Arnes Bus Stop Restaurant

"Bus stop for those traveling from North to South of Luzon and vice versa. Lots of things, food and drinks to choose from provided by several stalls and sellers. Good place to stretch out from a long haul travel. Can be pricey - actually it is on the pricey side. Gulaman and other samalam8g, softdrinks costs 50 petots ;) noms seems clean to eat don't forget your pasalubongs! And mind your time for your business- though they will not leave without you naman, I guess?"

"There are several eateries and shops at the bus stop. I'd recommend going inside where there's proper food instead of buying food from the kiosks outside. They don't have black coffee or tea, only milk or cream coffee coffee, but they'll give you hot water if you have your soluble coffee. No soap in the bathroom."

"Wide selections of pasalubong, clean toilets with bidet, lugaw and chicken mami was very good and cheap. The dining tables and chairs were very clean too, good job"

"Nice stopover where you can get food and drinks. Restrooms available Canteen Slippers, PJs, and clothes for sale Coffee, noodles, and snacks Rice meals"

"Quite a bus/rest stop if I might say. It's average yet there's sense of "home" in it. The meals are home cooked and the vibe is like arriving at your old grandma's house. The pricing is Traveller friendly like what we call "Maka-Masa/Maka-Bayan" here for a quick stop but sometimes. Quick stops are just what you need"

"Decent spacious bus stop. The place got different local pasalubong items and food options for quick bites, take away (in good microwavable bento box type container) and a canteen for you to dine in. The complementary coffee jelly given was good."

"Spacious and good oasis for travellers. They have restrooms restaurants that sells chicken mami, goto and budget rice meal. You can also buy psalubong here."