The food was not bad, very colorful to say the least. Service was prompt impolite. I would say the ambience is normal cafe style.
Maggie W.
This was our first time trying this place. We really enjoyed what we ordered. The avocado toast was delicious. It was difficult to eat and unlike traditional avocado toast where it's just the avocado spread on the toast, this version includes a giant slice of tomato topped with arugula and fried eggs. It is extra cost for the egg. It made the toast bulky and difficult to eat without things sliding off but very tasty overall. My boyfriend loved the umami chicken and churros. We enjoyed the drink although the milo (plotted plant) milk tea had a nice presentation, but taste was a little underwhelming. It taste kinda of like grainy brown sugar milk tea. Probably wouldn't get it again in the future, but definitely down to try some of their other deliciously advertised drinks. The matcha latte was good. The interior of the cafe was lovely. Staff were nice. We'd love to come back again to try other items and drinks on the menu.
Desiree S.
This place is pretty good. It's a hip new cafe. The coffee flight was more like a treat. We've eaten here a few times and I enjoy the sandwich with the longanisa and pickled onions (if I'm recalling correctly). It's always busy. They don't let you sit until you've ordered and that helps with the limited seating.
Zafina A.
The boba pancakes were such a unique spin on fusion food and tasted delicious! I was excited to try this place because of the options they had. I am unable to eat pork so finding a Filipino spot that has chicken longanisa was very exciting.
Dianne C.
Another hipster cafe but this time located among the usual chains. They have a variety of signature beverages such as the Black Sesame Latte, Ube Latte, Minto Mojito Coffee, matcha Latte, Pandan latte, etc. If you're a tea person, they have like 6 signature teas including: Leche Flan, Turon and Biko Pandan. I'm obviously going to have to come back and try all these I've mentioned but today I indulged in the Black Sesame and it did not disappoint. Staff is friendly btw, greeting you and thanking every customer for their service. I was going to remove a star because they got some orders wrong (including mine) but they JUST opened and I know how it is, kitchen and waiters are still getting the hang of it. I'm going to give them grace because they were quick to apologize and fix the issue. I ordered the Neighborhood plate and the garlic rice, eggs and chicken longanisa smacks. There was a weird vinegar/ chili thing on the side that I decided to finally give a try and I'm glad I did. It was a surprise to my taste buds! I'm excited to come back to try the drinks, so I'll keep you guys posted for part 2.
Liam Keefe
Tastes are especially on point. It's a great compromise on conventional filipino flavor with great modern twists. Definitely worth a visit. The Biko Pandan tea drink was amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: The Neighborhood Plate
Kalina S.
Very friendly staff! The coffee flight was really fun and tasty, albeit super sweet. The food was just okay and a little strange, but mainly because I'm not a super adventurous eater. Service was great and it's such a cute little cafè.
Shelby C.
Came here specifically to try the coffee flight and loved the experience! My favorites were the black sesame latte and the ube brulee latte. The coconut pandan was a little bitter and the mint mojito was extremely minty - I personally could not finish it since it was a bit too sweet and minty for my liking. But the workers were very friendly and the menu had so many options I would want to come back and try something else!
Ana M.
I went here and tried the biscuits and gravy and was very disappointed. The biscuits were purple and I should have read it better but I was like okay whatever but I dig in and I found two hairs in my food. The service is good here but that food was terrible. I did not like that I found not only one but two hairs in my food. Long hairs. I do not recommended. Eating here.
Eric A
I might be back for the drinks. The food has a creative and playful spin to it, however the portion size or taste or both are lacking. 7.99 for the 3 smallest lumpia I ever seen is wild. I don't think that could even be considered a single portion. The only thing that stood out to me were the boba pancakes.The place inside is quite dirty when you look carefully and the 1.5 hours we were there not a single table wiped down. You bus your own table here and handle your own water etc, so it's not like they're busy providing table full service. The floor and the front facing part of the order counter are dirty and stained by drink splashes.I might try this place again if I'm in the neighborhood but would not go out of my way to visit.Parking: Plenty of spots to park, but parking lot is tight for larger vehicles.Wheelchair accessibility: The handicapped spots are several store fronts to the left or right of the restaurant. There are tables that are near the front door that a wheelchair would be a tight squeeze to get around the narrow width sidewalk of the store fronts. The sidewalk has a high curb height so the wheelchair path has an elevation.
