Everybody's Café
Kapampangan institution in San Fernando since just after World War II, for pancit luglug, morcon and camaru.
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Overview
Benito and Carmen Santos opened Everybody's Café shortly after World War II across from the San Fernando cathedral, starting as a small carinderia serving pancit luglug and mami. Its main restaurant is now on MacArthur Highway, with branches in Angeles. It is the place to try classic and adventurous Kapampangan cooking: morcon, sweet carabao tapa and adobong camaru (mole crickets).
What to order
- Pancit luglug
- Morcon
- Tapang kalabaw
- Adobong camaru
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Things to do nearby
Attractions
Monumento Fernandino
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Attractions
Museum of Philippine Arts and Culture (MOPAC)
Private museum of Philippine art, religious artefacts and culture on MacArthur Highway, open 10am to 5pm except Mondays.
Attractions
Heroes Park, San Fernando
Park on Lazatin Boulevard with statues of Filipino heroes, many of them born in Pampanga, open 6am to 6pm.
Where to stay nearby
Budget Stays
RedDoorz Plus @ Casa Lucia Sindalan
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Hotels
Hotel Mara, San Fernando
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Hotels
Hotel Gracelane
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