Glad to have the chance to try this when I was on holiday in the Philippines…read more Location is inside Molito where parking can be a huge hassle but since I got there right before 7am, it was easy to find parking. Loved the interiors of the place and the staff were friendly and accommodating. Happy to know that they offer soy milk too! I got a soy milk latte that was prepared well and they didn't rush preparing the coffee. Coffee itself was roasted well and not too acidic. Will go back again when I'm in town.

This place didn't suck. Reasonable quality. Acceptable taste. Coffee taste ok Nice place.read more

This is an excellent coffee house. It is hard to believe it is in Dasmarinas and not Manila. It's…read moreambiance is stylish and relaxing. It's decor consists of antiques, colorful knickknacks and strategic lighting that creates a modern design. One that pays homage to the past and delightfully blends old and new into a trendy space to eat, drink, or just chill. The prices are similar to what you'd pay in the States (on some menu items), but not so much so that it's prohibitive. Coffee Project's bathroom is a single unisex bathroom that is clean and well stocked. The free WiFi is fast. It's actually one of the best WiFi services I've seen here in Philippines, outside of Manila. When is Dasmarinas, check this place out. It is at the Vista Mall. It has its own door, so it is open outside of the mall hours.

I always go to Coffee Project when I want to work outside. Seating is nice, lighting is soft…read more Ambiance overall is great for remote workers like me. Plus internet connection is stable. Bread selection are great. Pasta has okay serving size. Food is average (it's good but not exceptionally good for it's price) but if you're looking for a space to catchup and have a great ambiance, remember that's what you're really paying for.

Had the pesto panini for brunch and it tasted really good. It came with plain chips but tasted a…read morelittle bit stale like a day old. Love the interior! Feels as if you aren't in the Las Pinas area. Although, My friend lost a cellphone here a two years ago and we were certain it was last seen there but it was never returned to her. When it was only the waiters and us that were there.

This is my favorite cafe in BF Resort, both in terms of food and ambiance. In fact, this is one of…read moremy favorite cafes in all of Metro Manila. For me, this is both a magic-inspired place and a magical place. Once I step inside, I am instantly immersed in its spell, with its walls in different pastel shades, paper cutout-like towering trees, colorful chalk art (The art in the long chalk board on the wall changes. On one Christmas we went the art had a Christmas theme), decoupaged tables, and charming collectibles like masks and bright birdcages. And, there's the gift shop with, yes, magic wands ala Harry Potter, tarot cards and other magical items. And, just look at the menu - there's a shake called Love Potion #29, and an onion soup called Gayuma, among other things! My favorites are Wands In A Cauldron (fresh and crunchy fries in a mini-cauldron) and the Harry Potter-inspired Butter Brew, which is sweet with just the right kick. They also have special drinks just for Christmas, and my favorite is the spiked eggnog.

Cafe Breton has been my go-to creperie for more than a decade & a half already and they still have…read morethat consistency. Also, price hasn't increased that much which is great and service has always been attentive. They serve their crepes on their signature blue and white plates and the interiors haven't changed much too. I always request them to make my crepe a bit crunchy to have more texture. Their coffee and their burgers are good too. Overall happy that this place is still doing well and that they've maintained consistency over the years.

This is a charming homey restaurant in Westgate. I brought a friend here for dessert. She has…read morenever been here. My friend ordered strawberry shortcrepe and was disappointed that the strawberry was a jam rather than fresh ones. Even then, the jam was minuscule. Instead, it had plenty of strawberry syrup. She liked the crepe itself and thought the strawberry ice cream was delicious. I ordered the Pinay crepe that had plenty of fresh mangoes and chocolate syrup. It did not come with ice cream so I ordered chocolate ice cream as a supplement. I enjoyed every bite because the crepe was warm and the right amount of supple. Surprisingly, it was not too sweet. Hubby ordered the mango crepe with Grand Marnier and coffee ice cream. He enjoyed it. Coming here every time we come to the Philippines has become our tradition. It is comfort food and the service is always excellent.

