Java Jazz: Hidden Coffee Shop Discovered!

We were looking for best coffee shops in Tagaytay, and we found the one called Java Jazz. Its near the Ina ng Laging Saklolo church.
Its one of those cool places where you feel relaxed and at home. It gives you the vibe that you wanna stay there forever.



This is where you're orders will be served. Though you have an option to sit on the floor or on the chairs, (don't worry they also provide one) but this is more of what they are familiar with. Coffee experience while sitting on the floor and this table.



This is what I am talking about. Everything is made of wood. The place is low ceiling-ed. too.


There are different paintings around the ceiling. They were happy ones don't worry. They don't portray other lonely meanings like most paintings that were put in the coffee shops.


This is what I ordered. Its Irish Hazelnut Cappuccino and Chocolate Coffee Cake.

Everything was so affordable. The cake only costs P125.00 its bigger and cheaper compare to Starbucks and Coffee Bean's cakes. You can taste the coffee too in the cake (its the after taste) But mostly you will taste chocolate, but then its good.

The cappuccino I ordered maybe the foamiest cappuccino i've ever bought. it has half inch of foam, which is good. I only bought the 8oz, I regretted it in the end and thought I should have ordered the bigger one.
I just wish their coffees do have an art. (Its a plus point!)

The boyfriend only chose to buy rootbeer float with chips.




How to go here: 
1. Ride a bus bound to Tagaytay. Tell the driver to drop you off at Olivarez Terminal. 
2. From there, ride a jeepney going to Ina ng Laging Saklolo Church. It's just beside. :) (Fare P8.00/head)
If you're bringing a car, it's located in Tagaytay-Calamba Road, you just turn to that direction from Tagaytay Rotonda.

Over-all, I think I would go back to this place just to have everything experienced again. In fact I bought another cake on our way home. 


xx

Location: Tagaytay, Cavite, Philippines

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