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Explore the culinary world Crosswinds Tagaytay.



Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Tagaytay, Crosswinds Tagaytay stands as a picturesque destination that seamlessly blends European-inspired charm with gastronomic pleasures.

Crosswinds entrance along Tagaytay-Calamba Rd.

This enchanting community is not only known for its scenic beauty but also for its diverse range of dining experiences that cater to every craving.

That's why I was glad to be a part of this food crawl at Crosswinds Tagaytay.

Me enjoying the view from Ruined Project

Join me on a culinary voyage through the delectable establishments of Crosswinds Tagaytay.

Here's the first part of my food crawl vlog:


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Andersen's: Swiss-inspired Bakery & Cafe

We start our food crawl at this Swiss-inspired cafe located at the entrance of Crosswinds Tagaytay. A place known for its picturesque views and tranquil ambiance, Andersen's Bakery and Cafe stands as a hidden gem that beckons travelers and locals alike.

Andersen's Bakery & Cafe is where Coffee Project located before

Andersen's, a bakery that tells a story to every bite of bread, offers a unique atmosphere that allows you to enjoy your coffee and bakery treats in a serene setting. This coffee shop and bakery combine the soothing greenery with delightful culinary offerings.

Rustic vibe at Andersen's

What I love here is the rustic vibe inside and so much greenery in and out of it. Andersen's is a perfect place for a family or barkada to chill when you are in Tagaytay.

Hearty meals and drinks at Andersen's

Whether you're seeking a morning coffee boost, a midday pastry, or a hearty sandwich, Andersen's ensures a tranquil and satisfying experience for all.

Must-try!
  • Salted Egg & Chicken Pasta
  • Arrabbiata Penne
  • Ca Phe Sua Da

Store Hours: 7am-9pm daily



Ruined Project: A Cool Coffee Escape

Adjacent to Andersen's, Ruined Project beckons with its rustic charm. The creation of Ruined Project was a success after the team behind the brand still decided to push the project and came out an exquisite and awe- inspiring cafe despite of challenges brought of the pandemic.

The vibe inside Ruined Project

This unique coffee shop specializes in refreshing drinks, providing the perfect outdoor setting to savor your favorite brew while soaking in the serene surroundings.

Our snacks at Ruined Project

The relaxed ambiance makes it an ideal spot for a leisurely coffee break, making Ruined Project a must-visit for coffee enthusiasts.

Must-try!
  • Cucumber Drink

Store Hours: 7am-9pm Sunday to Thursday / 7am-10pm Friday to Saturday


NAPA at Crosswinds: Wine, Cheese and More

3rd on our list is the most-visited in Crosswinds Tagaytay. NAPA at Crosswinds brings a touch of sophistication to your dining experience. This winery and restaurant is the place to savor fine wines and delectable cuisine.

Entering NAPA at Crosswinds

NAPA at Crosswinds got its inspiration from the rustic houses of Napa Valley, a premier wine region in the US. From the moment you step into Napa, you are enveloped in an atmosphere of romance. The brand identity of Napa is rooted in fine dining and exquisite taste.

The view from NAPA at Crosswinds

The elegant decor, soft lighting, and impeccable service create an ambiance that is both intimate and sophisticated. 


The restaurant's menu is a symphony of flavors that blends local ingredients with international culinary expertise. From delectable appetizers to sumptuous main courses and mouthwatering desserts, Napa's offerings are a feast for the senses.


Each dish is thoughtfully crafted to reflect the richness of the region's produce while delivering an unforgettable dining experience.

Wine and cheese at NAPA Crosswinds

Whether you're in the mood for a romantic dinner or celebrating a special occasion, Napa offers a menu that marries local flavors with international culinary expertise. It's the perfect spot to indulge in culinary delights while enjoying the scenic vistas of Crosswinds Tagaytay.

Must-try!
  • Wines
  • Deli and Cheese
  • Margherita Pizza

Store Hours: 7am-9pm daily


Windmill Lausanne: Chocolate and Sweets

This place will definitely bring you to Switzerland without you leaving the country. Windmill Lausanne offers an experience that's vibrant, comforting, and feels like a holiday every day.

Outdoor chill at Windmill Lausanne

Paired with Tagaytay's cold climate, Windmill Lausanne offers an impressive selection of food, drinks, and pastries that matched different tastes.

The windmill's picturesque backdrop adds to the charm as you indulge in sweet treats. 

While the Swiss-inspired architecture of Crosswinds Tagaytay is breathtaking in itself, Windmill Lausanne adds a touch of Filipino warmth to the scene. One of its standout offerings is the Filipino local chocolate drink, Tsokolate Batirol. This traditional beverage is the brand's best seller and transports you to a place where time seems to stand still. The rich, velvety goodness of Tsokolate Batirol is the perfect complement to the cool, crisp air of Tagaytay.

