I realized that Jack's Loft was the sister restaurant of My Thai when the bills came--there was a separate food bill coming from My Thai and the drinks (beer) were billed by Jack's Loft. I guess that it made business sense to keep the alcohol license with just one entity, rather than having to pay 2 annual fees for 2 sister companies. We decided to chit-chat a bit more and from the My Thai restaurant at the ground floor, we went up to the 2nd floor where Jack's Loft was located. The cool December wind felt a bit like the Tagaytay breeze, and we didn't mind the open-air layout of the the place--really much like a loft. We had a few alcoholic drinks and coffee, but didn't get a chance to taste the desserts that the place was known for--they had a display full of chocolate cakes, caramel cakes and cheesecakes, and from what the waiters were telling us, some patrons take desserts as the counterpoint to their alcoholic beverages. Maybe next time! In all, good place to "chill" as the youngsters put it...
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