A Private Party at Cafe Sarree

Earlier in the week, we booked the upper floor of Cafe Sarree (a chic little establishment that I absolutely love - read post here) for a little family thanksgiving and an early birthday party for our wee one. We seldom ever get together as a family so we do our best to have a lot of gatherings when we ARE in one city.

Upstairs at Cafe Sarree

a little selfie attempt before everyone arrived

 

Awesome spread - we had almost everything from their menu
My favorites - beef stroganoff and lamb adobo


Some obligatory group pictures before digging in:

My husband's side of the family

with li'l sis DJ

And some more random pics when we started eating:

Magic tricks, pictures, and conversation

Father and Son

And best of all? I met Chef Sarree of Cafe Sarree who was warm, accommodating and very lovely!

With the beautiful and talented Chef Sarree

Their service was impeccable. We didn't have any problems in making a reservation at the last minute and sneaking in a couple kilos of lechon (at no charge!).

Thank you Chef Sarree, we will definitely be back for more! xx

*Disclaimer: This is not a sponsored post*

Skydreamer Dines in Cebu: Cafe Sarree

Yesterday, li'l sister-in-law wanted to take us out to dinner, along with Ate Yvette (also known as Yvette Yzon, a Filipina actress) and family friend. Since I was just gushing all about Pizzeria Michelangelo last week, I naturally suggested that we have dinner there; however, sis-in-law had other plans. She wanted us to try Cafe Sarree, located right next to my favorite pizza place in Escario Central (*hint hint* - beside Pizzeria Michelangelo). She has been forever raving about this place even before she moved to the States but I never found the time to drop by.

The place is homey, but seemed too small so we decided to stay outside.

Outside where the air is fresh

He won't let go of Ate Yvette's hand

While waiting for our order to arrive, we bought some fluffy looking ensaimada from Brioche, a bakery just across Cafe Sarree. We opened it excitedly, used our forks to take small pieces, and -------- silence.
Too dry, no hint of cheese. And this small pack cost us P240. Too much, it's just too much. Tsk tsk.

Ensaimada from Brioche - DRY

With the ensaimada forgotten after that disappointing first bite, we got a little too excited when they served our cheese pate. It was to die for! I am seriously addicted to it. It had a little bit of everything, and my baby boy kept coming back for seconds. When we ran out of melba toast, we used Brioche's ensaimade to mop up the remaining cheese. This is seriously one of my favorites and I'll definitely be back for this!

Cheese Pate - Serious YUM!
Spicy cheese with pesto and sundried tomato, served with melba toast

They thoughtfully served our Apple Lemonade after serving the cheese pate to wash down the creaminess of our chosen appetizer.

Apple Lemonade modeled by the As

It started to rain so we had to move inside, but not before ordering capricciosa from Pizzeria Michelangelo. I was really really determined to let them try my new favorite Italian place. :D

Adobo Flakes - Shredded, crispy adobo with rice
Pork Schnitzel - Deep fried, breaded pork cutlets with mushroom sauce

Baked Mac and Cheese Burger -
Pasta smothered in cheese sauce, topped with burger patties,
and baked with more cheese on top (SOOOO GOOD!)

Capricciosa from Pizzeria Michelangelo

Jambalaya a la Mama - Spicy sausage in a rich
tomato stew, with Jambalaya rice

We were so full from all the food we ordered, and our stomachs had no room for dessert. *burp*

After dinner, the rain stopped thankfully and we were able to chill and relax outside while the others finished their food and the As paid for dinner. :D (thank you!)

Daddy and Seth goofing around

Chillin' with Seth after dinner

Family picture - waiting for the others who were still eating
(you can see them in the background)

Check them out if you like fusion dishes - they are seriously one of the best. xx