Something, Somewhere

We were around U.N. area yesterday for some errands. We were looking for a different cafe. It says on Google Map that it is just around the area, when we felt like we can't find it, we saw this cafe. We just passed by it on the plan of looking for the other cafe. But when we saw this, we told ourselves why not give it a try. From the door itself, since its glass, you can already see the price of the food and drinks. We noticed that it is affordable enough so we gave it a try. There were two group of people dining in so we did not hesitate, at least we won't experience the "all eyes on us" kind of dining. I just love the red couches that they have for the guests. It gives you the feeling that you are really home. Plus, as you can see on the picture, it still has second floor, which gives you also the chance to see and enjoy watching everyone that comes and go downstairs while enjoying your favorite coffee. This is what we ordered. White mocha frappu...

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 ...