Hillocks Coffee Shop And Restaurant in Nueva Ecija

"Place is awesome. Very nice place to take pictures. Food is a bit pricy but bearable. Service is not that fast since it took around 15-20 mins but is justifiable since they cooked it fresh. Food is tasty specially their All Day Breakfast Meals(Pancake is a must)"

"Went here on our way back from Baler. Maybe because of that stark contrast from a bad restaurant experience we had from the night before or maybe because of where it was situated, this cafe was a literal breath of fresh air. Ordered the batutay and the recado and washed it down with Spanish hot chocolate. Loved it. Worth stopping by if ever you’re going to Aurora."

"Amazing pancake. A hint of yellow cake and vanilla made this a joy to eat. It didn't get soggy or unpleasant with the syrup which is why usually I prefer waffles. Definitely recommend. Just be careful if it's wet - the steps get very slippery."

"I am giving a full score because of its strategic location for those traveling to Aurora. There is parking, inside and outside sitting and nice food. Only that service time is too long."

"Coming from Baler, place was a bit tricky to find. Almost went inside a private property since we thought it was Hillcocks. Pin on the map is a bit off. Place is big. Gram-worthy spots are everywhere. Staff are courteous. Food was so-so. A good stopover before heading back to Manila."

"Food can take a while to be served. Limited parking space for up to 5 cars, I think. Friendly staff. Husband says their Beef Caldereta is old-fashioned and I liked it, except that it’s served with olives which I’m allergic to. Fried chicken is a bit dry on the inside. Highly recommend their Almond Slice, paired with black coffee."

"One of the best coffee shops in Nueva Ecija, rustic in a classic setting that is very fascinating and an ideal to stop by , for a very intimate dining experience. The food made a mark for its excellent taste, specially their burgers, the pecan pie is the best I had , beyond compare.Summing it up, it was real good culinary experience."

"If you're looking for a slice of paradise hidden amidst the breathtaking hills heading to Baler, look no further than this hidden gem that has captured our hearts time and time again. Nestled cozily by the hillside, this place exudes a magical combination of charm and tranquility that keeps pulling us back like a magnetic force. From the moment you step foot in this country home-inspired haven, you're enveloped in an inviting warmth that instantly feels like a bear hug from an old friend. The interior is carefully adorned with rustic touches and an abundance of greenery, creating an ambiance that feels like a comforting embrace from Mother Nature herself. Now, let's talk about their hot chocolate, and oh, what a divine treat it is! Silky, velvety, and rich, it's the kind of elixir that can mend a broken heart or ignite a spark of joy on the cloudiest of days. With each sip, you are transported to a world of bliss, momentarily forgetting all your worries. But let's not forget about the true star of the show - the Hillocks chicken in olive oil. This succulent masterpiece effortlessly achieves the perfect balance of tenderness and flavor, leaving you spellbound and savoring every last morsel as it melts in your mouth like an edible symphony. What makes this place even more endearing is its thoughtfulness towards families. Being baby-friendly with high chairs available makes it a delightful destination for parents looking to unwind and enjoy a well-deserved break without sacrificing their little one's comfort. As if all of this wasn't enough, the surrounding garden is an enchanting oasis that begs you to stay and bask in its splendor. With nature as your backdrop and the sweet aroma of blossoms in the air, you can easily while away a couple of hours here, lost in time and fully immersed in a blissful state of contentment. Visiting this spot is like stepping into a portal that transports you to a different country altogether - one where worries are left at the door, and the only thing that matters is reveling in the joy of the present moment"