Pastries, pizzas, chocolate de batirol and cool drinks at Windmill

From flaky pastries to rich hot chocolate, Windmill Lausanne offers a delightful respite for those with a sweet tooth. It's a spot that will have you coming back for more.

Must-try!
  • Tsokolate Batirol
  • Pastries
  • Strawberry smoothie

Store Hours: 7am-9pm Monday to Friday / 7am-10pm Saturday to Sunday



Cafe Yama: A Taste of Japan

If you are craving for ramen or sushi, this cafe is perfect for your taste-buds! Cafe Yama takes you on a culinary journey to Japan, offering a menu filled with authentic Japanese flavors.

Cafe Yama

When it comes to the best and authentic cuisine, the Land of the Rising Sun is the best choice for food. The comfort and warmth that the Japanese food brings are just as remarkable as the different flavors that are available for your palate, making your experience exquisite and unforgettable.

The famous outdoor seats at Cafe Yama

Yama means mountain in Japanese.

Our food at Cafe Yama

From mouthwatering ramen to exquisite sushi creations, this restaurant satisfies your Japanese food cravings. With its cozy ambiance and meticulous preparation, Cafe Yama promises a memorable dining experience.


ATTRACTIONS TO SEE IN TAGAYTAY 

Klook.com

Dear Joe: Refreshing Treats

Dear Joe is not your average coffee shop. It's a destination for those who appreciate exceptional coffee and fruit drinks.

Dear Joe as seen from Windmill

The cozy ambiance and friendly service make it an ideal spot to relax and sip on your favorite beverage. In our case, we had a refreshing treat from Dear Joe with their ice cream.

Cool treats at Dear Joe

Whether it's a rich cup of coffee or a refreshing fruit drink, Dear Joe has something for everyone looking to unwind.

Dear Joe as seen from Joe's Tavern (2nd level of Dear Joe)


Joe's Tavern: Dine and Drink

For a more relaxed and laid-back atmosphere, Joe's Tavern is the place to be.

Entrance to Joe's Tavern

This restaurant and bar offer an extensive menu of hearty dishes and a wide selection of beverages, including local and imported beers, wines, and cocktails.

Sumptuous food at Joe's Tavern

With a rustic charm and scenic views, Joe's Tavern is the perfect spot to raise a glass and toast to good times.


ACTIVITIES AND TOURS IN TAGAYTAY


Crosswinds Tagaytay is not just a destination; it's a gastronomic adventure waiting to be savored. Whether you're exploring the charm of Andersen's, sipping refreshing drinks at Ruined Project, indulging in fine dining at Napa, satisfying your sweet tooth at Windmill, relaxing at Dear Joe, raising a glass at Joe's Tavern, or enjoying the flavors of Japan at Cafe Yama, each establishment offers a unique and delightful experience.

Here's a guide map you can grab from Andersen's to see all spots to visit inside Crosswinds

If you're planning a visit to Tagaytay, be sure to put Crosswinds Tagaytay on your itinerary to embark on a culinary journey that will leave your taste buds enchanted and eager for more.


Things to Remember when Visiting Crosswinds Tagaytay

  • If you wanted to follow my Crosswinds Tagaytay food crawl, better go early in the morning to start it so you can end your day earlier.
  • Given that you have at least 1 hour and 30 minutes of stay each of the restaurant, you start the tour at 8am and end it at 6am (2 hours at Dear Joe and Joe's Tavern since they are located in one place).
  • Crosswinds Tagaytay is about 100 hectares wide, make sure to bring your own vehicle to get around.
  • Most of the restaurants are located near the 2 entrances from both ends of the township: one is at Tagaytay-Calamba Rd. entrance, the other one is at Lausanne near the road in Iruhin East.
  • There’s no public transportation inside Crosswinds. You will need a private vehicle to get around
  • Parking is FREE upon availability (as long as you have a minimum of P500 receipt from any of the restaurants or cafes inside, parking is free. Just present the receipt to the guard upon exit).
  • You can check-in and spend a night at Crosswinds Resort Suites


If you want to know how to get there, visit my Crosswinds Tagaytay guide.


My Thoughts

I've never thought I would be able to do a 7-restaurant food crawl. This is so far the most gluttonous attempt of trying out several food places in a day.

Here's the second part of the vlog:


Where do you think I go next? Let me know in the comments! :)

Meanwhile, check out my Binondo Food Crawl and Malabon Food Trip if you wanted to see more. 



IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without IMFWJ's notice. Should you know the updated information, please let us know by leaving a message in the comment box below.

