Great place! Been going there for who knows how long, maybe two years now. I was there earlier and…read moreI spilled my tea so the nice gentlemen and ladies over there gave me one free of charge, such nice people!

Upon entering this coffee shop you can smell the stench of the mens room, which is very unclean…read more Why is there an AC unit right where the bathrooms are? And why is the ice cream stand right at the entrance of the bathrooms? A coffee shop should smell like espresso not like the men's bathroom. I won't be coming here again.

I went to the Hilado St location with my friends. The coffee shop has a warm and inviting interior…read moremade from wood. The coffee is similar to all coffees I have tasted. The food is okay and mostly we were left on our own which is something we like because we could focus on our conversation with no one to eavesdrop. The place is for older and rich crowd because the menu is a bit pricey.

If you have a sweet tooth and you're looking for quality cakes in this "City of Smiles", look no…read morefurther. They're pricey but they have quite a variety to choose from. Service is friendly. Interiors are well-designed and have a welcoming vibe.

This is the best dessert shop in town! Their cakes are amazing and go well with coffee. The shop…read morewas packed when we went, and it was challenging to find a table. You must try their fantastic cheesecake!

Wow, what an incredible spot for desserts...I've had a few different items: The Ube Leche Flan…read moreCake, Chocolate Cake and Ensymada - everything was rich with flavor and very decadent. I really appreciated the quality that went into each item. The Ensymada was probably the best I've ever had. There are a few locations so definitely check this place out next time you're in Bacolod.

Our hosts brought us to Felicia's for some after-dinner dessert. The four of us tried cakes. The…read morepavlova, banana cream pie, dulce de leche cheesecake, choco sansrival, and one more i forgot. I particularly liked the pavlova, banana, and sansrival since these weren't too sweet. If you like See's, get the almondettes. We brought 3 boxes of ensaimada, some pili crunches, more almondettes back to mnl The only thing that needs improvement is the visuals. Damn hellokitty pink colored cakes.

This is the cafe for the Mo2 hotel. I hope it doesn't have the roach problem that my room had…read more I ate an "American breakfast" that was 2 eggs, bacon, coffee, fruit for nearly $5. That's high for a breakfast here in the Philippines. The main purpose of my breakfast was to try and get get some sustenance into my youngest daughter. "Can you give me an extra side of bacon on the $5 breakfast?" I belligerently inquired. "No sir. Our breakfast are pre packaged.. I cut him off. "So I'm paying $5 for a frozen pre packaged meal?!?" I can tell my anger isn't making a dent with this guy. Besides I don't need them sabotaging my food. I feign graciousness. My oldest daughter explained to me that they speak "illongo" here so I should save my breath. Perhaps.. The breakfast was pretty good. My oldest shared her bacon with her little sister. I remembered my fruit. They forgot. They bring out the mango that my youngest daughter inhaled. She has sustained herself off mangoes and orange soda this whole trip. I eat the French Toast that was so soggy I couldn't even transfer it to my plate. I hope this hotel doesn't charge me for the extra plate I used. It wasn't bad. Coffee was great with a new found passion MASCOBADO. it's a local organic sugar. I will have to take this stuff home with me.