After our event at Porac, we treated ourselves to a Kapampangan lunch! Margie and Jill took us to Everybody’s Cafe! There are two branches
Del Pilar, McArthur Highway San Fernando, Pampanga
(045) 860-1121
and
105-106 BPI Arcade, Teresa Avenue, Sto. Rosario, Angeles City
045 887 0361
Dining area
More dining area
Tita Reggie pointed it out to me that it is very Filipino to have a last supper painting or decor in the dining room of Filipino families, and I am really beginning to notice that 🙂
A mini store selling Pampanga delicacies
Take home items from Everybody’s Cafe
It’s cafeteria style where all the dishes are displayed. You choose what you want and then they will heat it up and cook it before serving
Frogs 🙂 We didn’t order this. I am adventurous but maybe not that adventurous haha!!
Murcon which we ordered
The kitchen
Oh! It’s the owner, Poch Jarolan. What a pleasure to meet him
I like the plaques around the place with prayers and sayings 🙂 Poch told me that his dad made these plaques
We ordered quite a number of dishes but we were not as adventurous, my batchmates were quite conservative in ordering. I concentrated on a few dishes that i really liked which were the Murcon, Sisig, Duck adobo and Sisig! 🙂 Oh and the longganisa!!! YUM!!
Fresh Buko juice
Pako Salad
Murcon – YUM! Also good to take home these type of dishes
Pindang Tapa (Carabao Tapa)
Oh my gosh! Margie brought back for me dried crickette! She saw a plate of them being cleaned and washed in one of the tables near the restroom and she brought back one for me to see 🙂 The dish for this is called Camaro which now I regret not ordering even just to try!
Dinuguan
Fresh Lumpia
Fried Catfish with Buro and Mustasa
Paksiw na Bangus
I made sure we ordered this! SISIG!!
Turn it over and the bottom is crispy and tutong! YUM!
In between our meal, mommy Pette arrived! 🙂
Back to eating 🙂 YUMMY longganisa!! Available at Salcedo market every Saturday also!!! I will get some when I visit!
YUMMY crispy duck adobo! make sure to put the adobo sauce
Yummy desserts from Poch! Thank you!!!
After lunch, Poch showed me around some more. He pointed out that his dad was a blacksmith and so he made the tables which you will see in the restaurant. The cylinder below is made out of the cylinder for bullets from the war
Then he took me to the function room- bigger space for events and parties
He showed me a painting on the wall made in 1967 and repainted in 1979
Its the whole wall!! Beautiful! I love it because it is FILIPINO themed!
The artist who painted this was an artist who used to make posters and billboard for movies in the olden days when everything had to be handpainted- so he drew portraits of artists and so you will notice that some of the faces look like familiar faces like Andres Bonifacio looks like Fernando Poe 🙂
And the Katipunero looks like Ferdinand Marcos 🙂
And a sexy Filipina
And love this plaque the most! Thank you Pock and Everybody’s Cafe for a wonderful Filipino dining experience
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a “coming home” treat! ~~ thanks for sharing! Pampanga’s best …. 🙂
Hi Rica,
I enjoyed touring Pampanga thru your postings today.
Got so full just by staring at all these delicious specialties.
I’ll be sharing this post with my egroup.
…time for my nap now.
Best Regards,
Golti
Very nice article! thanks for sharing your dining experience at this fine dining restaurant. the pictures are great! it made me feel so homesick….
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