TAGAYTAY FOOD CRAWL: 7 Restaurants and Cafes to Try at Crosswinds


Explore the culinary world Crosswinds Tagaytay.



Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Tagaytay, Crosswinds Tagaytay stands as a picturesque destination that seamlessly blends European-inspired charm with gastronomic pleasures.

Crosswinds entrance along Tagaytay-Calamba Rd.

This enchanting community is not only known for its scenic beauty but also for its diverse range of dining experiences that cater to every craving.

That's why I was glad to be a part of this food crawl at Crosswinds Tagaytay.

Me enjoying the view from Ruined Project

Join me on a culinary voyage through the delectable establishments of Crosswinds Tagaytay.

Here's the first part of my food crawl vlog:


Loading...

Andersen's: Swiss-inspired Bakery & Cafe

We start our food crawl at this Swiss-inspired cafe located at the entrance of Crosswinds Tagaytay. A place known for its picturesque views and tranquil ambiance, Andersen's Bakery and Cafe stands as a hidden gem that beckons travelers and locals alike.

Andersen's Bakery & Cafe is where Coffee Project located before

Andersen's, a bakery that tells a story to every bite of bread, offers a unique atmosphere that allows you to enjoy your coffee and bakery treats in a serene setting. This coffee shop and bakery combine the soothing greenery with delightful culinary offerings.

Rustic vibe at Andersen's

What I love here is the rustic vibe inside and so much greenery in and out of it. Andersen's is a perfect place for a family or barkada to chill when you are in Tagaytay.

Hearty meals and drinks at Andersen's

Whether you're seeking a morning coffee boost, a midday pastry, or a hearty sandwich, Andersen's ensures a tranquil and satisfying experience for all.

Must-try!
  • Salted Egg & Chicken Pasta
  • Arrabbiata Penne
  • Ca Phe Sua Da

Store Hours: 7am-9pm daily



Ruined Project: A Cool Coffee Escape

Adjacent to Andersen's, Ruined Project beckons with its rustic charm. The creation of Ruined Project was a success after the team behind the brand still decided to push the project and came out an exquisite and awe- inspiring cafe despite of challenges brought of the pandemic.

The vibe inside Ruined Project

This unique coffee shop specializes in refreshing drinks, providing the perfect outdoor setting to savor your favorite brew while soaking in the serene surroundings.

Our snacks at Ruined Project

The relaxed ambiance makes it an ideal spot for a leisurely coffee break, making Ruined Project a must-visit for coffee enthusiasts.

Must-try!
  • Cucumber Drink

Store Hours: 7am-9pm Sunday to Thursday / 7am-10pm Friday to Saturday


NAPA at Crosswinds: Wine, Cheese and More

3rd on our list is the most-visited in Crosswinds Tagaytay. NAPA at Crosswinds brings a touch of sophistication to your dining experience. This winery and restaurant is the place to savor fine wines and delectable cuisine.

Entering NAPA at Crosswinds

NAPA at Crosswinds got its inspiration from the rustic houses of Napa Valley, a premier wine region in the US. From the moment you step into Napa, you are enveloped in an atmosphere of romance. The brand identity of Napa is rooted in fine dining and exquisite taste.

The view from NAPA at Crosswinds

The elegant decor, soft lighting, and impeccable service create an ambiance that is both intimate and sophisticated. 


The restaurant's menu is a symphony of flavors that blends local ingredients with international culinary expertise. From delectable appetizers to sumptuous main courses and mouthwatering desserts, Napa's offerings are a feast for the senses.


Each dish is thoughtfully crafted to reflect the richness of the region's produce while delivering an unforgettable dining experience.

Wine and cheese at NAPA Crosswinds

Whether you're in the mood for a romantic dinner or celebrating a special occasion, Napa offers a menu that marries local flavors with international culinary expertise. It's the perfect spot to indulge in culinary delights while enjoying the scenic vistas of Crosswinds Tagaytay.

Must-try!
  • Wines
  • Deli and Cheese
  • Margherita Pizza

Store Hours: 7am-9pm daily


Windmill Lausanne: Chocolate and Sweets

This place will definitely bring you to Switzerland without you leaving the country. Windmill Lausanne offers an experience that's vibrant, comforting, and feels like a holiday every day.

Outdoor chill at Windmill Lausanne

Paired with Tagaytay's cold climate, Windmill Lausanne offers an impressive selection of food, drinks, and pastries that matched different tastes.

The windmill's picturesque backdrop adds to the charm as you indulge in sweet treats. 

While the Swiss-inspired architecture of Crosswinds Tagaytay is breathtaking in itself, Windmill Lausanne adds a touch of Filipino warmth to the scene. One of its standout offerings is the Filipino local chocolate drink, Tsokolate Batirol. This traditional beverage is the brand's best seller and transports you to a place where time seems to stand still. The rich, velvety goodness of Tsokolate Batirol is the perfect complement to the cool, crisp air of Tagaytay.

