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

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.

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.

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!

It was just brand new when I went. I believe they were in the middle of a soft launch. In any case,…read moreit was priced reasonably. I didn't try any coffee or tea, but the juice was good and the big slice of apple pie was tasty.

By the name of the café, you may already have an idea that Usagi Café is somewhat Japanese-y. Aside…read morefrom its Japanese vibe, Usagi Café also has a homey feel that will make anyone feel comfortable. They offer Japanese coffee or what is called the Siphon, a must-try here at Usagi Café. For hungry customers, their menu also has a variety of America-Japanese fusion food to choose from. Their food is good enough to satisfy your hunger, plus it's at a very affordable price. The next time you drop by the South try out this hole-in-the-wall café if you want to escape from the ambience of the more popular cafés out there.

The food selection was great. The coffee was on point and I highly recommend it. It was my first…read moreexperience at a Starbucks Reserve and enjoyed it!

Came here cus i heard they serve different kinds of coffee from different parts of the world…read more I'm not sure if you can get a taste test first though but it never hurts to ask. Love the atmosphere here as well. I would definitely comeback especially for their banoffee pie.

Whenever I'm stressed out, the best cure for me is to a) eat a good meal, and/or b) hug my…read morefurbabies! So, when I heard that this place had both, I needed to go visit! Here, you get to spend an hour and a half with doggies plus have a free drink (from a selection) for only Php190! Bring on the squishy puppies! The inside of the pup pen is clean and, when they pee or poo, the staff cleans it immediately. There is also a big bottle of alcohol gel at the corner for when you go in and out of the pen. So, does the place smell? Not at all! My fave puppies were Simba the Pompom (a bit of a princess, even though he is a boy) and Arrow the Corgi (sooo hyper and really loves to cuddle with people). We were lucky to meet all of the dogs because we arrive in between the shifts. They are all so lovable! The downside is that the puppy cafe is almost always booked during weekends. When I went, you couldn't even make a reservation. So, we had to wait for an available slot. Also, the staff needs to be more firm with clients about the time they spend in the pen. Just to assure that the next batch of puppy lovers get to spend time with the puppies! Their food and drinks are okay. Nothing worth talking about. Note: You must remove your shoes and wear rubber slippers. Best you bring socks when you go here! :)

Never been there, but I have in my dreams and those were the best nights of sleep I have ever…read moregotten.

Small intimate restaurant located inside a subdivision that houses Biñan Doctors' Hospital. I…read morepresume that the restaurant is named after the late OB-Gyne physician who practiced at the hospital. There are a couple of sunken seaters with tables that can accommodate 5 comfortably. The food is decent and affordable. The staff when I asked about their events service was very accommodating. It is worth a try.

Brand new place! Sarap nang food and drinks ganda pang tingnan. Great for get togethers with the…read morebarkada. Malamig pa ang aircon.

We went here at the recommendation of my cousin. The food was a bit pricey but tasted good. My…read morecousins had the steak and eggs and spicy garlic butter seafood bowl. I had the butcher's steak. I liked the layout of the place. It was very welcoming. It looked like they kept every clean. Located inside Alabang Town Center.