Coffee Project co-lab — Restaurant in Manila

The shop's interior is creative. Ideal for selfies and group photos. If you are into those IG vibe photos, hang out here.

The food is average, just enough to satisfy your cravings but not as delicious as the food brands you are used to. Pastries like croissant is hard when it's no longer warm unlike in common global coffee shops where the croissant dough is soft and edible even when not warmed. E. G. They offer pizza, for around P200+, it's served in thin crust. It's not as scrumptious as Pizza Hut, Yellow Cab or S&R pizza, but okay enough.

Customer service is not that good. The staff aren't that accommodating, which kind of ruins the shop's creative ambiance.

The comfort room, labelled as Loo, is somehow clean enough to bear.

But if you just want to hang out and chill, this is a good spot. Setting aside that you are not hungry for heavy meals. The place also...

This branch is beautiful and it's got 2 floors of various seats, couches, high chairs, and fairly-spaced tables. Lighting is great and interior design is stellar! Every angle is either cool or freezing cold.

Beverage: Dark Chocolate Frappe was pretty good! I like that it's not a common or generic flavor. If it is, then I'm glad this is my first try. Whipped cream makes a good last taste since it's deadly. I mean sweet!

Both the Chocolate Cookie & Vanilla Macadamia Frappes are plainly good. They're not too sweet and the Chocolate Cookie indeed tasted like a cookie. At first, I thought I'd be expecting cookie toppings.

Internet: Wi-Fi is free with an easy password to memorize and punch down. Speed is meant for browsing. I tried to do a bandwidth test on their Wi-Fi and my 3G from downstairs, but nothing pulled up. Photo uploads were slow...

I realized no one has posted a review for this cafe eversince it underwent renovation so I hope this review would be helpful. One thing I noticed immediately from their menu is that its overpriced. Especially for the beverages they offer which is "fine" because you get to use their wifi and charger ports. I think this goes to every coffee project branches, the ambience and place is the one you're really paying for and not the food and beverages. I ordered their 170php Americano and it's decent enough although for an Americano it is overpriced. They have art supplies available INSIDE the cafe. A podcast room that you can pay per hour, they also offer quiet rooms for sleeping and isolation. The decorations is really pretty in this place, perfect for studying. Their wifi is okay, not too fast but maybe it's because there's too many...