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.

The food was surprisingly good. I was only expecting pastries and coffee, but they had a full on…read moremenu. We came after eating a big breakfast, but ordered a little something to try. It was amazing. The Americano is very good. I would say it's the best coffee that I've tried in Vigan. The servers are very friendly and attentive. The cafe is connected to Marsha's Delicatessen, so you can purchase goodies from there and enjoy it in 1995 Studio Cafe. The cafe is nice and cool inside. The restroom/comfort room is clean. There's a couple sofas if you're lucky enough to snag one. Enjoy!

Food and drinks were excellent. The service was a little bit slow. I highly recommend the Spanish…read moreLatte.

Great place and yummy. From the out side looks not so good but the inside is spotless. The cakes…read morelooks awesome

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

Great little cafe! Tucked away and parking is limited, but it's definitely worth a visit in San…read moreJuan. You order and pickup from the counter, so no need to wait for a server. Service at the counters was friendly, but it did take a little bit for food to come out. It was well worth the wait, though! We ordered several options off the breakfast menu and everything came out delicious. I was seriously impressed by the quality of food and different ingredients used. We have a few more days in San Juan so I'm hoping to come back to try their lunch menu and some cocktails.

The complete breakfast was ok. Eggs a little soft even after asking for firm. Bacon was crispy and…read morejust how we like it. Wheat toast was good and the salad was fresh and not overdressed. The pancakes were ok but the bananas on top were strange. It would have been better with fresh cut bananas. The fried chicken had a great crust but the chicken was fatty. The ice tea was interesting and i would pick it again. The lady who took our order was friendly and helpful! I loved the soft music in the background. Nice that we could hear the waves and talk without screaming over the music. Very relaxing!

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!

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!

It's along the Sagada mainroad but hidden behind a new resto. They grow their own strawberries and…read morehave friendly dogs at their yard. They're one of the few restos open for breakfast as early as 740AM. We were welcomed by their staff right away. We got the vegetable omelette (which was so good - they used a lot of veggies); ham omelette; strawberry yoghurt (we liked it!); Safada Brew coffee (also a hit!); and Mountain Tea with honey. The food servings were big, yummy and we were so full! This is my second time here. I loved their made to order strawberry cake before and was craving for it, but wasnt lucky this time as they didnt have any. Still highly recommended.

5 stars for the mango Bingsu. Wish there were more mango. Will try other stuff on their menu.read more

DINE IN DURING PANDEMIC…read more One way in, one way out, mask/face shield/temp/alcohol hand wash/questionnaire mandatory when walk in. Most patrons and workers wore only masks. Staff are friendly and shout greetings as you enter. They're hardworking, efficient and you can ask any one of them for assistance. You order at the counter then they bring the food to your table. Many menu items are not available, so ask before ordering to prevent disappointment. After ordering we chose to sit at the table furthest away and most isolated from the others. There was a screen and a fan facing away from us: hubby said it was to blow the Covid germs the other direction HAHA! They have a nice, spacious dining area with comfortable seating both inside and outside. We ordered the sausage breakfast. The "toast" was very pale, next time I'll have to tell them "well done". Other than the toast, breakfast here is always a solid choice. Because of the pandemic we rarely go out, so to celebrate we had the Tiramisu Macaron and Affogato for dessert. The ice cream in the Affogato was too sweet for me to eat by itself; but it balanced perfectly when paired with the bitterness of the coffee, not bad. The macaron, on the other hand, was meh. I'm sure it would have tasted much better fresh from the bakery; but the macaron was already stale. I'm sure we'll be back when we're in the area. For more details about this place please read my previous review below.