Cimbali Coffee — Restaurant in Dumaguete

THE BREAD. Their bread selection is not disappointing at all. I personally like the one that have no filling so I can dip it into the hot chocolate. You can say their breads are always fresh because this place is always crowded, and everyone is buying something.

THE HOT CHOCO. I have to be specific because this is what we bought. It was so delicious for a drink below Php 50.00. I can't believe that there's still a place like this with quality food and drink but less expensive. I even think that this is the least expensive coffee place I have ever been to.

THE PLACE. Too obvious from the pictures took. It's not big, but not too small. It has a really great ambience. Weird because it is inside the mall area, but it has it's own feels inside it.

THE PRICE. I have to point this out. It is freaking less expensive compared to any other coffee place. More than your money's worth. So you gotta try it. I almost decided to transfer to Dumaguete just because of...

When entering the store you can smell both fresh bread and coffee (which, personally, is like heaven to me). The cafe has it’s own ambiance that separates it from the crowded grocery just outside of it. A good stop for a short coffee break.

I especially loved their coffee! It has a very straightforward taste/flavour; the classic Arabica coffee. They use quality roasted beans too (you can really taste). Price is very cheap for the quality of coffee you’re being served.

You can pair your delicious cup of coffee with their equally delicious bread and pastries. There’s a wide selection and all are freshly-baked within the store. Be sure to keep an eye out for the schedules of their freshly-baked pandesal straight from the oven!

Staff are friendly and efficient. Will definitely be going back here every chance I get when visiting...

Coffee shop located in a little corner of the basement of the mall. No signs from the outside hinting that the establishment lies within. Once in the mall, head down and follow the scent of freshly baked bread and you should find it.

Despite the name, this place is really a bakeshop that serves coffee. The coffee is priced right and they have a good selection of bread to go with with your coffee. The croissants were surprisingly good. I had the chocolate croissant and it had the taste of mongo which worked well.

There are whole beans available for purchase.

The bakeshop portion is great but the cafe portion doesn’t seem like it was the priority. I found the seating cramped and uncomfortable and didn’t stay long. The coffee was...