Café Dionysus

Hearty meal had! Apart from the ambience, masarap din yung pagkain! We loved the all day breakfast meals which came in with healthy red rice plus a bit of roast veggies with choice of longganisa, tapa, chicken adobo flakes(P400/plate). The appetizer we had was boursin with crostini---excellent! And for P300, great for sharing. We also ordered ceaser salad(P300) which had novelty greens and was pretty. The salted caramel chocolate cake(P200) was also delicious. I enjoyed their ice blended coffee as well. Overall, highly recommended! We were told that they don't usually accept reservations for weekends but they were able to accommodate us(party of 9) for late lunch. Thankfully, we were there early, too. So we didn't wait long and a table was already prepared for us. People started coming in at around 1:30-2:00pm.

Cafe Dionysius is one of the three cafes inside Pinto Art Museum, located on the second floor of the White building, where the ground floor is the artefacts gallery. They have sandwiches, main dishes, and ice cream, but they have 8% service charge on every order. It is a view deck where you can see the interior of the Pinto Art Museum compound.

More cakes please. We were stuck during today's thunderstorm but it was nice just spending time with loved ones. They have nice vintage glass windows. We loved that the cafe is at the end of the art gallery path and just above the commuter's exit (we didn't know this but my father in law noticed it on the map while waiting for the rain to stop). We'll be back to sample the savory dishes.

The Pinto Art Museum, located in a stunning setting reminiscent of the Greek village of Santorini in the Mediterranean, showcases a diverse collection of contemporary Philippine art. There are three picturesque cafes within the museum. Café Dionysus, one of them, stands out as a truly fairytale-like space. The Mediterranean-style building and garden are beautifully and stylishly harmonized with sculptural works. It's a beautiful space where sky, nature, buildings, art, and people come together. The numerous open windows allow for beautiful natural lighting. The iced coffee was delicious, and it offered a comfortable resting place. Young couples are often seen here, and this charming space perfectly complements their atmosphere.

Was expecting more of greek foods in the menu but it turns out just random foods from different cuisines. Nevertheless, food taste good, ambiance was really good, service was great. A good place to hangout when you visit Pinto Museum.

Cafe Dionysus offers a relaxing and artsy ambiance, perfect for a quick break or a quiet hangout (inside Pinto Art Museum). We had the iced tea and iced americano—both refreshing and well-prepared. The iced tea was light and crisp, while the americano had a bold, smooth kick. A chill spot to unwind with good drinks and calm vibes.

Cafe Dionysus is a refreshing oasis nestled within Pinto Art Museum. It serves as a welcome retreat for weary visitors seeking both refreshment and nourishment amidst the art-filled surroundings. The cafe boasts Greek-inspired decor that enhances its ambiance. The servers are friendly and accommodating, adding to the pleasant dining experience. The food itself is exceptional, offering a delightful mix of flavors that complement the museum's artistic atmosphere. We had a great time here and I know you will too!