Mary Grace - Quezon

Yesterday Trinoma Mary Grace Cafe, today SM Fairview. Same great food, same excellent service. I always get the hot chocolate and wild mushroom soup. I fill in with whatever sounds good. Highly recommend Mary Grace Cafe.

My daugthers love the food and the place. My youngest is very peculiar when it comes to pasta but their menu is excelent and I think she had tried it all and we still coming back. I love the truffle chocolate cake and double shots of expresso.

Homey ambience, great food, being pricey goes with both. And i sooo love their cakes Vanilla Bean, Strawberry Shortcake are my faves. Add some soups on the list and i'll get the Pumpkin Soup anytime. The super comfy sofa inside the resto will definitely make you so relaxed and forget about diet. And speaking of choices, there's a looot that can even please picky eaters, pasta, sandwiches, different breads and dips. The list goes on and on.... You might as well visit and try

During our visit, we ordered the Smoked Salmon Cream, Chocolate Mousse, and Dory Saffron Cream Pasta. The Smoked Salmon and Cream Pasta at Mary Grace Café burst with freshness and flavor, sure to delight any salmon lover. The buttery sauce paired with the perfectly cooked linguine beautifully balances the fish, creating a harmonious dish. With each bite, the lingering smoky flavor leaves you wanting more. It’s truly an unforgettable experience. The Dory and Saffron Cream Pasta left a favorable impression as well. Unlike many cream-based pasta dishes that can be too heavy, this one strikes a nice balance. Though it hinted at flavors similar to truffle oil, it didn’t quite meet our expectations. As for the Chocolate Mousse cake, it was nothing short of perfection. It had just the right level of chocolate richness and sweetness, along with an ideal moist texture that made it an exquisite dessert.

This is a typical Mary Grace experience situated in one of the busiest, if not the busiest, malls in the Novaliches/Fairview area. The interior is beautifully decorated in the signature Mary Grace style, creating a tranquil and cozy atmosphere that offers a welcome escape from the mall's hustle and bustle. The food follows the usual offerings of this family-owned chain. While the service was a bit slow—taking longer than expected to bring a slice of cake that was clearly just sitting in the refrigerated display case—the food met my expectations.