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.

As an American from California on vacation in the Philippines, I sometimes find it hard to find…read morefood that I'm comfortable eating. Unlike most if not all Filipinos I know, I do not need or eat rice with every meal, so I tend to go for burgers, sandwiches and such. I've been eating at McDonalds & Burger King and although it is familiar and enjoyable, I must say at this point of my vacation it's getting old. I stumbled upon Charlie's and had a delicious breakfast. So I went back there again to try more of their menu. I'm so glad I did because they have many dishes that will satisfy someone with similar tastes as I do. (and if rice is your thing, they have it and you can have it with your meal) Next time I'm staying in Clark, I will come back again for sure. By the way, they have excellent coffee & desserts.

This place was close to our friends house, so we thought we should check it out. It's large and…read moreroomy with lots of knick knacks: coffee and tea paraphernalia, Oriental fans, wall art, etc. It sounds like a hoarders house; but some how it all works. Each seating area has a different theme to it. Free WiFi, strong aircon with a nice outdoor patio surrounded by plants. WE TRIED: - cookies are hard as a rock. you'll need to dip them in a hot drink to soften them so you don't chip a tooth. - Iced coffee is strong - Mint Chocolate Chip Frappe was good - Mango smoothie was thick - it was alright, they must have used frozen mangoes because it had that almost slimy texture to it. Coffee drinks are made from freshly ground coffee beans. You can also purchase coffee beans and have them roasted and ground for you. They have coffee from Guatemala, Malaysia, Kenya and Columbia. The place is inside Clark Freeport so prices are on the higher end. If you're in the area, it's a nice place to hang out. You can catch the Gold jeeps and get off at "Postal". Walk across the street and it's next to 7 eleven.

I adore breakfast burritos because it is a filling, healthy alternative to fast-food. When I was a…read moreworking mom running and gunning, it was also a cheap breakfast that was easy to eat on the go. Good Mexican food is a scarcity here in the PI, so I've been telling my hubby about the breakfast burrito here. We finally found some free time to stop by. WE ORDERED - Breakfast burrito (added sausage for P50 more). Flavorful and tasty. Green salsa complimented the burrito well; but I thought it was on the salty side (the burrito had enough flavor so it didn't need more salt). Hubby prefers a higher salt level than me so he enjoyed it. - Filipino breakfast - comes with two eggs, rice (this was on the hard side), and longganisa. The sausage was sweet, savory and delicious, pair it with spicy vinegar (you need to request it) to compliment the sweetness. - Cafe Americano (complimentary with breakfast)- a blend of four coffees that they roast and grind in house. We asked for it iced. This was strong, so we added sugar and milk. - Iced Tea - today's flavor was Jasmine (they switch out teas when they finish a batch). This was floral but not over steeped, so I enjoyed it once I added sugar. Things have improved even more than last time. Now you can ask to have the complimentary coffee iced OR you can have it replaced with their available tea (hot or iced). The regular staff are now just as attentive as the management. They offered us ice water before we even had to ask. I left a tip in their tip jar and they actually thanked me, it's the little details that I feel make a business 5 stars. If you run into any any problems, make sure to approach the managers; they're easy to talk to and they'll make things right.

From the owner: We create a space of belonging be selecting, preparing, and sharing coffee to transform…read morecommunities. Everything is made in house with locally sourced ingredients, nothing is artificial and no dies in our products. We roast our own coffee to bring out the best tastes that highlight what the farmers have worked hard to achieve.

Our party arrived a little before opening hours; but the guard notified the staff and they allowed…read moreus to come in: points for good customer service! Entrance is up the stairs on the second floor. A very roomy place with tables widely spaced, artwork on the walls, and a photo wall with photo booth frames: one for Instagram and the other for Facebook. Not crowded at all since it's inside Clark Freeport, and is located in a building that's not part of a plaza. Sweet, helpful and accommodating staff. They mainly serve Columbian coffee drinks with Gifford & Monin syrups, and desserts. There are lots of pop up electrical outlets on the floor. This location is difficult to get to if you're using public transportation, so you'll need to take your car or get a Grab. Bathroom located in between Cafe Dito and the Korean BBQ joint. It's a nice hang out for coffee and dessert.

Lots of flavors to choose from; but what caught my eye was the free refills for P20. Your initial…read moredrink costs P70 pesos for a large size cup, then you can return as many times as you want and each refill is only P20. Their juices are made from real fruit and they don't overdo it with the sweetness. I like their lemon iced tea and their fruit juice combinations: they're light and refreshing. They're popular so you'll probably end up standing in line. Better to tag team with a buddy: while you wait for the drinks, your friend can pick up some food.

