Relaxing Date @ Subic (Day 2): San Roque Chapel and Xtremely Xpresso

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Attending Sunday mass was our first itinerary for our weekend date. We arrived too early for mass at San Roque Chapel. This chapel is located along Dewey Road and is relatively smaller compared to the usual church we are used to hearing mass. But this chapel has air condition and is definitely fit for intimate weddings!


Well, we were able to hear mass at San Roque chapel. But we made sure to take a picture of the mass schedule and get hold of their contact number. The chapel has an office located at the side.


Contact Numbers: (047) 292-4539, 09089878678
Office hours: Tuesday  - Sunday (8AM - 5PM)

In front of the chapel is a park, we just thought of taking some pictures of the park while walking and thinking our next move.


The fun part was eating breakfast at xtremely xpresso while waiting for the mass. Xtremely Xpresso is just a few steps away from the chapel! We just love eating breakfast at this restaurant.

Our quick Sunday breakfast with free coffee
Most of the time, the least planned dates are those that do come true! Spontaneous. Exciting. Fun. Try it and tell us how you feel.


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