Cafe I'm Here — Restaurant in Quezon City

First time trying this cafe for studying purposes, so I read reviews before going here. What negatively stood out amongst the reviews were the staff being rude particularly the elderly one, so when I went there I was expecting it but the only elderly staff there was nice and polite. I came in the afternoon and stayed late. I noticed that the staff became rude/indifferent when it was night time, maybe they're tired? (Nagiba attitude midway ordering)

Also the indicated closing time was 3am but the staff said they close earlier which was confusing. Their washroom also wasn't working.

I know this place has been open for a good few years and it seems that they have not changed their bean bags since opening... It was itchy, I know they dont allow shoes inside the cubicle but it can still accumulate dust over time.

Food was okay, nothing particularly special. There were dogs btw in the establishment, seems like the owner of the place owns them or the staff, so if you're not keen dogs, please take that into account. The dogs were cute though and relatively quiet and tame.

I think I'll still go here because its a good place to study/work. The view of the rotonda is really nice and the ambiance is good even if confined in a cubicle.

If the owner is reading reviews and sees this, I recommend buying bean bag covers so that the bean bags are less...

I really liked Cafe Im Here! It’s such a great spot with a cozy ambiance and relaxed vibes, making it perfect for both resting and studying. They have these really cool cubicle spaces where you can hang out with friends or family, enjoy your coffee, and get some privacy if you’re working. It’s also awesome that they have reliable Wi-Fi and plenty of plugs, so you can easily spend hours here getting things done — perfect for late-night work sessions.

The menu has a solid selection of food and drinks. I tried their chocolate cake, and wow, the slice was huge! It’s definitely big enough to share, and it’s soft, rich, and satisfying. As for the coffee, the aroma was amazing, and I loved the unique touch of marshmallows on top — it really elevated the flavor and made it feel extra cozy.

One thing to note, though, is that it can get a bit warm sometimes. The AC doesn’t quite reach the cubicles or some of the more remote corners of the cafe, but they do have mini fans available (though they’re a bit limited).

Overall, it’s a great place to relax, enjoy good food and coffee, and get some work done. Definitely a spot I’ll be...

Honestly, I’m really disappointed with this café. My friends and I (there were 7 of us) came to eat, four of us went inside first while the other three bought something outside. We sat at a big table labeled for 7–14 people, but the staff asked us to move to a smaller one and even said they’d kick us out if the rest didn’t come. It really felt like they were judging us just because we’re students, which was embarrassing and unfair.

We ordered pizza, fries, drinks, and nachos, but the food honestly wasn’t worth the price. The pizza was really small for over ₱200, and the fries cost more than ₱100 for such a small serving. I understand that café food is usually pricey, but for me, this was overpriced. The nachos were also cold, even the sauce. When we nicely asked to borrow a broom to clean our cubicle, the staff just ignored us.

What makes it worse is that when our other friends go there with their parents, they’re treated nicely. It’s just sad how differently they treat students who come on their own. I hope the management learns to treat everyone equally and improve both their service and food...