A perfect venue for a study group, business meeting or to just chill out. The Library Cafe is on…read morethe third floor and has a great view of the street below. You can hang out on their patio and people watch, relax on their covered swinging bench, or head on inside. They also have private study/meeting rooms for some peace and quiet. There's free WiFi, a strong aircon, soft music playing in the background, lots of elbow room, and a clean fully stocked bathroom. Staff were friendly and helpful. I ordered a shake and a slice of cake. I felt like a little kid enjoying my strawberry milkshake with whipped cream and strawberry syrup drizzle. I even had a shovel straw to scoop up every last drop YUMMY! It was made with real strawberries and strawberry syrup: sweet with a hint of tart. I also had their custard cake which was moist and delicious. I'm planning to return to try out their food; but it'll need to be after 5pm when their food menu is available.

service was great but there is no longer any WiFi. Whoa!!!! What happened? All Starbucks in…read morethe world have wifi ?

When in Rome, act like a Roman, right?…read more But once in awhile, it's kinda nice to have a quick taste of your "norm," even if it's just for a few minutes. Located on one of the busiest streets of Dagupan, Starbucks is a welcoming sight for sore eyes. After running a few errands around the area, it was a good stop to make for something cold and for a snack. Parking was a challenge. There are about 4 spaces up front that can be shared by patrons of all the other establishments in the area. We got lucky to score one of them. We walked in and I immediately liked the open and welcoming space. It was quite inviting. There wasn't a line, so we took our time putting in our orders. Now, I'll admit, a couple of us took a minute to make up our minds, but the cashiers were patient. They also suggested a couple of cakes and pastries. Now, I'm not a sweets person, and I usually just take a bite just to say I tried it, but gotta say the crepe cake was pretty damn good! Good enough for me to eat almost half of it! That, I would recommend. Free WiFi. Place is clean - clutter didn't last longer than a few seconds since someone was always around for immediate clean up. It's a good place to chill. Me likey.

First time. Love the ambience. Love the place. The food is yummy…read more Parking is outside, first come first serve basis. Price is just about right. Their main course comes with free drink and rice. Wow!!

Nothing special about the dishes, they were okay. It was the place, quiet and away from the city. I…read morealways come back for the camote pie topped with a vanilla ice cream, it was so good! I will definitely recommend the camote pie to everyone!

Advantage: Easy to see. Easy access. Outdoor setting. Moderate price. Parking outside. Easy going…read moreand helpful staffs. Disadvantage: Need a parking space for more customers. Well, it was my first time to come. I liked their store ambiance. It was difficult to pick a drink. And then one of the staff said, "matcha" and I was like, "what is it?" He said, "Green tea." Hey my ears were flipping side to side. hehehe Matcha Latte it is...(green tea latte). I love it. You guys have to come and try!

I've always wondered how hummus would fare as a pasta sauce. I didn't expect to have it here of all…read moreplaces, in a small La Union town. If you're on the road up North in Rosario, La Union, and looking to eat somewhere that's not a Chowking/Mang Inasal/local Filipino cuisine, and a place that has a bit more flair, check out S.O.U.L. Café. While on our way to Baguio, we only accidentally stumbled upon this cafe only because we were supposed to eat at the Chowking across it, and it had no available parking spaces. Haha. This place is very easy to miss, so spot the 7-Eleven by the gas station at Rosario. This place has a laid back, bohemian vibe filled with artworks, wall paintings, like a cafe you would usually expect to be beside the beach. But it's not. It's on La Union's main road! They have some good selections on their menu if you're veering away from local, traditional fare. Their dishes are something you would expect to see in a restaurant in trendier places in Makati or BGC, but in reasonable prices. For vegans, get the Hummus Pasta (sans shrimp). It is pretty good, but the hummus-basil ratio is 1:4 which can be a bit disappointing. For a refreshing drink, you have to get their Lemon Green, which is a basil and lemon slushie that's going to make your day. Downside: Service is a bit slow and they're quite understaffed, and the server didn't seem too knowledgeable about their dishes, though.

We ate a late breakfast here with friends who always stop here on the way to Baguio. A nice…read morealternative to fast food. We all had the Filipino breakfast with the daing bangus. Perfectly fried, seasoned and a generous portion. It was great to have brewed coffee that tasted freshly brewed, not sitting for hours and had actual coffee taste instead of the instant 3 in 1 packets that are too sweet. Glad we ate local!

The ambiance was alright the coffee was good and i managed to finish my coffee within 1 minute and…read more30 seconds dog

We were looking for a place to meet up with family, and this was perfect as it had a good…read morefood/drink menu as well as being casual enough to just sit back and relax. They had many great breakfast items - I loved the mushroom omelette as well as many choices for lunch as well. They also have a good coffee & drink menu. They were unfortunately unable to make any of their Fruit Frenzy drinks while we were there, but the strawberry vanilla frappe was a good alternative and, while sweet, was very delicious. Great place to hangout & catch-up.

We wanted to have a hot cup of coffee at first but we opted to get a frappe because, to be honest,…read moreBaguio was hotter than usual this day and besides, we always have brewed coffee anyway, so we thought why not go for something else? There are still a lot of frappes to try out! When we were deciding what to order, we made a mental note to come back here until we already tried everything on the menu, especially their sausage meals and pastas! Will we see you there?

This place is awesome. 5 stars/. I really like the ambiance of the location of this coffee shop…read more Such a fantastic experience. Will come again.

As coffee shops go, Bo's coffee is on par with all of the chain coffee places in the states…read more However, I would disagree with another reviewer that this is "local". It is local per se that most of the clientele were either from the US, Canada or the upper echelon of the local community. Your average Filipino family will not be able to afford to go here. Even though, I gave the place four stars, due to the ambience and staff, the place made me realize how much of a class distinction still exists within Filipino society. The egalitarian me just cannot condone showering this place with my hard earned cash when I could better serve the local economy by patronizing the true local places

This place is wannabe Starbucks but very limited menu. Their facilities are well kept and…read moremaintained and becoming to be a big hit for millennials since they're already all over the place even inside big malls like Megamall in Manila.

The food was good traditional Filipino cuisine. The lechon was yummy and soo was the selection of…read morefood. From sushi to pancit to pizza. All you can eat. For 7 people 2 of them being seniors it was 2200 Peso witch is like $40 what a price. One thing I didn't like was the side exit. Next to a sketch bank that was closed down with garbage all over the place. Went to the wrong side. That's how I found that entrance.

Food was delicious and not so expensive, good for big family & group…read more Place waa my brother's reception after the wedding