As someone who has lived in Antipolo for 23 years, I, along with many friends from grade school and high school, have explored much of the city, including popular tourist destinations like Hinulugang Taktak, the Our Lady of Peace and Voyage, or the Pinto Art Museum.
Whenever friends from Manila who want a quick retreat in the city ask me for must-try food spots, I always recommend Sulok Cafe.
Established in 2016, the cafe is located in one corner of a building just across the massive Ynares Center. Its small but cozy space is home to not just a variety of signature food options that locals and visitors have come to love, but also to a community built over friendship and conversations. Its owners, Millennial couple Rodrigo Escobar and Anne Riel Wong, have always made it their mission to provide a “sulok” or corner where visitors can relax and find an escape from their busy lives.
That sulok I and many others have come to love, though, is about to close its doors permanently. The food spot has announced this on its official Facebook page.
This story is from the July 8, 2020 edition of Manila Bulletin.
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