Brewpoint Cofee Club - Tagbilaran

This café is one of the oldest in the city and typically draws a trendy crowd, but it seems to have lost some of its appeal due to increasing competition. These days, it often feels empty, frequented mostly by hotel guests, networking groups, or those seeking a quieter atmosphere compared to other cafés. The food and drinks are decent and fairly priced. Additionally, the café offers free WiFi and ample parking outside. However, I've observed that the restroom consistently has an unpleasant odor during my visits, which suggests there may be a plumbing issue that needs attention.

They offer very affordable lunch options. You can enjoy a turkey sandwich or a BLT for approximately $4 or between 150 to 200 pesos.

This place has potential, but unfortunately, the coffee really misses the mark. The cappuccino is weak, excessively hot, and doesn't have the frothed milk it should—definitely not what you'd expect from a coffee shop. The food is decent, but considering that it markets itself as Brewpoint Coffee Club, that's quite disappointing.

Their cappuccino is the best I've ever had, and it's even more affordable than what you'll find at Bo's or Starbucks. A touch of cinnamon beautifully enhances both its flavor and aroma. The coffees and cakes are not only delicious but also very reasonably priced compared to larger chains. Additionally, they provide a designated smoking area, and their Wi-Fi is impressively fast, reaching speeds of up to 20 Mbps!

The Wi-Fi connection was very poor. I was disappointed with the cold coffee, iced mocha, and frothy caramel. Overall, I left feeling unsatisfied.