Farmer's Daughter Baguio: Cordilleran food near Tam-awan
Farmer's Daughter is a mid-range Cordilleran restaurant on Longlong Road near Tam-awan Village. Use it as the meal anchor of a west-side route and allow about 75 minutes, excluding the ride from central Baguio.
Plan enough time to enjoy Farmer's Daughter
A casual stop associated with hearty Cordilleran dishes near Tam-awan Village. The suggested visit time includes a little room to look around without treating the stop like a quick checklist.
How to fit Farmer's Daughter into your itinerary
Farmer's Daughter is best treated as the meal anchor of a Tam-awan or West Baguio route. The Longlong Road location works naturally with Tam-awan Village and nearby west-side stops, but it is not a convenient interruption to an East Baguio day.
- 1Build the route around Tam-awan
Visit the nearby cultural area before or after the meal so the longer west-side journey serves more than one stop.
- 2Check the restaurant directly
Confirm current opening days, service hours, seating, menu availability, and prices before leaving the city center.
- 3Plan the return ride
Keep enough daylight and travel allowance for the return; do not assume that a vehicle will be waiting immediately after the meal.
Check the live details on your travel date
- Confirm current access. Opening hours, entrance fees, reservations, menus, and property rules can change.
- Protect the travel buffer. Baguio traffic, queues, rain, hills, and the final walk from a drop-off can add time.
- Use the public entrance. Check the final pin and ask staff or a dispatcher when a large property has several gates.
Guide reviewed 2026-10-29. Live operating details should still be verified directly.