Food and Dining at Veue

Food at Veue is set up to be flexible. Every cabin has a real kitchen, so most guests do at least some of their own cooking. For meals you don’t want to cook, you have two options: order from G Cafe next door (room-service style, delivered to your cabin) or drive into Bolinao town for one of several local restaurants.

The Short Version

• Cook in your cabin, full kitchen, including induction stove, microwave, refrigerator, rice cooker, French press, and full cookware and dining set
• Room service from G Cafe, the cafe next door delivers to your cabin
• Town restaurants, about a thirty-five-minute drive into Bolinao town
• BBQ on the property, caretakers set up a portable grill in front of your cabin on request
• No corkage fee, bring your own wine, beer, and spirits

What Each Cabin Comes With

A working kitchen, not a kitchenette. See the What’s in Every Cabin article for the full kitchen inventory; in short, you have everything you’d need to cook a real meal for the number of guests the cabin sleeps.

What’s Available On Request

• BBQ grill setup, caretakers will bring a portable BBQ grill out and set it up in front of your cabin. Charcoal is available on-site (small charge applies), or you can bring your own.
• Firepit, for evenings around an open fire. Firewood is available on the property.
• Tricycle to town, the caretakers can arrange a tricycle if you want to head into Bolinao town without driving yourself.

A Note on Drinks

There is no corkage fee at Veue. Bring whatever you want for the cabin. Most guests stock the refrigerator on the way in, with a grocery stop in Alaminos or Bolinao town.

For coffee, every cabin has a French press and a hot water pot. For tea, the hot water pot. Bring your own beans, grounds, and tea bags.

See Also

• Cooking in Your Cabin, what you can make in the cabin kitchen, and how to handle the BBQ
• Nearby Restaurants and Room Service, G Cafe, Sungayan Grill, and town options
• Groceries and Supplies on the Way In, where to shop before you arrive