The Coffee Way - Quezon City

Coffee Way's a Maginhawa staple. I don't know exactly how long it's been there but it's been there for quite a while. Behind old blue gates, the place seems intentionally obscure. Its location might be the reason for the consistent small number of people frequenting the place. The meals include 2 servings of rice and tomatoes. The food is good and prices are student-friendly. The place is dimly-lit with comfortable chairs and board games.

Coffee Way is a staple of Maginhawa. I don't know exactly how long it's been around, but it's been around for quite a while. Behind old blue gates, the place looks intentionally dark. The location could be the reason for the persistently low number of people visiting the place. Meals include 2 servings of rice and tomatoes. The food is good and the prices are student friendly. The place is dimly lit with comfy chairs and board games.

The place is great, very hole-in-the-wall and homey. the personal is friendly and not discriminatory. here is a great selection of food

It is a board game café with an interesting interieur. it looks very inconvenient from the outside. their choice of furniture is eccentric, and the place is dimmy illuminated. it is not overcrowded (probably because it looks like a house from outside), and it is also very spacious inside the eating is okay, the desserts are all frozen and must be chewed up they pay for the experience, the ambiente and a place to hang out, more than eating.

Coffee way is a Maginhawa clip. I don't know exactly how long it was, but it's already a past one. Behind old blue dead the place seems deliberately obscure. his position could be the reason for the consistent small number of people who visit the place. 2 portions of rice and tomato are included in the meal. eating is good and the prices are student-friendly. the place is illuminated with comfortable chairs and board games.