Pastries, pizzas, chocolate de batirol and cool drinks at Windmill

From flaky pastries to rich hot chocolate, Windmill Lausanne offers a delightful respite for those with a sweet tooth. It's a spot that will have you coming back for more.

Must-try!
  • Tsokolate Batirol
  • Pastries
  • Strawberry smoothie

Store Hours: 7am-9pm Monday to Friday / 7am-10pm Saturday to Sunday



Cafe Yama: A Taste of Japan

If you are craving for ramen or sushi, this cafe is perfect for your taste-buds! Cafe Yama takes you on a culinary journey to Japan, offering a menu filled with authentic Japanese flavors.

Cafe Yama

When it comes to the best and authentic cuisine, the Land of the Rising Sun is the best choice for food. The comfort and warmth that the Japanese food brings are just as remarkable as the different flavors that are available for your palate, making your experience exquisite and unforgettable.

The famous outdoor seats at Cafe Yama

Yama means mountain in Japanese.

Our food at Cafe Yama

From mouthwatering ramen to exquisite sushi creations, this restaurant satisfies your Japanese food cravings. With its cozy ambiance and meticulous preparation, Cafe Yama promises a memorable dining experience.


ATTRACTIONS TO SEE IN TAGAYTAY 

Klook.com

Dear Joe: Refreshing Treats

Dear Joe is not your average coffee shop. It's a destination for those who appreciate exceptional coffee and fruit drinks.

Dear Joe as seen from Windmill

The cozy ambiance and friendly service make it an ideal spot to relax and sip on your favorite beverage. In our case, we had a refreshing treat from Dear Joe with their ice cream.

Cool treats at Dear Joe

Whether it's a rich cup of coffee or a refreshing fruit drink, Dear Joe has something for everyone looking to unwind.

Dear Joe as seen from Joe's Tavern (2nd level of Dear Joe)


Joe's Tavern: Dine and Drink

For a more relaxed and laid-back atmosphere, Joe's Tavern is the place to be.

Entrance to Joe's Tavern

This restaurant and bar offer an extensive menu of hearty dishes and a wide selection of beverages, including local and imported beers, wines, and cocktails.

Sumptuous food at Joe's Tavern

With a rustic charm and scenic views, Joe's Tavern is the perfect spot to raise a glass and toast to good times.


ACTIVITIES AND TOURS IN TAGAYTAY


Crosswinds Tagaytay is not just a destination; it's a gastronomic adventure waiting to be savored. Whether you're exploring the charm of Andersen's, sipping refreshing drinks at Ruined Project, indulging in fine dining at Napa, satisfying your sweet tooth at Windmill, relaxing at Dear Joe, raising a glass at Joe's Tavern, or enjoying the flavors of Japan at Cafe Yama, each establishment offers a unique and delightful experience.

Here's a guide map you can grab from Andersen's to see all spots to visit inside Crosswinds

If you're planning a visit to Tagaytay, be sure to put Crosswinds Tagaytay on your itinerary to embark on a culinary journey that will leave your taste buds enchanted and eager for more.


Things to Remember when Visiting Crosswinds Tagaytay

  • If you wanted to follow my Crosswinds Tagaytay food crawl, better go early in the morning to start it so you can end your day earlier.
  • Given that you have at least 1 hour and 30 minutes of stay each of the restaurant, you start the tour at 8am and end it at 6am (2 hours at Dear Joe and Joe's Tavern since they are located in one place).
  • Crosswinds Tagaytay is about 100 hectares wide, make sure to bring your own vehicle to get around.
  • Most of the restaurants are located near the 2 entrances from both ends of the township: one is at Tagaytay-Calamba Rd. entrance, the other one is at Lausanne near the road in Iruhin East.
  • There’s no public transportation inside Crosswinds. You will need a private vehicle to get around
  • Parking is FREE upon availability (as long as you have a minimum of P500 receipt from any of the restaurants or cafes inside, parking is free. Just present the receipt to the guard upon exit).
  • You can check-in and spend a night at Crosswinds Resort Suites


If you want to know how to get there, visit my Crosswinds Tagaytay guide.


My Thoughts

I've never thought I would be able to do a 7-restaurant food crawl. This is so far the most gluttonous attempt of trying out several food places in a day.

Here's the second part of the vlog:


Where do you think I go next? Let me know in the comments! :)

Meanwhile, check out my Binondo Food Crawl and Malabon Food Trip if you wanted to see more. 



IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without IMFWJ's notice. Should you know the updated information, please let us know by leaving a message in the comment box below.

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