DELIVERY DURING THE LOCKDOWN: I haven't had any bubble tea…read moreor specialty coffee drinks since the lockdown, so today, we wanted to treat ourselves. We ordered through foodpanda and it arrived safe and sound without any spillage. They did an excellent job taping up the cups and securing it in the bag with a cardboard holder. Extra points for having the straw in a sealed plastic wrapper. I was happy with my ice blended mocha drink; it had good flavor and it wasn't overly sweet. I will definitely order from them again. BEFORE THE COVID-19 LOCKDOWN: What a lovely place to chill! Lots of different seating options: from comfy lounge chairs and half booths, to outdoor wicker chairs shaded with patio umbrellas. Staff are friendly and work hard keeping the place clean. They can be seen washing windows and wiping down tables. Menu isn't extensive, but they do have a good variety. Their iced teas are very mild; but I did enjoy their floral teas (Southern Blend & Pomegranate Blueberry). Next time, I'll request that they steep the tea longer. I appreciate that they are light handed in adding sweetener. I had a slice of their chocolate cake which was too dense, and had frosting that was too sugary sweet. If it's not too hot, the second floor patio is an excellent place to escape the crowd. There are lots of patio umbrellas to shade you from the sun, and you can see all the way to the mountains. The hum of the traffic and the occasional buzzing from an airplane were relaxing sounds, as my hubby and I enjoyed each other's company. Looks like people like to work/study here. This one person had set up an entire work station on one table, and even brought in their own extension cord to hook up all their electronics. Located in the Clark Auto Zone Plaza, look for the red Kia Motors sign, they're on the opposite end. If you get hungry, there's a Yellow Cab and Pancake House next door.

I got excited when I saw the name because I was looking forward to some delicious French cuisine…read more What a tease! It's menu is primarily breakfast, Italian (pizza and pasta) and American cuisine. Cute, cozy coffee shop with friendly staff and an eclectic selection of background music: smooth jazz, the Beatles and I even heard Smooth by Santana. Coffee beans are from Columbia and Ethiopia and Desserts are made in house. WE ORDERED Breakfast - tapa chewy - pancake dry - hash brown crispy but oily - egg undercooked - store bought sliced bread Lunch - Hamburger which comes with fries - patty was dry and edges hard while the bun was super tough like it was microwaved too long. - (Imitation) Crab and Mango salad - wilted and dressing bland - Strawberry cheesecake is microscopic. Very dense, reminds me of a New York cheesecake. Decent taste but pricey. - Hazelnut iced latte - not bad The only things I would come back for would be for coffee and dessert. During the day, it's a lovely place to chill out for a bit. Squeezed in between Envy Bistro and Hammer Disco Night Club, next to the Fields walking Street arch, and across the trike terminal.

They are doing dine-in service with very limited seating. Which I appreciate! The place is a nice…read moreescape from the bustle of the area. I was staying at Park Inn and this is the only 24hr coffee shop. Thank God I found it! The decor is nice but don't be fooled. It is not French. It is mostly breakfasts, some alcoholic drinks and italian fare. I think it fits in with what the area offers, considering the normal demographics. Got the Filipino breakfast: scrambled eggs with corned beef and garlic fried rice. Rice was hard. Corned beef and eggs were good. And they gave me my iced coffee as part of the meal package - win!

Hi Yelpers. Flew 30 hours to visit my younger brother. Needed a bit of home.. USA flavor. At the SM…read moreClark Mall in San Fernando Pampanga, City of Angels, Phillipines. The flavor bursts with little chips of roasted coffee beans. Long way to fly for a frozen brew. I didn't expect this coffee to come close to what rhymes with "Starbucks" but I think it did. A regular mocha chip blended frappe, 205 pp. That's just $3.68 usd. Super cheap, but powerfully rich coffee flavor. Is it good enough to make me move here? Maybe? Take care folks. See the world through the humble coffee bean. Next week, Taipei, then Seoul. Peace peeps.

Love coming here! We recently visited the Angeles City and this was one of my go to spots. The…read moreAmbiance is very chill and relaxing. The Staff are very hospitable and friendly. The drinks are pretty much the same but they do have drinks and food that we don't have in the U.S. I ordered a caramel macchiato with extra shot and it did the trick.

There are two Starbucks in SM City Clark. This one is the bigger more formal store that's fully…read moreenclosed, has an outdoor patio, and a clean fully stocked bathroom. MY GO TOS: - Dark Chocolate Macadamia cookie warmed up - Hazelnut latte with whipped cream - Passion or grapefruit iced tea with their classic syrup trenta size (their biggest size) with their original syrup and light ice. Customer service is excellent and I've never had a problem using my American debit card here. They've got an awesome rewards system, if you're a frequent customer, where you rack up points for freebies. I always appreciate when I get my yearly freebie on my birthday; I can get any food or drink item in any size for free on the day of my birthday. Only thing I don't like is that during the evenings and weekends the seating is taken up by people just hanging out for long periods of time.