Everybody’s Cafe, Pampanga

By June 1, 2012 Foodie, Travel 4 Comments

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 

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Dining area 

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More dining area 

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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 🙂 

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A mini store selling Pampanga delicacies 

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Take home items from Everybody’s Cafe 

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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 

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Frogs 🙂 We didn’t order this.  I am adventurous but maybe not that adventurous haha!! 

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Murcon which we ordered 

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The kitchen 

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Oh! It’s the owner, Poch Jarolan.  What a pleasure to meet him

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I like the plaques around the place with prayers and sayings 🙂 Poch told me that his dad made these plaques

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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!! 

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Fresh Buko juice 

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Pako Salad 

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Murcon – YUM! Also good to take home these type of dishes

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Pindang Tapa (Carabao Tapa) 

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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! 

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Dinuguan 

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Fresh Lumpia 

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Fried Catfish with Buro and Mustasa 

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Paksiw na Bangus 

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I made sure we ordered this!  SISIG!! 

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Turn it over and the bottom is crispy and tutong! YUM! 

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In between our meal, mommy Pette arrived! 🙂 

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Back to eating 🙂  YUMMY longganisa!! Available at Salcedo market every Saturday also!!! I will get some when I visit! 

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YUMMY crispy duck adobo! make sure to put the adobo sauce 

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Yummy desserts from Poch! Thank you!!!   

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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 

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Then he took me to the function room- bigger space for events and parties 

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He showed me a painting on the wall made in 1967 and repainted in 1979 

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Its the whole wall!! Beautiful!  I love it because it is FILIPINO themed! 

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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 🙂

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And the Katipunero looks like Ferdinand Marcos 🙂 

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And a sexy Filipina 

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And love this plaque the most!  Thank you Pock and Everybody’s Cafe for a wonderful Filipino dining experience

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