After our Kawasan escapade, it was already 2 a.m. when we crept into our beds. We were supposed to drive around Cebu City the next day, August 13, for Franc who was in Cebu for the first time. We had been to Ayala and SM Malls but didn’t visit the usual tourist spots like Mactan Shrine, Taoist Temple, Fort San Pedro and Magenllan’s Cross. At least, he tried the Edge Coaster and enjoyed Kawasan Falls.
It was 1 p.m. when everybody was up and ready to go. We drove to 10 Dove St. in Sto. Niño Village since Val wanted them to experience a set of sandwich, soup, salad and cake for lunch. It is a simple yet elegant place to dine in a posh residential area. It can serve around 20 persons and they also accept take-out orders.
Its interior, including its wash area, is refined and polished. Simple decorations like teapots, bowls, round plates and flowers added to the beauty of the place. Some are hanged on walls, others were simply placed on top of a side table.
We occupied the only round table they have which is enough for the 6 of us to be seated together. Most of the tables can only seat 3-4 persons. This mini restaurant is open daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. and they get fully-booked during peak hours.
They serve several choices of sandwiches, soups, salads and slices of cakes and each set for a price of Php 185 is not that expensive. Soup is served first. Each one can have his or her order placed on the table. Sandwich is served next. Each course is being served together for the same table. Be sure to be at pace with your companions. Else, they will be waiting for you to finish before they could have the next food.
Salad is served next. Then, you can select your own slice of cake by the counter. Drinks are not included but the price for beverages range from 20-30 pesos.
It seems light and not enough to satisfy your stomach but you can leave 10 Dove St. full and contented.
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