One thing that I love in this coffee shop is the design and display of it inside. Since photography is one of my hobby, I love that their displays are cameras, also, quotations written in calligraphy are placed on the wall. The vibe of the cafe is so relaxing. The pillars, tables and chairs, and even the bar counter and their working space is made out of wood.
On a Wednesday night, an unexpected night out was decided by three friends. We are actually undecided on where should we go and although there are a lot of places to eat around Pacita, we still decided to go a little bit farther. We end up going to Cafegraphy because it’s one of my suggested place to go. I’ve known this coffee shop since then when they’re still in their old location and wanted to go there so bad because of good reviews and even those who didn’t came from Binan or its neighboring city/town comes here as well.
On their menu, there is a barkada platter, which is what we ordered, but that doesn’t satisfy our hungry stomach so I suggest that instead of buying the platter, just buy individual dish that you think will satisfy you.
Although its a good spot to relax, Weekends might not be the perfect time to visit the shop since there might be a bunch of people coming here. So I highly suggest that if you want to come in this place, weekdays are the perfect time. Since we went here on a Wednesday night, there are only a few customer that’s along with us.
By the way, they recently open their branch in Makati. Located at Maria Corazon Ocumen Bldg. Level 2A/2B/2D Block 5 Lot 17 Dahlia St. Corner Sampaguita St. Bgry. Pembo Makati City near Ospital ng Makati, Cafegraphers in Metro Manila will surely enjoy the taste of great yet affordable.
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