The garlic rice is just elite. Can't stop thinking about it. The staff were friendly and the restaurant was nice and clean. Wish they had more food options though.
Elaine G
Got the pandan latte and a side of Churros, not even a entree. Tasted good but not good enough for its price- a small side of churros and a latte was $15 without tip, cost about $19 after tip.Overall it was an okay experience- staff were friendly but you're paying for aesthetics to post pictures on social media, not substance. Not a place to go if you want bang for your buck.Went with family and they ordered the longanisa sandwich which cost about $16, no sides, house fries were additional $5 and were soggy. They also got a black sesame latte which tasted like the instant mix you buy at 99 ranch store and cost $7. In total family member spent about $35 for overpriced food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Kristi Kruse
Super cute cafe! I absolutely loved the coffee flight and the Ube biscuits and gravy. I will definitely be coming back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Coffee Flight, Biscuits and Gravy, Chicken Fried Steak
Kizztophe A.
Great new Coffee Shop. Food: we had their sampler which was alright. Pandan wasn't it for me, but the rest was great. Sesame coffee was good. The ube crème brûlée was good. The best one for us was their mint coffee. We also ordered chicken wings w/ churros, it was good but pricey. Service was great: we ordered quickly and got our food in a timely manner. Ambiance: VERY SMALL. We got lucky we found a seat and it wasn't too busy. Update: Bathrooms in the back! Usually packed.
Kristen A.
I'll definitely be returning in the future. The pork was flavorful and juicy and the eggs were runny just how I like it. The strawberry matcha is the best I've ever had and visually appealing too. Staff is fast and efficient.
The food was not bad, very colorful to say the least. Service was prompt impolite. I would say the ambience is normal cafe style.
This was our first time trying this place. We really enjoyed what we ordered. The avocado toast was delicious. It was difficult to eat and unlike traditional avocado toast where it's just the avocado spread on the toast, this version includes a giant slice of tomato topped with arugula and fried eggs. It is extra cost for the egg. It made the toast bulky and difficult to eat without things sliding off but very tasty overall. My boyfriend loved the umami chicken and churros. We enjoyed the drink although the milo (plotted plant) milk tea had a nice presentation, but taste was a little underwhelming. It taste kinda of like grainy brown sugar milk tea. Probably wouldn't get it again in the future, but definitely down to try some of their other deliciously advertised drinks. The matcha latte was good. The interior of the cafe was lovely. Staff were nice. We'd love to come back again to try other items and drinks on the menu.
This place is pretty good. It's a hip new cafe. The coffee flight was more like a treat. We've eaten here a few times and I enjoy the sandwich with the longanisa and pickled onions (if I'm recalling correctly). It's always busy. They don't let you sit until you've ordered and that helps with the limited seating.
The boba pancakes were such a unique spin on fusion food and tasted delicious! I was excited to try this place because of the options they had. I am unable to eat pork so finding a Filipino spot that has chicken longanisa was very exciting.
Another hipster cafe but this time located among the usual chains. They have a variety of signature beverages such as the Black Sesame Latte, Ube Latte, Minto Mojito Coffee, matcha Latte, Pandan latte, etc. If you're a tea person, they have like 6 signature teas including: Leche Flan, Turon and Biko Pandan. I'm obviously going to have to come back and try all these I've mentioned but today I indulged in the Black Sesame and it did not disappoint. Staff is friendly btw, greeting you and thanking every customer for their service. I was going to remove a star because they got some orders wrong (including mine) but they JUST opened and I know how it is, kitchen and waiters are still getting the hang of it. I'm going to give them grace because they were quick to apologize and fix the issue. I ordered the Neighborhood plate and the garlic rice, eggs and chicken longanisa smacks. There was a weird vinegar/ chili thing on the side that I decided to finally give a try and I'm glad I did. It was a surprise to my taste buds! I'm excited to come back to try the drinks, so I'll keep you guys posted for part 2.
