Dahon at Mesa - Tagaytay

Tagaytay is absolutely famous for its wonderfully cool climate, offering a refreshing escape from the city's heat! Even during summer, it's usually breezier here compared to Manila. Definitely pack a light jacket, a cozy cardigan, or even a scarf, especially if you're visiting in the cooler months (November to February) or planning an evening visit. A refreshing mist can sometimes roll in, adding to the charm, so be prepared for that lovely chill! see less

With a name like 'Dahon at Mesa,' which delightfully translates to 'Leaf on Table,' you can certainly imagine a charming, possibly nature-inspired dining experience! Paired with Tagaytay's famously refreshing cool breeze and generally scenic surroundings, it suggests a relaxing spot where you can unwind and enjoy good food amidst a tranquil setting. Think fresh air, a cozy vibe, and a connection to the natural beauty of the area! see less

Ah, the million-dollar question for any Tagaytay spot! For a more serene and less bustling visit to Dahon at Mesa and Tagaytay in general, aiming for weekdays (especially Tuesday to Thursday) is usually your best bet. If weekends are your only option, try to arrive early in the morning for breakfast or brunch, or later in the afternoon to dodge the peak lunch and dinner rush. The cooler months from November to February also offer delightfully crisp weather, perfect for enjoying Tagaytay's famous breezes! see less

Zooming to Dahon at Mesa is a breeze! Since it's located right on the Tagaytay - Nasugbu Hwy, it's super accessible. Most folks drive private cars, typically following the SLEX to the Santa Rosa exit, then enjoying the scenic drive up to Tagaytay. Alternatively, you can catch a bus from various terminals in Metro Manila (like DLTB or Coastal Mall) straight to Tagaytay – just let the driver know you're heading to a spot along the highway in Tagaytay City! see less