There was a time, a few years back, when open lots in many cities in the metro were turned into venues for small food outlets or food parks.
Food districts and food parks are sprouting one after the other in locations that were previously known as residential areas, but are now peppered with affordable restaurants, cafés and food stalls among them Maginhawa, Kapitolyo and Marikina.
People of the North rejoice! The foodie hotspots keep shifting on Metro Manila’s map, and they finally found their way to the open, empty spaces of Quezon City’s Fairview (or Far-view, as most people call it).
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