Tastes are especially on point. It's a great compromise on conventional filipino flavor with great modern twists. Definitely worth a visit. The Biko Pandan tea drink was amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: The Neighborhood Plate
Very friendly staff! The coffee flight was really fun and tasty, albeit super sweet. The food was just okay and a little strange, but mainly because I'm not a super adventurous eater. Service was great and it's such a cute little cafè.
Came here specifically to try the coffee flight and loved the experience! My favorites were the black sesame latte and the ube brulee latte. The coconut pandan was a little bitter and the mint mojito was extremely minty - I personally could not finish it since it was a bit too sweet and minty for my liking. But the workers were very friendly and the menu had so many options I would want to come back and try something else!
I went here and tried the biscuits and gravy and was very disappointed. The biscuits were purple and I should have read it better but I was like okay whatever but I dig in and I found two hairs in my food. The service is good here but that food was terrible. I did not like that I found not only one but two hairs in my food. Long hairs. I do not recommended. Eating here.
I might be back for the drinks. The food has a creative and playful spin to it, however the portion size or taste or both are lacking. 7.99 for the 3 smallest lumpia I ever seen is wild. I don't think that could even be considered a single portion. The only thing that stood out to me were the boba pancakes.The place inside is quite dirty when you look carefully and the 1.5 hours we were there not a single table wiped down. You bus your own table here and handle your own water etc, so it's not like they're busy providing table full service. The floor and the front facing part of the order counter are dirty and stained by drink splashes.I might try this place again if I'm in the neighborhood but would not go out of my way to visit.Parking: Plenty of spots to park, but parking lot is tight for larger vehicles.Wheelchair accessibility: The handicapped spots are several store fronts to the left or right of the restaurant. There are tables that are near the front door that a wheelchair would be a tight squeeze to get around the narrow width sidewalk of the store fronts. The sidewalk has a high curb height so the wheelchair path has an elevation.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
Restaurantji Recommends
The garlic rice is just elite. Can't stop thinking about it. The staff were friendly and the restaurant was nice and clean. Wish they had more food options though.
Got the pandan latte and a side of Churros, not even a entree. Tasted good but not good enough for its price- a small side of churros and a latte was $15 without tip, cost about $19 after tip.Overall it was an okay experience- staff were friendly but you're paying for aesthetics to post pictures on social media, not substance. Not a place to go if you want bang for your buck.Went with family and they ordered the longanisa sandwich which cost about $16, no sides, house fries were additional $5 and were soggy. They also got a black sesame latte which tasted like the instant mix you buy at 99 ranch store and cost $7. In total family member spent about $35 for overpriced food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Super cute cafe! I absolutely loved the coffee flight and the Ube biscuits and gravy. I will definitely be coming back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Coffee Flight, Biscuits and Gravy, Chicken Fried Steak
Great new Coffee Shop. Food: we had their sampler which was alright. Pandan wasn't it for me, but the rest was great. Sesame coffee was good. The ube crème brûlée was good. The best one for us was their mint coffee. We also ordered chicken wings w/ churros, it was good but pricey. Service was great: we ordered quickly and got our food in a timely manner. Ambiance: VERY SMALL. We got lucky we found a seat and it wasn't too busy. Update: Bathrooms in the back! Usually packed.
I'll definitely be returning in the future. The pork was flavorful and juicy and the eggs were runny just how I like it. The strawberry matcha is the best I've ever had and visually appealing too. Staff is fast and efficient.