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Welcome To Lemon and Olives Greek Taverna
Nestled in the picturesque hills of Baguio City, Lemon and Olives Greek Taverna offers a delightful escape into authentic Greek cuisine. Famous for its breathtaking views, this cozy eatery boasts beautifully crafted dishes like Saganaki, tender lamb chops, and a refreshing Evia salad. The ambiance balances rustic charm with modern touches, complemented by a pet-friendly policy. Diners have lauded the flavorful Osso buco and the satisfying Poikilia appetizer sampler as standout choices. With generous portion sizes and a welcoming environment, Lemon and Olives promises a memorable culinary experience that showcases the rich flavors of Greece right in the heart of the Philippines.
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Lemon and Olives Greek Taverna
Welcome to the Mediterranean magic of Lemon and Olives Greek Taverna, nestled amid the lush hills of Baguio City. Located at 26 Outlook Dr S, Baguio City, 2600 Benguet, Philippines, this Greek haven invites you to indulge in an authentic culinary experience while soaking in stunning views of the surrounding pine trees and mountains.
Upon stepping into Lemon and Olives, you are greeted by a cozy yet vibrant atmosphere, carefully designed to bring together rustic charm and modern flair. The welcoming ambiance encourages guests to unwind, making it an ideal spot for intimate dinners or lively gatherings. The restaurant’s pet-friendly policy also makes it a hit among animal lovers, allowing you to share your delightful dining experience with your furry companions.
The highlight of any visit here, of course, is the food. Diners rave about dishes like the Saganaki, a delectable cheese dish that captures the spirit of Greek cuisine, and the Osso buco, which has won the hearts of many. Each dish is thoughtfully prepared with fresh ingredients that evoke traditional Greek flavors. One can’t miss the Grilled Octopus, celebrated for its tenderness, and the Lamb Gyros which is said to burst with flavor. Patrons also recommend the Evia salad, praised for its harmonious dressing, and the Baklava, delightfully spiced with cinnamon, albeit on the sweeter side.
Adding to the culinary experience, the Poikilia appetizer sampler offers an excellent way to explore a variety of exceptional flavors on one plate. This variety ensures that even the pickiest eater finds something to savor. With prices ranging from P300 to P600 per dish, you can enjoy a full meal without straining your budget, making Lemon and Olives a valuable gem in the Baguio dining landscape.
With ample parking and accessibility options for individuals with disabilities, Lemon and Olives Greek Taverna stands out not just for its food, but also for its commitment to customer convenience. Whether you are a local or a visitor to Baguio, a meal at this taverna promises to be a delightful journey through the essence of Greek cuisine. So gather your friends, reserve a table, and let the flavors of Greece whisk you away in this charming setting.
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“ If you’re in Outlook Drive in Baguio try this unique Greek restaurant. It has a stunning view of the area and the food is excellent. We ordered so many but what caught my flavor buds were the Saganaki and Osso buco… yum!!! This is my new Favourite place in Baguio! And the place is pet friendly! ”
“ Really good food! The zucchini chips is the reason why I came back here and it didn't disappoint. Evia salad is good the dressing blends well. Grilled octopus is so tender. Lamb chops is also tender, juicy and flavorful. Baklava is too sweet for me and you can taste the cinnamon spice. ”
“ Lemon and Olives in Baguio was an absolute delight! The lamb was cooked to perfection—tender, flavorful, and easily one of the best I’ve had. We also tried the Poikilia, their appetizer sampler, and it was the perfect way to taste a variety of authentic Greek flavors in one plate. The scenic mountain view made the meal even more memorable, and the cozy, inviting ambiance completed the experience. Definitely a must-visit when in Baguio! ”
“ Lemon and Olives is one of the go-to Greek restaurants in Baguio, and for good reason. The ambiance is cozy, with a nice mix of rustic and modern elements, plus a balcony area that offers a scenic view of the pine trees. It’s a good spot if you’re looking for something different from the usual Baguio food scene. The food itself is decent, some dishes stand out more than others. Their lamb gyros and moussaka are well-seasoned and flavorful, while the hummus and pita are a solid choice for starters. Portions are fair for the price. ”
“ Lemon and Olives has all the typically associated dishes one would look for in a Greek restaurant. The orders we had were served quickly and the vegetable ingredients were particularly fresh. Overall quality of the food was tasty and presentable. Salad serving sizes are large, with solo dishes sufficient for 2, while sharing dishes could serve 3. Dishes range around P300-600, so a typical order of an appetizer, main, and a drink or dessert can reach P800-1000 per person. Tables can easily seat couples to small groups of 4. The restaurant can accomodate larger groups as well (8-10) with reservations, as it can get busy during peak hours on the weekends. Parking is easily available. The venue has PWD dining access. A comfortable Greek dining experience, with slightly upscale prices. ”
“ I recently dined at Lemon and Olives Greek Taverna and had a lovely experience! The food was decent, with a nice variety of options—some solo servings and others in platters, perfect for sharing. We arrived for a late lunch, and it was pleasantly quiet, which made for a relaxing atmosphere. There was plenty of parking available, which is always a plus! Our food arrived quickly, and the staff were incredibly accommodating and friendly. Overall, a great spot for a tasty meal! ”
“ Lemon&Olives’s still my favorite restaurant in Baguio. Love the food (grilled octopus is a must-try), the ambience, the view and the freshest air, especially when it’s raining. Such a cozy atmosphere. Been coming back here since 2019 A huge plus for us- it’s pet-friendly! A downside is their stuff at the parking. He’s quite rude. Also, try to avoid pick lunch and dinner times cause you’ll have to wait for a table. We usually go for late lunch or dinner so it’s not that crowded but one time we spent around 30-40 mins in the line. See you soon, Baguio and & ”
“ Another great restaurant in Baguio City that is a must try! Without a car, it might be difficult to get to the area as only a few jeepneys pass by the restaurant directly. We had to walk for a bit to get to the location but it was worth the effort! The restaurant offers great views and the interior was really well decorated. The food was served promptly and it tasted really good! It may seem pricey but the food was worth the money. Aside from food, they also had a small selection of items made by local artists that you could buy. ”