Nicto's Coffee Shop - Manila

Enjoyed their nicspresso quake. But that's about it. Food was limited and the ones that we ordered were mediocre. Their cheese quesadilla was a bit soggy and frankly, looked (and tasted) really sad. The pizza had a good crunch but it wasn't gino-levels or anything. Food also took forever to arrive. Nice modern interiors though.

Coffee is fine. Enjoyed the revel pastry don't know about the others. A good place for catching up with friends, studying or business meeting because it's so quiet and peaceful. Clean bathroom. A bit pricy for the noods.

Okay coffee (nicspresso quake was good, cappuccino meh) and subpar food that's pricy, amount greater than actual value type of pricy. Sardine pasta had a funky market like smell with the noodles being low quality with bad texture and aftertaste. Not a lot of sardines and olives either. Quesadillas are spicy and looked soggy but was good enough. Pizza was also nothing special but again pricier than you'd expect from what you got. The interiors are definitely the highlight though, chique colors, modern and almost to cozy. Temp might be a little too hot and there's flies inside cause of the plants. Decent amount of sockets all over the place for productivity.

A small yet cozy and peaceful coffee shop. The design is clean, and how they labelled the comfort room as 'Business Room ' is witty. We thought it was a function room. The coffee is nice, different from other coffee shops. We tried Dark Mocha and Holiday cup, which is so distinct, but the Coffee quake is meh. They have something that is a combination of coffee and rootbeer, but we didn 't try. Maybe next time. Will definitely come back here. Wifi is also decent.

Nice quaint place good for studying/working and chatting with friends. The coffee is good but the food is so so. Could have been better, specially for the price. There's ample parking spaces below.