The owners always remember our wine preferences, which is a nice touch. Makes the whole experience feel personal. Service is warm and accommodating, though the wine list could use a few more local options.

The space is nice and open, with seating upstairs and down. The lighting is pretty good for reading, though it felt a bit dim in the basement corner. A decent spot to settle in with a book.

Came here for the Ilocano food! The pinakbet was so good, the veggies were fresh and the bagoong had that perfect salty kick. The dinengdeng soup was light but flavorful. A nice find in the city for something different.

The cappuccino was a highlight. Really liked the balance, not too bitter, with a nice creamy foam. A solid spot for a coffee break.

Grilled fish was the highlight, perfectly cooked. I paired it with a crisp local white wine that really complemented the flavors. The seafood is fresh, but the wine list could use a few more options by the glass.

The coffee is so good here! I love the calm vibe, perfect for catching up with friends. It&#39;s a bit small and parking is tough, but that&#39;s okay. We just grabbed our drinks and found a spot outside.

Booked ahead for Friday dinner. Still waited 20 mins for a table. Place was packed. Worth it for the lamb chops though, cooked just right. A bit loud inside.

The WiFi here is reliable, got some work done while I ate. Music was playing but not too loud, just enough to keep things chill.

Cozy spot with fun decor, loved the little details. Plenty of seating, which is nice. It just feels like a good place to hang out.

Been coming here for years. The tonkatsu is always crispy and the miso soup tastes just right. Staff remembers my usual order. Prices haven&#39;t gone up much, which is nice these days.

The buffet spread was decent, fresh and had good variety. Just a heads up, the fresh juices aren&rsquo;t part of the set price. I didn&rsquo;t realize until the bill came. It&rsquo;s fine, but maybe ask beforehand to avoid a surprise.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The lumpia was crispy, not too oily. Chopsuey had lots of veggies. Just what I needed.

The Filipino dishes are a nice option when you&#39;re in the mood for them. I appreciate that the ingredients taste fresh.

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