My cousin told me about this place so we decided to check it out. Here was our experience on a…read moreThursday evening. AMBIANCE: Parking | All street parking it really depends on the time of the day, but on an evening, it wasn't bad at all. Seating | Seating for almost 30-40 people both inside and outside. You have a choice of casually lounging or grabbing a table to study. Feels | It's in the tip of an alley but not too much in the crowded city thus it's a pretty comfortable place to be around. The cafe itself is a pretty neat place. It does it's best to emulate a fancy hip coffee shop with it's art, music, and desserts. Great place to study, catch up with a friend, or simply read a book. FOOD: Chocolate Frappe (Recommend) I would look into their drinks rather than their desserts. This was sweet, milky and smooth. Usually drinks can be overly sweet or just filled with ice but this was a good one. Blueberry Cheesecake (I've had better) It does look like an appetizing cheesecake however I noticed they warmed it up. If you do request for it, I would suggest asking to get one from the fridge. CUSTOMER SERVICE: As a tourist they were pretty friendly. They were helpful and our food came in relatively quick. TL;DR OVERALL 3.5 stars. It may not be THE place to be but I appreciate it's efforts. The menu was creative yet unique, the vibes was chill, and the service was nice. It's a good place for Westerners to chill if they're feeling a little homesick. TIPS: * They got wi-fi here!

This mini Milk tea kiosk is located at the new expansion building of Robinsons Mall. Its very cute…read morewith some seating for those who want to relax while shopping. There were many selections but some were kind of recycled to be called a "new" drink. There were some flavors that they dont have on the menu like coconut or mango which is something kind of expect here in the Philippines but they dont. The drinks were great and not too sweet. It was just right. The employees were very patient and helpful since it was our first time going to this tea place. One thing that caught my attention were the cute bag that held our teas. They're not plastic but some sort of fabric that we can reuse for groceries. Very environment friendly!

Excellent service, coffee and staff, place is clean and welcoming. Seating inside or outside, great…read moreparking.

Today's the soft opening! Best place when hanging out with friends. Cozy! Definitely gonna come…read moreback for more! PS. Love at first sight. However, lots of room for improvement.

We were on our way to Vigan from Laoag, my relatives decided to stop by and buy some goods here…read more Here's how my experience went on a Wednesday afternoon. AMBIANCE: Parking | Parking wasn't a problem, it's moreover a stop and go kind of place. Seating | Once again it is a stop and go, if you want to eat, I recommend eating in the car or get out and stretch. Feels | The area is pretty small. There is a good strip of stores to take a nice pitstop. If you're looking for something scenic or iconic, there's not too much here. The shop itself is pretty spacious, whats pretty neat is that you see the people making the bibingka in the back. FOOD: Peanut Bibingka (Recommend) The bibingka was like a personal size pizza. The bibingka was soft, moist and sticky. It was pretty hard to separate the banana leaf from the bibingka and the peanut gave it a unique taste. CUSTOMER SERVICE: No complaints here. Ordered, they prepped, and we got served, done deal. TL;DR OVERALL 4.5 Stars. I'm not much of a bibingka person but I appreciate this. They're not just bibingka but other lite snacks as well. For those travelers that are in need of a break, this is a spot to check out. Good food with a few good choices. TIPS: * Great place for a pitstop