The corridors resemble the staircase of a castle, complete with decors referencing famous fairy tales and even Harry Potter. Check out this mirror with a lovely message from the tale of Snow White and the door sign of the admin room.

There’s ample space for everyone: from a couple dating, to a family to a barkada chilling out. If you want an open-air/al fresco dining experience, there are spots where you can dine under the afternoon to night skies. In the evening, you can look over the lighted strip of McArthur Highway and the nearby SM City Marilao.

High Ground also holds acoustic nights on some weekdays and has recently launched the classic barkada game called “beer pong”. Promos on food and refreshments are also to watch out for, which, according to Ms. Trono, are being offered by the tenants themselves (stalls and booths) from time to time.

With its good food, wide menu selection and a unique dining space, it’s no wonder High Ground is fast becoming the next foodie attraction north of Manila. You may want to try it out before everybody else does.

High Ground Foodpark

MacArthur cor. Saog Road, Marilao, Bulacan

https://www.facebook.com/HighGroundFoodPark