Coffee Dream, Where Your Coffee Dreams Come True
I drink coffee, in fact, a cup of good coffee basically starts my mornings. But I am not one who drinks more than two, I prefer a cup in the morning and one when I feel like it.
There are a number of coffee shops here in our city, they are good coffee shops as well, but I prefer one that is just within the vicinity where I work, or where I frequent. Having one inside the mall is a blessing. And when Coffee Dream opened six years ago in my favorite mall, husband and I were regular customers, almost always ordering strawberry smoothies.
Having Coffee dream re-launched is a good reminder that it exists because I have totally forgotten about it after being switched to another workplace a bit far from the mall. With more relaxing ambiance this time, it seemed more spacious and more convenient for business meet-ups. The choice of pastries and cakes are awesome, yummy pieces and delicious chilled coffee blends. They also serve non-coffee chilled blends, re-packaging the old strawberry smoothie I have once loved and making me fall in love with it once more.
Well, I have always envied some blogger friends for being close to a Starbucks outlet, but I totally do not get how expensive that can be. And I am not even sure if I can afford to buy a cup from Starbucks, knowing how dear everything there is. But thanks to Coffee Dream, with less than a hundred bucks, you can already grab a piece of cookie and a cup of hot chocolate or caffe macchiato. A Frosticcino or Fro-Reo costs P120 per grande, and it is enough a reward for a day's tiresome work. Besides, they get home-grown coffee, and locally roasted coffee is just good for the country's economy.
Cakes, you say? They have cakes and sandwiches. Pair your hot drink with a good tuna sandwich or corned beef sandwich. A serving is too generous, so an order can be devoured by two and you will still have it with gusto.
You can order a muffin or two, a piece of cake costs less than 2 dollars, but they can genuinely satiate your hunger and fill your rumbling tummy.
There are a number of coffee shops here in our city, they are good coffee shops as well, but I prefer one that is just within the vicinity where I work, or where I frequent. Having one inside the mall is a blessing. And when Coffee Dream opened six years ago in my favorite mall, husband and I were regular customers, almost always ordering strawberry smoothies.
Having Coffee dream re-launched is a good reminder that it exists because I have totally forgotten about it after being switched to another workplace a bit far from the mall. With more relaxing ambiance this time, it seemed more spacious and more convenient for business meet-ups. The choice of pastries and cakes are awesome, yummy pieces and delicious chilled coffee blends. They also serve non-coffee chilled blends, re-packaging the old strawberry smoothie I have once loved and making me fall in love with it once more.
Well, I have always envied some blogger friends for being close to a Starbucks outlet, but I totally do not get how expensive that can be. And I am not even sure if I can afford to buy a cup from Starbucks, knowing how dear everything there is. But thanks to Coffee Dream, with less than a hundred bucks, you can already grab a piece of cookie and a cup of hot chocolate or caffe macchiato. A Frosticcino or Fro-Reo costs P120 per grande, and it is enough a reward for a day's tiresome work. Besides, they get home-grown coffee, and locally roasted coffee is just good for the country's economy.
Cakes, you say? They have cakes and sandwiches. Pair your hot drink with a good tuna sandwich or corned beef sandwich. A serving is too generous, so an order can be devoured by two and you will still have it with gusto.
You can order a muffin or two, a piece of cake costs less than 2 dollars, but they can genuinely satiate your hunger and fill your rumbling tummy.
Carrot Muffin
Elizabeth Surprise
Elizabeth Surprise
We had a whole day job fair last Friday, and I felt so tired. The husby was already at home and slept while waiting for me, I didn't bother calling him coz I knew he was tired but when he asked me where I stayed that kept me long, I had to giggle after telling him I rewarded myself with an Irish latte from Coffee Dream. That made me guilty, I should have brought him one, too. Next week, honey, you and I both!
Oh, and these pictures? All these and more we got to try during the exclusive blogger's coffee party they prepared for us yesterday. So, these are the husby's photos, not mine. *wink*
Oh, and these pictures? All these and more we got to try during the exclusive blogger's coffee party they prepared for us yesterday. So, these are the husby's photos, not mine. *wink*
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although strabucks abounds her in manila, i am not near one, at dinadayo ko pa sya when i want one.
Thanks Coffee Dream for coming back to GenSan!!! We need more of you. How about branches in the rest of the city?
Thanks Sheng!
i heard magkakaroon na ng starbucks dyan i just forgot the exact place.
ako naman, batang kopiroti ako. kung di man kopiroti, figaro muna bago humanap ng starbucks.
bottoms up *raises coffee mug
like you, my mornings are incomplete without a cup of coffee. since i need to rush to work daily, i take my sip at my work desk. nonetheless, coffee never fails to perk up my day.
caffe macchiato + corned beef sandwich = solb!