The Farmer's Daughter Café (Badiwan)

About

The Badiwan outpost (officially "Farmers-Daughter Café") is the second location of Baguio's beloved Farmer's Daughter, set at Cezars Place along the Aspiras–Ben Palispis (Marcos) Highway in Tuba, just past the Badiwan Viaduct and about 7 km (19 minutes) from SM City Baguio. It serves the same Cordilleran-Ibaloi menu as the original Tam-awan branch — kinuday (smoked pork, beef or chicken), pinikpikan, pinuneg, mix-mix/tinadtad, dinakdakan and pak-pako salad — in a café-style space with a scenic Marcos Highway and Badiwan Valley view, longer hours than the original (open into the evening), and a retail shelf of local products. A convenient, view-rich Cordilleran stop on the Baguio drive. (This branch is in Tuba, just outside Baguio City — the Tam-awan branch is the flagship.)

Amenities

• Branch of Baguio's Farmer's Daughter, in Tuba
• Along Marcos/Ben Palispis Hwy near the Badiwan Viaduct
• Scenic highway stop with a valley view
• Same Cordilleran smoked-meat (kinuday) menu
• Pinikpikan, pinuneg, mix-mix and dinakdakan
• Pak-pako and highland-vegetable salads
• Retails local products (vinegar, spreads, yema)
• Open into the evening (longer than the original)
• About 7 km / 19 min from SM City Baguio
• Parking and outdoor seating
• Not all menu items always available

Facilities

• Parking
• Restroom
• Outdoor seating

Good to know

Details

Typically busy

Usually busy at these times — based on typical patterns, not live crowd data.

• Weekend daytime
• Holiday peak

Where

Landmark: Cezars Place along Marcos/Ben Palispis Hwy just past the Badiwan Viaduct, about 7 km from SM City Baguio

Menu

Signature dishes:

• Kinuday jen Baboy

  ₱210

  Stir-fried smoked pork — the house signature.

  Signature

• Kinuday jen Baha

  ₱225

  Boiled and steamed smoked beef.

  Signature

• Pinuneg

  ₱210

  Sautéed Ibaloi blood sausage.

  Signature