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Their signature and most popular cocktail comes in a perfectly refreshing mix of sweet and sour. Ideal for summer nights in the city.
Facebook: The Pig & Palm
Location: MSY Tower, Pescadores Road, Cebu Business Park

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When it comes to Mojitos, Maya does it best. Served two ways – iced or blended, Maya’s Mojitos could easily be the perfect cocktail to start the night. White rum, sugar, lime juice and soda water are shaken, and mint leaves are added for garnish. Excitingly, every Wednesdays for Salsa Night, you can get two for the price of one Mojito. Score!
Facebook: Maya Mexican Restaurant
Location: Crossroads Mall, Banilad

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Brunch at Camden Cafe is best, especially when paired with Mimosas. An all-day breakfast cafe, tucked in the city center, Camden offers a refreshing drink of juice and fizz. It’s really just an equal mix of Orange Juice and Champagne yet somehow, this little cafe is doing something right in this cocktail.
Facebook: Camden
Location: Unit 3 Rosal Apts. Rosal St. Capitol Site

Another fizzy drink is brought to you by Ampersand. This time, a mix Beefeater Gin, Fig Syrup, Lime, Tonic Water, Egg White and Bitters flourish. Gin and Fizz is a must-try!
Facebook: Ampersand
Location: Banilad Town Center

In their most popular cocktail, Punyeta is a drink made with tequila, herbs, lime and their very own Espada Capsicum liqueur, blended exclusively in house. Day in or day out, this is a drink you definitely should try.
Facebook: Morals and Malice
Location: 2nd floor of the Tinderbox, Governor M. Cuenco Avenue Corner Bauhinia Drive
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]]>Skipping breakfast is a habit that should be done away with, and there are so many restaurants in Cebu offering amazing meals that’ll entice you to actually start your day right. Here are Zee Lifestyle‘s top picks.

The selection of fresh breads and pastries from Abaca Baking Company (Photography by Jessica McYorker/Originally published in Zee Lifestyle, April 2015)
If there’s one restaurant synonymous to breakfast in Cebu, it’s definitely Abaca Baking Company. The scent of freshly baked bread and pastries easily makes this a favorite early morning destination, although for a more filling meal, we highly recommend the ABC Breakfast Skillet, with eggs, bacon, and sausages–and that’s only some of it!
Crossroads Mall / Ayala Center Cebu / Robinsons Cybergate / Robinsons Galleria / Paseo Arcenas
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Avocado and poached eggs on toast (Photography by Patty Taboada/Zee Lifestyle)
Run by Michelin-star chef Jason Atherton, The Pig & Palm was bound to be a popular addition to the local dining scene, and it certainly did not disappoint in that aspect. While it draws the crowd in the evenings, the restaurant also boasts of a wonderful breakfast menu. The avocado and poached egg on toast is a must-try.
MSY Tower, Cebu Business Park | Facebook

Cafe Marco (Photo: Facebook)
If you want a breakfast of champions, the morning buffet at Cafe Marco is the way to go. The extensive selection of international fare and local favorites will definitely fill you up. Besides, we’ll take any excuse to have malicious cookies, which are best paired with coffee.
Marco Polo Plaza Cebu | Facebook

Salmon Eggs Benedict and Angus Beef Tapa from Cafe Sarree (Photo: Facebook)
Three words: Angus. Beef. Tapa. That’s right, this well loved Filipino breakfast is given an international spin with the use of Angus beef, and it’s a specialty you can have at Cafe Sarree. The quaint and charming ambiance will also make you linger long past the last bite.
Escario Central / Ayala Center Cebu | Facebook

Tymad Bistro’s bestselling crepe (Photo: Facebook)
Crepes for breakfast? Not the crepes you had in mind, for sure. This little bistro in Banilad takes pride in their Crepe Complete, an ensemble of a dish with Emmental cheese, ham, and eggs sunny side up–and with good reason. It’s so good, it’ll make for one of your most memorable breakfasts ever.
Paseo Saturnino, Ma. Luisa Road, Banilad | Facebook

Birdseed Breakfast Club’s Eggs Benedict (Photography by Nath Ybañez/Originally published in Zee Lifestyle, April 2016)
Our website has already dubbed Birdseed as the place to have the best Eggs Benedict in city. The bacon is homemade, the yolk is rich and thick, the English muffin is flavorful with the wilted spinach, and the hollandaise is served quite generously. It’s hard to top that.
Axis Entertainment Avenue, Escario | Facebook

Going bananas at Canvas Bistro Bar Gallery (Photo: Facebook)
Modern Australian cuisine restaurant Canvas gives a twist to pancakes with their fluffy banana buckwheat version, with grilled ham, brie and scrambled eggs. Besides, who doesn’t love pancakes? We know we do!
One Paseo, Ma. Luisa Road, Banilad | Facebook

Cherry tomatoes, black beans, chickpeas, onions, bell pepper, garbanzos, corn, jalapeno and lime make up Camden’s Ensalada Obregon (Photo: Facebook)
Along with its Instagram-worthy interiors, the best thing about Camden is that you can chomp on your favorite breakfast dishes all day. With regards to our New Year’s resolution, we recommend Ensalada Obregon for a hearty and nutritious fill.
Rosal St., Cebu City | Facebook

Chorizo and Egg in a Pan (Photography by Christine Cueto/Originally published in Zee Lifestyle, March 2015)
What’s breakfast without a cup of good coffee? Yolk, tucked in one of Mabolo’s quieter streets, is one of the few bistros that specialize in third wave coffee that’s freshly roasted. It’s the perfect pair to Yolk’s extensive menu of egg-based dishes, our favorite being the Chorizo and Eggs in a Pan.
Tres Borces St., Mabolo | Facebook
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