Who knew pizza heaven was a place on earth?
Deli de San Honore – Purok 138
This hidden gem in Tagaytay is a bakery/restaurant owned by husband and wife Jeremy and Kate Joson. It’s been operational for a little bit over two years now and is considered a favorite stop for residents in the area.
Fun fact: Deli de San Honore translates to "store of St. Honore," the patron saint of bakers.
It’s a quiet garden-style restaurant that comfortably seats up to 18 people at a time. They serve international dishes, weekend special plates, and homemade breads.
They even sell imported teas!
Chef Jeremy is an alumnus of the HRM program of the University of Santo Tomas. He also worked as a baker at a Filipino-owned bakery in New Jersey and had formal schooling at the International Culinary Academy in New York.
He and his then girlfriend-turned-wife Kate met in the US and decided to come home, get married, and start their own restaurant business. They started small by accepting tray orders from their Quezon City home and now operates Deli de San Honore on top of their usual catering services.
Insider tip: Customers can bring their own bottle of wine.
The restaurant actually started as a bakery offering Chef Jeremy’s special country and sourdough breads. Due to high demand from their usual customers, Deli de San Honore eventually transformed to a full-blown restaurant offering hot plates, coffee, and desserts.
Fact: The owner shares that this restaurant was among the unfortunate establishments that was hit by Typhoon Glenda back in 2014 which resulted to a temporary shutdown of the restaurant. They reopened a few months later and has fully recovered from the massive damages.
Deli de San Honore serves a beautiful menu of comfort food specialties like their Herb de Provence Pork Chop, D Deli’s Pizza, and the Stuffed Chicken Breast. They also have exclusive weekend specials and the occasional set menus for the holidays. Here are a few photos of their bestsellers.
D Deli’s Pizza
Charcoal brick oven soudough pizza with Jambon blanc, egg, arugula, truffle oil
Insider tip: They grow their greens from their backyard!
Pizza Bianca
Fresh Caciotta Cheese, mushrooms, white sauce
Herb de Provence Pork Chop
A crowd favorite. Served with side salad, garlic rice, sweet pickle chips, stir-fried french beans
Clockwise from lower left: Herb de Provence Pork Chop, Stuffed Chicken Breast, and Smoked Farmer’s Sausage Pasta
Here are some of their seasonal items. Take note that their weekend specials may vary depending on the availability of ingredients.
Bone Marrow Crusted Oysters
Steaks
Deli de San Honore uses imported meat from the US.
Lamb Caldereta
Monte Cristo Sandwich
Mozzarella, Jambon Blanc, potato chips
Creamy Chicken Pesto
Chocolate Peanut Butter Lava Cake
Served with homemade ice cream
Chef Jeremy plans to open the restaurant more often once they start sending their daughter to a school near Deli. But ’til then they are only open on the weekends.
Here’s a map from their Facebook page:
Reservations are accepted
Zambal Road, Brgy. Neogan, Tagaytay City
0915 959 1675
Open Saturday-Sunday 8 am – 9 pm
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