There’s a place in Arcovia City where comfort meets culinary delight, and where the warmth of a home-cooked meal embraces you like a hug. Recently, my boys and I enjoyed a brunch escapade at Cafe Mary Grace’s picturesque 63rd branch.
About Cafe Mary Grace
Cafe Mary Grace traces its roots to its founder’s passion for baking that dates back to 1983. Mary Grace Dimacali, the creative force behind the brand, started her journey as a young mother with a knack for working with dough and batter. Her delectable creations soon gained popularity among friends and family, leading to the birth of Cafe Mary Grace. Today, it stands as a true embodiment of their love for good food and warm hospitality.
The Charming Ambiance
This relatively newly opened glasshouse branch of Cafe Mary Grace in Arcovia City exudes a homey ambiance. The warm lighting fixtures, a mix of dark wood and colorful tiles, and walls adorned with art pieces and handwritten letters from customers—all contributed to the inviting atmosphere. The glasshouse portion, with its floor-to-ceiling windows, allowed natural light to flood the space, creating a cozy yet refreshing environment.
Brunch Feast Highlights
Our feast at Cafe Mary Grace included a delightful array of dishes that include our classic favorites as well as fresh discoveries.
The Grilled Kesong Puti with Batard Bread (Php238) was a savory start, featuring local white cheese grilled to perfection and topped with garlic, tomato, and olive oil, then served with toasted slices of batard bread. Each bite was a taste of Filipino flavors combined with a touch of elegance.
I always go back to the Mary Grace Mushroom Cream Pasta (Php498 + Php150 for Prosciutto Topping) for its velvety blend of earthy mushrooms, cream, and the salty allure of prosciutto.
My son #ExhibitB, on the other hand, is loyal to the Pasta Amatriciana with Italian Meatballs (Php433), perfectly cooked pasta bathed in a rich tomato sauce, generously adorned with succulent Italian meatballs.
Sating Hubby’s craving for hearty servings of Pinoy food was Cafe Mary Grace’s Toasted Vigan Longganisa All-Day Breakfast (Php502). The deliciously garlicky homemade local sausage offered a burst of flavors, complemented by rosemary garlic fried rice and fried eggs.
And of course, we couldn’t leave without indulging our collective sweet tooth with the Mango Bene (Php278), a luscious “summer-cake” made with frozen layers of meringue, custard cream, and fresh Philippine mangoes.
As if that weren’t enough, we also savored the Strawberry Shortcake (Php278), featuring plump strawberries nestled in whipped cream covering the tenderest sponge cake.
Comfort Dining for Families
Cafe Mary Grace is the epitome of comfort for families seeking a warm and inviting spot to enjoy delectable comfort food. With a menu that caters to various tastes and a charming ambiance that feels like an extension of home, it’s the perfect destination for a family brunch outing.
Our family brunch at Cafe Mary Grace was a delightful experience was a combination of exceptional food, a cozy ambiance, and the essence of family woven into the very fabric of this cafe. So why don’t you visit Cafe Mary Grace at Arcovia City and experience the comfort and delight for yourself? Embrace the goodness of home, one delicious bite at a time.
This Cafe Mary Grace branch is located at Unit A1a-Phase 2 Arco Parade, Arcovia City, 1604 Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue, Pasig City, open daily from 9am to 10pm. For inquiries and reservations, contact +63 917 8217097.
Stay updated on its promos and offers by visiting its website or following Cafe Mary Grace on Facebook and Instagram.
Check out my previous posts about Cafe Mary Grace:
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