I've been coming to Habitual Coffee for years now, and it still feels like my little secret hideout…read morein the city. Walked in last weekend during a crazy downpour, dripping wet, and the barista just smiled, handed me a towel to dry off, and asked what I felt like without any rush. Ended up with their single-origin pour-over--Ethiopian this time--and it was bright, juicy, and perfectly balanced, like every sip reminded me why I fell in love with coffee in the first place. Sat by the window watching the rain hammer Pasong Tamo, worked on my laptop for hours with zero pressure to leave. The space is still that perfect mix of raw concrete and warm light, never too crowded, always calm. Staff remembered my usual order even though it's been months since I last dropped by. Five stars, easily--still one of the most consistently great coffee experiences in Manila.

Went to this coffee place one morning and wanted to try their breakfast. Read somewhere that the…read moremust try is a dish with eggs but that morning only their grilled cheese sandwiches and French toast were available. I had a flat white. It's good but I would appreciate it more if they served it in a larger cup and charge P150 and not a small cup and charge P140. I had the fig grilled cheese and it was kind of plain, it's not bad, but just nothing exciting for me. I was kinda disappointed since I was so looking forward to trying this coffee shop.

I tried their decaf blend and tried it without cream or sugar. Sometimes the smell and taste of…read morefreshly brewed coffee in it's purest form is so satisfying. My boyfriend loves black coffee so he ordered the special blend and he loved it so much he drank it so slow! Lol I had the ube cheesecake and he had the blueberry cheesecake ( I couldn't try it because it had nuts ok it ) The ube cheesecake was so delicious. It wasn't too rich, but a balance of creaminess and fluffiness. I wish I tried their other iced specialty drinks but hopefully next time

A hip coffee place that has real food! Best choice for breakfast! Ichiban house coffee was very…read moregood. We ordered the Japanese pancake which was awesome and the Crabby Fatty Omurice which was the epitome of deliciousness! Now I wish I could go back everyday.

We stopped in one day to get some local, non-Starbucks coffee, and loved it that this place (in…read moreBGC) became our go-to during our visit to the Philippines. Probably went here every day that we were in Manila. Great place to chill and people watch, relax, and have great local coffee. Location is nice on Bonifacio High Street, so easy walk from our Shangri La The Fort hotel and elsewhere. Size is of a typical coffee shop with a few tables downstairs but there was a second level as well which I didn't get to check out, there was always space available in our experience and we went at all times of the day, even closing it out at night. Coffee is very good, although all I usually get is a black cold brew or just black local coffee. But the staff is great! Really. Everyone we came across during our visit here was nice, friendly, and patient. The way customer service should be. One night about 10 of us walked in, put a bunch of tables together, made a huge order, and stayed for a couple hours till closing. Staff couldn't have been nicer or more patient. Without skipping a beat they made our order with no problems and were just great about the whole thing. Smiles, the works. Glad this was our go-to.

Coffee was good but the cashier was incredibly rude. She ignored us when there were no customers in…read moreline and rolled her eyes when she finally took our order. We understand that everyone has a bad day but please don't take it out on the customers

It was early morning when I received a text from my boss: "No internet in the office, work…read moresomewhere else" I decided to work at CBTL High Street because it's the nearest coffee shop that provides fast Internet (paid) and to grab myself some breakfast. I texted my workmate and asked her to meet me here. I ordered their Roast Chicken and Mushroom Fusilli (P235) and She ordered Grilled Chicken Caesar (P235). CBTL has been my favorite coffee shop in the metro because the noise here is not like the other overrated coffee shops. It's easier to work here, especially for coffee meetings. We both enjoyed our breakfast while working. I think I should start my everyday like this.

Chimichurri was ok. I would not order again. The sliders were 1,000% better; way more flavorfulread more

Tim Horton's, Canada's biggest coffee chain just like what Starbucks is in the United States. Many…read moreyears of residency in Canada got me addicted to Tim Horton's. it's still my choice of coffee until now and because there's no Tim anywhere in California, I have to order ground coffee from amazon. While strolling the Venice Grand Canal Mall, I was surprised to see a Tim Horton's coffee shop here. I indulged in the biggest size ice coffee which is perfect for the humid weather. Although there are many donut flavors to choose from, I ordered a box of timbits so I can try different flavors. The rest of my group all had different idrinks and bill came out to be about $4.50. Yes, that's how cheap stuff are in the Philippines. Lots of friendly employees ready to help you. I counted a total of nine employees in the counter alone and more in the floor. They are all cheerful and energetic, typical traits of Filipinos in any customer service field. I truly enjoyed my visit here and I wish California will have a branch soon. This visit was truly a surprise birthday treat!

