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| Back in the eighties when the Sta. Rosa highway was not yet built, travelers to Tagaytay would often come across this quaint log cabin along Km. 52 Aguinaldo Highway. Amidst the rustic ambiance and cozy weather, diners managed to enjoy some fresh greens, gourmet dishes, and freshly brewed coffee. The restaurant was small enough to feel like one was entering a home. |
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| As demand grew, a bigger restaurant behind the log cabin was built. At present, the former log cabin is now a country store while the bigger restaurant has been renovated with a Mediterranean façade. After 28 years, Gourmet Farms is also managing an organic farm behind the big restaurant. |
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| The farm also includes a place for meditation and rest known as St. Joseph’s Sanctuary. St. Joseph is the husband of the Virgin Mary who was described as a silent worker. The place promotes activities that advocate solitude. |
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| Gourmet Farms is known for its fresh greens straight from the farm. It is one of the reasons to visit especially as the restaurant offers a daily salad bar. |
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| There are also various organic coffee blends to choose from. |
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