Cafe Labyrinth by Bonhomie — Restaurant in Banaybanay

In Cafe Labyrinth, the best spot to dine in was its alfresco area as it allowed guests to enjoy an overlooking view of the sea. The cafe also had good furniture and fixtures; their chandelier was the most beautiful piece in the cafe, apart from the scenery.

In addition, the staffs were approachable. They were attentive and quick to cater requests from the guests.

In spite of the staffs’ pleasing attitude at work, they tend to forget wiping the tables clean after clearing them out.

I hate to be honest, but I find Cafe Labyrinth’s menu a little pretentious. The descriptions gave me high hopes that their food might be worth its price. It wasn’t. Thus,

Value for money: 3/5

Food was okay. I expected much from the hot mocha coffee… It was okay.

Still, I’d give my first Cafe Labyrinth experience a 4 out of 5. The place itself was relaxing. The ambiance put me in good mood. Plus, I liked the “curly” fries.

Last but not the least, Cafe Labyrinth is pet-friendly. Guidelines are displayed at the parking lot and outside the cafe. Pet-owners are asked to read and follow them in consideration of the other guests. That’s very nice...

Very nice place, orders came quick. Serves decent coffee and beef quesadilla. However the pastas left a lot to be desired. And the Brioche french toast was soaked thru (if you haven’t had a brioche FT try Mary Grace and you will know what i meant).

Carbonara we ordered two; sadly wasted. There’s no creaminess and has a bitter taste thoroughly ruined it. The Aglio Olio, reflected some spuce but i think just lack a bit of salt to be decent but the one who ordered said it tasteless it has to be eaten with a piece if shrimp.

I hope they take this positively and try to do a taste test of the menu.

Will stop by again if...

Disrespectful crew. She rolled her eyes at us when we tried to call for her attention to ask for a tissue as they did not include it in our order. Asking us to sit outside as were not dressed, is understandable however rolling their eyes at a customer is beyond disrespectful. What gives a waiter a right to disrespect someone just because they werent dress professionally when they went to a cafe by the beach? Kindly raise this issue to your customer service team to evaluate the situation we had experience.

Thank you for acknowledging the situation. Hope to experience better service in the future. The review is...