Senyor Kumpadre: A yummy treat for the whole family



A top Filipino catering restaurant - Senyor Kumpadre - is popular for its coal-grilled chicken and pork, a really good treat for the senses that every family member would surely enjoy.

Located on Kalayaan Avenue in Quezon City, Senyor Kumpadre boasts about its friendly and welcoming staff members, the entertainment which includes a show kitchen, and an acoustic show band, and the remarkable "Instagram-mable''ambience of the place.



The architecture and interior design of the restaurant is truly cozy and comfortable, making it a very good place to celebrate like wedding reception, birthday parties and other important events.

Since then, until now, the main catch for Senyor Kumpadre customers has always been the food. The best-selling Crispy Pata, Bagnet and Kare-Kare patterned after the family's most treasured recipes, are just some of the choices on the menu that really make the people coming back.



So how did Senyor Kumparde Restaurant come to this?

In 1965, a Spanish merchant and engineer named Alejandro Cristobal, started trading goods such as coconuts, and coal with Filipino businesswoman Pilar Santiago.

Since then the two became good friends and continued doing business for the next five years. Eventually, in time, the two fell in love.

Alejandro moved out of Spain, lived in the Philippines and married Pilar. Soon after having children in 1979, the couple started a new venture in 1980, Senyor Kumpadre, a traditional Filipino with a hint of Spanish influence family restaurant.



Being a loving, responsible father, and a good provide for his children, Pilar named the restaurant as such, in reference to her husband, Alejandro.

His kasambahay call him Senyor, and Kumparde by his friends and colleagues, and clients. Thus, the name Senyor Kumpadre. - ROBERT REQUINTINA









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