Le Cat Coffee Shop is an addition to the new trend which is the cat café. Cat lovers will really…read moreenjoy here because cats freely roam around the café. You can play with them, pet them and even feed them. As of now, they have a total of eight cats with such adorable names which are Apple, Caramel, Barton, Orange, Strawberry, Summer, Peanuts and Cici. The cats are just as adorable as their names and they're very friendly once they warm up to you. Le Cat Coffee Shop has a door price of Php 199 that comes with a hot or iced coffee of your choice or for an additional Php 20 you may have a frappuccino. You may stay and play all you want with the cats for up to two hours only but it's not bitin. Within two hours I already made new feline friends and had so much fun playing with them. Their coffee is actually good too since they use real coffee beans. As of now, they're still on dry run but I have high hopes for them. More cats please!

Translated in English, the shop's name simply means great work, and that's what this coffee shop…read moreprides itself in with every cup of coffee they serve their patrons. Located along the south's foodie nest, BF Paranaque, one may have a hard time spotting this coffee gem. This small quaint shop is located on the second floor of a commercial building complex. The place is a perfect for coffee aficionados, as they'll feel at home with the ambiance and vibe of the place. The guy who owns the place himself is a coffee guru, having bagged a lot of local and international awards with his brewing prowess. My absolute favourites are their cold brew (they are the ones supplying the cold brew at Puzzles BGL) as well as the Belgian heartbreaker. It's comfort in a cup. The cold brew has a fresh, crisp taste with the right amount of caffeine kick that coffee lovers love and the Belgian heartbreak hits the right heartstrings that is sure to make your gloomy day bright as the morning sunshine.

If you crave for quiet time, which you can't get in mainstream cafés, Carpe Diem is the perfect…read moreplace for you. They have a sufficient amount of plugs for your gadgets and free wi-fi - just what you need for your me time or study time. Aside from this, the café also serves great coffee and food. If you're coming with a big group just be sure to patient enough 'cos it may take awhile before they serve your orders. When I first dined here, I wasn't expecting much 'cos I've never heard that much about their food. Surprisingly, I loved their Chicken Teriyaki Rice. It has the right amount of sweetness and there's a generous amount of chicken. It reminds me of the Takaw Rice in Charbroiled. The café is a bit small so I won't recommend it for big groups.

When I was in college, I used to gawk at my dad's brother (who was a yuppie at the time) for buying…read moregourmet coffee. I was in college then and my caffeine consumption was limited to cheap 3-in-1 "coffee"sachets. I didn't know any better, it was all I could afford and drinking it gave me a quick pick-me-upper, until I started working. I realized why good coffee was called good coffee and why bad coffee is merely a by-product of bad sugar and little caffeine. I learned how to be an economical caffeine connoisseur, this is why up to this day you will never find me buying coffee from those big chain cafes. The reason? And probably my greatest caffeine discovery in life: 18 Days Coffee Roaster. I never buy coffee from any other place. To do so, would be blasphemy as my taste buds have been doing the tango to its Special Blend for the past 5 years. I love it so much that I've made it my go-to pasalubong for family and friends that come home to Manila. Their Special Blend is a must-try. A blend of Arabica, robusta and barako, a cup alone is quite spectacular and you'll never want anything else. The price is excellent too, a medium-sized bag costs P275 and it can sustain 1 person for weeks. So, I say ditch those big coffee chain shops and buy local. Buy from 18 Days Coffee Roaster. Oh and the Manang that roasts the coffee herself is quite the charmer too. I recommend that you chat with her every time you visit.

Love how spacious this cafe is. So many choices for different kinds of seating as well. You wanna…read moresit at a high top (I don't)? You need to study or eat at a regular dining table? How about a lounge chair? Yes please! Lots of options for big groups as well. And the coffee? Quite good. Even the black drip was good, not bitter. I don't drink fancy lattes (too much milk and sugar) and other coffee beverages with all kinds of stuff in it. I like the Chemex or V60 type coffees black. If the beans are good, it won't be bitter. They also sell real food as well as pastries and cakes here. I got here when they opened at 7 am, so I was not hungry so I didn't order anything else other than coffee. Unfortunately WiFi is not free. You can join their Rewards program for a nominal fee to get 30 minutes of WiFi and discounts on their drinks. At the CB&TL across the street inside Asian Hospital, they have free Google WiFi so go there if you need it. Next time I'm in Festival Mall, I'll have to stop here again for coffee.