked Tagaytay? Mostly for ambiance and after a few days of hot weather in Manila we were longing for someplace cool. We settled on Leslie’s for the ambiance and we wanted some Pinoy food.

It was drizzling so weren’t able to get the huts overlooking Taal Lake and it’s really a pity, the view would had been fantastic. Anyway, I love the facade, they have a hanging bridge and a short stair going down..

Facade of Leslie's Restaurant in Tagaytay

And once you’re down the stairs, here’s the front of the restaurant with two small ponds with lots of koi fish swimming..

Front of Leslie's Restaurant Front of Leslie's Restaurant

I was thoroughly fascinated with the faucet in their bathroom..

Leslie's Tagaytay Leslie's Tagaytay

but they made it more convenient, instead of actually pumping the “well” they had a faucet built into it..

Now moving on to the food..Leslie’s menu includes mostly Filipino food and they also have group meals for 5, 10 or more persons. Prices are reasonable considering that their servings are really big and yummy. We had a group meal for 10 persons (P5000+, +service charge). Set includes their special bulalo, pinaputok na plapla, sugpo with aligue, pork sisig, chicken barbeque, rice, leche flan and softdrinks. All are on 2 servings per viand. So if you are with a large group and you want big servings, Leslie’s is a good and affordable choice.

Leslie's Special Bulalo Leslie's Sugpo with Aligue Leslie's Pinaputok na PLapla

Leslie's Pork Sisig Leslie's Chicken Barbeque

And I forgot to take a photo of the dessert.. :P I was probably too full to remember..