The ROYAL CAFE’

We passed by to get to Casa Manila. We didn't try any food but saw many vendors from coffee shops to ice cream shops. Some even serve full meals. They also have souvenir shops. You can explore the complex which was made of cobblestone. The whole vibe felt like you're not in Manila but in the streets of Europe. The seats are for customers of the restaurants, it lacked public sitting area and could use more tables/chairs/benches unless the goal is just to keep people flowing in and out. Limited shade so plan your visit because it can get really hot and humid midday.

Plaza San Luis is a small heritage complex in Intramuros, Manila, with colonial-style houses inspired by Spanish-era architecture. It has museums, shops, and cafes, showing what life was like for Filipinos during Spanish rule

It's a place to visit when you want to reminise the Philippine history.... The park is very clean and good for a visit by the whole family... This park is bounded by the pasig river and overlooking both old and new taller buildings on the otherside of the river... If you want some tranquility time to talk and spent sometime with soneone this is the right place for you...

A place full of charm. Barbara's Café is a great place to dine. Good food, excellent service, and relaxing ambiance. Batala Bar is also another great place. I love the combination of nostalgic/modern vibes. Their Bomba Longga is divine!!! The Salted Caramel milkshake is also a must-try. I also love that Batala Bar observes CLAYGO. So if you're the type of customer who just leaves your table to be cleaned up, this place is not for you.

Veey nostalgic place, perfect place to unwind if you like visiting nostalgic places