Mischmash Recommends: Marcia Adams'

You know how we easily we get smitten by charming interiors. Particularly those that can transport us somewhere pretty even just for a few hours.

Marcia Adam's is all about relaxed, homey interiors, good food, topped with great service. It's a trek up Tagaytay but well worth the trip.

Halls and walls.

Savored to the last press. 

Fresh flowers in almost every corner.

Bills come in embroidered envelopes. It's all in the details.

This shot taken by my little budding photographer. 

Obviously, I'm not much of a foodie. No photos of food. But food was great for my standards, at least. Marcia Adams' is Mischmash recommended if you're craving for some quiet place with a view. You leave with a content soul and a happy tummy too!

For directions and menu details, visit Marcia Adam's Facebook page here. Enjoy!

snaps from the weekend

The weekend kicked off with a dinner hosted by the fabulous Favilas where there were good food, a plethora of desserts, lots of play time for the kids and great company. Le Misch tried to ride the scooter and was just plain happy with lots of kids and toys around. 

Saturday morning, we headed out to Marina at Keppel Bay for brunch at Privé. Hubby had a heady feeling from the night before so we had to beg off from what would have been another fun afternoon at Trapizza.

Sunday was supposed to be lazy but I had to run some errands and the two (naturally) came along. We tried Skinny Pizza for lunch which turned out to be good and light which then merits a return. 

And for some reason the three of us ended up walking down Emerald Hill while admiring the quaint and lovely Peranakan houses. 

The weekend that was.

Friday Night

 Scooting.

 

 Playing.

Saturday Morning

 

Brunching.

Le Misch meets a friend (or two) wherever she goes.

 Me, Misch, and her cow. She has fallen in love with her cow all over again that she REFUSES to leave him at home.

Striping and polka dotting on a Saturday morning.

 The Marina.

Father + daughter.

Sunday Lunch

 Piled up luggages. Nice touch.

Skinny, indeed.

We didn't have any.

Emerald Hill

Dark wood + yellow walls.

Pink and blue windows + saloon doors.

Hot pink and gray windows + saloon doors.

Wishing you all a wonderful week ahead!