It is overrated, overpriced and underwhelming. What is nice in having a microwaved pasta in a…read morecarton container? All the frappes basically taste like milk with a lot of ice and sugar... thank you Clydes for making such heavenly frappes. I do not understand how can anyone seat down and work in such a loud place...

Poor customer service, one of the employees was rude to me. I was just asking for coffee steerer…read moreand she handed to like shes made to me. I always come to this cafe because it's my favorite spot, I always order a brewed coffee and always ask politely. Not cool and I don't appreciate the customer service.

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

Giardino's does not only offer tantalizing dishes that will continue to haunt you after you stepped…read moreout of its doors,but the interiors itself at Giardino's is a feast in the eyes, Giardino's is set in an ancestral house in the heart of Siniloan,an old house turned into a cafe comes the charm of a zen garden and antique accents on the interior,Giardino's exudes cozy and intimate ambience perfect for diners who want their share of a gourmet coffee,pastries and italian cuisine,the casual feel of the cafe adds to the homey feeling,making it conducive to family groups and close friends to gather.Diners will have their meal al Fresco, in the garden area. Giardino's offers a differentiating concept, which is a combination of good and consistent food, nice ambiance, and friendly service. It may be a hole-in-the-wall, a garden cafe, a home converted into a cafe, or just a simple place to eat and have a cup of coffee yet end up being a destination cafe that foodies can't stop talking about. Most of all,Giardino's have an interesting story to tell. On your first visit, you will find out that the personality, the story and passion of the owner are usually big factors on how the food comes out. If you dig deeper, you'll find out that sometimes it isn't just the menu that keeps people coming back. The "why" of these cafe can explain why people will take that long trip or happily endure the long wait.

The vibe was amazing. Live band and food was great. Staff is also great. 10/10 recommended.read more

Jookin's comes with bakery treats, coffee, and even savory noms with a cozy coffee shop atmosphere…read moregreat for anyone trying to take a break from the heat and looking for somewhere quiet. When we went there was even a live band, but they weren't unbearably loud like I've typically experienced so kudos to that. I've often just left restaurants or coffee shops because the band was far too loud to even talk to the people next to you without yelling. The back of the cafe is very comfortable too. They have a nice seating area with comfortable stools and chairs that make it very cozy and probably would make a great place to hang out, maybe do some work or relax. For the menu-- they've got a lot covered. For the coffee drink fanatic or drinkable treats lover, they have Italian style sodas, frappucinos, lattes, and teas. They also have a bit of a savory menu inclusive of pizza and pasta. We had ordered two pizzas, I believe they were the Jookin Specials, a large variety of frappe coffee drinks, latte, and a Shirley Temple. The Shirley Temple was a vibrant red drink garnished with a cherry and small lemon wedge. Love the presentation and the tastes is very refreshing. It's a cherry flavored soda essentially and is non-alcoholic. Also tried the Hazelnut and Almond Frappucinos. You can definitely taste the hazelnut and almond. Overall, I prefer the almond, but both are very similar. While there wasn't anything terribly special to me about the pizza, it was very good, and I'd be happy to come get it again. There were tons to try on the menu here too, especially their frappucino menu which offers coffee or vanilla based drinks to choose from. Next time, green tea!

This international research facility is at one of the farthest corner of arguably the biggest…read morecampus in the UP system, and it's usually a bit tricky to go there if you don't have a car. But, as hard as it may be to reach, I assure you that it will all be worth it once you try out their own coffee shop's offerings. With brews that can even satisfy savants, you'll be surprised that they're actually serving them for half the price you'd be expecting. One good example? A cup of caramel macchiato is only 50 pesos! And don't be deceived by the affordability! Take note that the people staying in IRRI are internationally acclaimed pros, so that being said, you'd be pretty sure that there's a reason they're not choosing the cheaper 3-in-1's instead. To top that, IRRI's coffee shop will also partner your brews with an ambiance that are just as enchanting! Sitting right beside the café is a garden with a coy pond with the cool breeze rustling the leaves as you sip your morning brew, IRRI will definitely prove that it's worth all that trouble to get to.

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.

they are good in their cake but, to other breads not really, the ambience is also not that good,…read morethey can make their shop a lil bit cozy. all in all its good specially their srvice.

When in San Pablo, stop by Kalahi Bakery always! My father was born and bred in San Pablo City so…read moregrowing up, my family would often visit my grandparents there and we'd frequent the Kalahi Bakery because their baked goods are super affordable and deeeeee-licious!! We eat them there and then and bring extras for our home in Manila. The assortment of flavors, snacks and desserts are endless and the colors are so vibrant and attractive you'd want to buy everything. To me, it's like Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory but Filipinized and a bakery version. Their products are so good that they even have a branch in California where Filipinos and locals can enjoy their food. You know it's authentic when Filipinos abroad rave about them. I would suggest all the goodies you can try when you're there but that would take forever, haha. Try anything and everything! All the creations I've tried were all yummy. :)