I enjoyed their coffee. I bought the instant packets. Strong and 3 ad 1 bags. Sweet, creamy, and…read morejust enough caffeine.

The four stars is for Mt. Matutum coffee: black, light and pleasant like an amicable comrade. But…read moretheir Garlic longganiza(Filipino chorizo) was also among the best I've had. It wasn't fatty at all. These are the kinds of breakfast I can never get in Jersey, or anywhere in the US. I mean, we can try but somehow it's still not the same. The Japanese pancake may be lacking its heavenly fluffiness, but the it was light and yummy. The only negative part was when they failed to bring my brother's cappuccino despite asking for it twice. It came when he was almost finished with his breakfast, so my brother just cancelled it and the server wasn't even apologetic about it.

Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf at Resorts World Manila offers a tranquil retreat. The modern and inviting…read moreambiance provides a perfect setting for enjoying premium beverages and snacks. It's a little nicer than your average location. Their specialty lattes and teas are expertly crafted and bursting with flavor, complemented by fresh and delicious pastries. Moreover, they offer some Pasta dishes like tomato & herb Linguine, creamy pesto fusilli and Philippino desserts like chocolate sansrival, calamansi pie, and Ube pan De Sal. Whether you're in the mood for a comforting meal or a sweet treat or just coffee, there's something for everyone. The friendly and attentive staff ensure a pleasant experience. I recommend Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf for a refreshing break in a serene atmosphere.

Terrible service. My sister had to take initiative and ask the employees for menus. My family…read morewaited for 10 minutes expecting an employee to give out menus on our table but none bothered to do that. Being understaffed isn't an excuse when the place only had 4 tables occupied at that time. Do better.

4/5 score on Ambiance with reasonable prices. Their Cooper Coffee is good, a must try.read more

Friendly owner. Beef tapa is healthier and tasty. Coffee is good. The place allows dogsread more

Surprisingly the best baby back ribs I've had since being here in the Philippines. Surprising…read morebecause this restaurant looks like your eating in a little girl's tree house. Better yet it feels like I was shrunk by the shrinking ready in "Honey, I shrunk the kids" and then walked into the dollouse restaurant of my daughter. On to of that, it also served done amazing our as well. Overall, a very surprising culinary experience in a very surprising setting.

I Love their Cold Brew, but I'll let my thoughts brew before I give them a higher rating. This is…read moremy new pitstop in the Glorietta complex. A key to Fundamental Coffee's conception is Andre Chanco of Yard Stick Coffee. He and his partners are bringing back the basics of coffee. A no fuss experience, just coffee. Sounds very familiar... Their interior is like most hip coffee shops, industrial and minimalist with a modern twist, such as the menu on the wall, displayed on a changeable letter signs, and a wall of potted plants, that's actually alive. Mocha Cold Brew (140 PHP) A marriage of chocolate and coffee without the acidic relationship. Cacao leaves and coffee separately steeped for 12 hours each an bounded together to achieve a delicate taste, that's aromatic on the palate. I was expecting a punch of either from the chocolate or coffee, but I was surprised to have a subtle balanced taste of both. I can't wait to try the rest of their menu. Summer Iced Tea (140 PHP) African red tea leaves steeped for over 24 hours. A very fruity tea that's highly refreshing.

If you want a cozy coffee shop, I really recommend this place. Ambiance is similar to that of your…read moreown bedroom. You can't be distracted by the noise and ruckus since the shop is located outside the mall. Employees are very accommodating towards the customers, even if the place is full. The menu is well balanced, there's a handful of drinks and meals that you can pick.I also recommend their iced mocha as your first drink. It has this distinct taste that I haven't tasted in other coffee shops. Minor things: Free wifi is strong and fast, there are a number of sockets so charging shouldn't be a problem, a big bottle of water will also be given to you every time you receive your order. This is my first time visiting fundamental coffee but I'm happy to tell you that I'm going to be a frequent customer of this place.