I’m not really a wine drinker, but I passed by this wine shop located along Gorordo Avenue.
I have not entered inside this establishment yet. It looks intimidating, but hopefully I experience this place in the near future.
The Wineshop sells imported wines, and is also a restaurant that offers breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Reviews I read online is mixed, some like Wineshop, and a few don’t.
Address: Gorordo Avenue, near Golden Peak Hotel.
Contact: +639216443436, (032) 254-6780
Video of Gaisano Capital South caught on fire.
The fire started around 1am, and probably last about 24 hours, but 18 hours according to the news.
Unknown to most Cebuanos, Gaisano South is about 8 storeys in height. So this probably made it difficult for firefighters to resolve.
I used work here in year 2000.
I got this photo of Sotero Cabahug from a painting hanged on the wall of Cebu Capitol Building in Osmena Boulevard.
Son of a farmer, he was born on April 22, 1891 in Mandaue City, Cebu.
For his collegiate education he went to the then Colegio Seminario de San Carlos in Cebu City and San Juan de Letran College and University of Santo Tomas in Manila.
Sotero Cabahug served as Cebu Governor from 1934 to 1937. He also held a number of positions in Mandaue City, Cebu and nationally. In Cebu he was a Deputy Provincial Fiscal (1918–1919), Municipal Councilor (1920–1925), Acting Municipal President (1928–1931), Representative, 2nd District of Cebu (1931–1934).
He became National Defense Secretary (1954- 1956) under the regime of Carlos P. Garcia.
I’ve heard in the past from Cebuano politicians pushing Cebu City as the next capital of the Philippines, replacing Manila.
I disagree with that idea.
If I base it from Manila’s present condition, it does not look good. Yes, economically, Manila is up there in the clouds.
Manila is over-populated, crime rates shooting up, congested traffic. It’s taking the blame for the whole country’s troubles.
So, Cebu should stay the same, but move up economically and values.
Photo-walking along the National Highway in Talisay City. This is my first photos of Talisay City, and my second set outside of Cebu City. The first was in Camella Homes.
Talisay City is about 8 to 9 kilometers south of Cebu City. by virtue of RA 8979, Talisay became a City on December 30 2000. This City is part of Metropolitan Cebu.
Gaisano Fiesta Mall. This is a sister company of Gaisano Capital.
Parking are of Gaisano Fiesta Mall.
Penta Graphics.
The mode of transportation in Talisay City are tricycle, multicab and jeepney.
Three storey building.
Cebu Atlantic Hardware.
ATM – Automatic Tubig Machine. Instant water dispenser. For just 1 peso your thirst is quenched.
Honda sales outlet.
L3L battery shop and Lino electrical shop.
LGC’s Marketing, here you can find really cheap items, such as toys, chargers, furnitures and many more.
HP – Hi Precision, diagnostic clinic.
RCBC, I had to shoot farther from the bank, the guards can be paranoid with people holding DLSRs.
Shell station. See that jeepney at the left most? I took a ride in it.
This is the boundary of Talisay City and Cebu City.
Asian College of Technology.
OGRA internet cafe, Perfect Clean janitorial service.
Interior of the jeepney I rode..
The closer look of the driver area of the jeepney.