The Burrow Cafe at the Antipolo Beehouse

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Don't let the dark and murky staircase you have to pass through to get there fool you--The Burrow at the Antipolo Beehouse is a gorgeous cafe beside a stream, and replete with plants, trees, and flowers.






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