Visit Sagada is your one-stop resource website for everything that has everything to do with Sagada.

Here’s the Sagada Super Post. Almost everything you know for planning your very own cost-efficient, organized and fun Do-It-Yourself Sagada getaway  is here. If you don’t find it here, email us at team@visitsagada *dot* com

Think of this post as a table of contents that would tie together almost all the entries that we have here.

How do I get to Sagada?

• Via the Manila – Baguio City – Sagada route (Visit Sagada recommends this route)
• Via the Manila – Banaue – Sagada route
• Via the Manila – Bontoc – Sagada route

What are the places to see and the things to do?

• List of Attractions
• Bomod-ok Falls (Big Falls)
• Sumaguing Cave
• Sumaguing-Lumiang Cave Connection
• Mt. Ampacao
• Echo Valley
• Lake Danum
• Bokong Falls (Small Falls)

How do I see the sights and places of interest?

• How to plan your itinerary
• How to organize tours and look for tour guides

Where can we stay in Sagada?

• Residential Lodge – Visit Sagada highly recommends this.
• George Guesthouse

Budget for Sagada? How many days?

• Holy Week/ Holidays In Sagada: What To Expect

• The Sagada Budget Matrix

• Question: Should you bring a kid to Sagada?

• How Many Days Should You Spend In Sagada?

• ATM in Sagada

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Visit Sagada is a volunteer project, and as such we take pride at keeping the site running to provide you the information you’ll never find anywhere else, without having to ask for nothing more than for our readers to spread the word about this excellent escape from the city. However, here’s your chance to give back some Sagada love: Sagada’s Lemon Pie house is accepting book donations (see details below)

What’s more, Lemon Pie house is in the works to set up Sagada’s first every wifi hotspot, free for all guests, soon!
Keep a tab on this one. Check this and other details at their site.

We here at the Lemon Pie House are thanking everyone that contributed to our great improvement over the past year.

We would also like to thank those who are generous enough to donate their books and other reading materials. And to those who would like to share their books to us and to our other guests, you can kindly send them to us thru the following:

If you are coming from Manila: via Cable Bus Tours, located at E. Rodriguez, QC (infront of Trinity College)

If you are coming from Baguio City: via GL Bus Liner, located at Dangwa Station

NOTE: If you’re planning to send us your books via Cable Bus Tours, please email us a week in advance so we can schedule a pickup. Let us know the exact date and time you are sending the package. You can email us at lemonpiehouse@gmail.com. You can also send the books via regular postal mail to the address below:

Joseph Daoas
The Lemon Pie House
Atey, Dao-Angan
Sagada, Mountain Province 2619

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Sagada Lemon Pie House will be having its grand launching day on May 3 (Saturday) at 5 PM. Artists from Sagada will treat guests with local music, and poetry reading in between bites of pies and sips of coffee  and tea.

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Further proving that Sagada offers treats that may be considered novel elsewhere in the country, Sagada Lemon Pie House surprises unsuspecting tourists with its fare of unconventional desserts and pastries. The restaurant is owned by Joseph and Katrina Daoas and the original recipe was actually from Joseph’s mother. After years of perfecting the recipe, countless orders from places far and wide, the couple decided to open their own restaurant to further showcase their unique product.

Sagada has an undeniably bohemian feel about it but the Lemon Pie House further reinforces this by opening its doors to the town’s local musicians and artists. The restaurant is a few minutes’ walk from the town center – it’s all down  hill so don’t worry.

 The prices are as follows:

Lemon Pies: P18.00/slice – P140.00/pan

Egg Pies: P20.00/slice – P150.00/pan

Brewed Coffee: P20.00/cup

Mountain Tea: P15.00/cup

Sagada Lemon Pie House is also one of the few Sagada establishments with  their own website. Visit their page and view the neat video feature that Wencel Angeles of Biyaheng Pinoy made.

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A visit to Sagada will not be complete without having a serving of yoghurt from where else – Yoghurt House! This place has long been a tourist-favorite mainly due to its great bohemian ambiance and of course, large servings of great tasting food.

Yoghurt House is just about a five-minute walk downhill from the town hall and bus station. They open at 7am and has a very filling and inviting breakfast menu that could definitely prepare you for the activities you have planned for the rest of the day.

Yoghurt House’s interiors are cozy and despite its small size, the space could still accommodate twenty-five people. Having that many people in such a packed area does make the place conducive for talking to other travelers and backpackers. Many people have made friends, split tour fees and even switched hotels thanks to people they’ve met through eating at Yoghurt House.

Visit Sagada recommends the Hiker’s Delight from the breakfast menu. It’s a crepe with a banana smothered with a generous amount of home-made yoghurt topped with strawberry preserves. It also comes with a piece of toast, two eggs cooked to your liking and coffee or tea. Yoghurt House serves breakfast til 10 AM. The meal might be a bit steep at 140 Php (~3.50 USD) but it’s very much worth it.

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Alfred’s Cabin greets its visitors with very warm tones of varnished wood and carvings. Featured under the soft glow of overhead lamps, the wood certainly makes this restaurant among the coziest eating places in Sagada.

As for the food, Alfred’s Cabin definitely hits the spot for the hungry traveler. I highly recommend the buttered chicken and sweet and sour pork. The buttered chicken is a delectable dish that utilizes a sauce similar to that used in buffalo wings. The result is a scrumptious and finger-licking entree.

A meal with rice, a meat or vegetable dish and drink would set you back about 150 php (about US$3.50 ). Since dishes are not cooked before hand, serving times may take up to 10-15minutes.

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