29th M. Street Cafe — Restaurant in Tagbilaran

From outside the café may well look closed and the interior reminds me of the 90's which, combined, makes you wonder if it would ever be crowded. Judging by the large amount of pictures of (regular?) customers on the wall, it apparently does get very crowded.

Now, we ordered Iced Latte's which were very very latte and not so much coffee, and though tasty they wouldn't bring in all that custom by themselves. But the girl behind the bar is very friendly indeed and they sell a decent Halo-Halo, so maybe that does the trick. I don't know but I might come back to find out, though for now the rather uninspired looks and mediocre Iced Latte's leave me no choice but to...

Food tastes good and prices are very affordable, especially for students. However, customer service needs to be improved. They forgot to serve the sandwich and drinks we ordered. Meals were served first prior to the sandwich and drinks, which require little to no preparation. We requested a certain meal to be presented differently. The attendant took note and confirmed the request but when it was served, the instructions were not carried out. They should either decline the request or carry it out. They shouldn't confirm it and then just ignore it like it never happened. They also forgot to serve our dessert. We had to make constant reminders and follow ups...

A tiny hole-in-the wall cafe, right across from the Philippine Red Cross headquarters in Tagbilaran, Bohol.. A stone's throw from J. A. Clarion Street. Very popular with college students and the younger of thinkers. Good WiFi, cool aircon, trendy decor, and a well-priced menu. Food orders served within 10min, and pleasant personnel. I had a nice plate of pancit canton, accompanied by the obligatory sliced toasted bread. Great place to have a quick lunch or a lazy afternoon online. AND they serve COLD BEER, but only stay open till 10:00pm, so definitely not a "bar" by any stretch of the imagination. Two thumbs...