Coffee Shop Hop with Koffeeline, Travel Sips, & Patch
Recently, cafes have been acting like mushrooms, popping up every which location, in and around Baguio City. Even if we’ve already covered two coffee houses and a school themed resto cafe in the past few weeks, I’m afraid we’ve still got a handful to take care of. So for this coffeeshop ‘here, there everywhere post‘, we’re going to see if:
- Koffeeline Cafe
- Travel Sips Coffee Shop
- Patch Cafe
… will be marked for good food in Baguio.
Ham and cheese sandwich rolls. \m/
FOTD: SFG
(That’s probably the shortest title I’ll ever come up with for a post in this food blog. *snickers)
One of the things I do for entertainment looking at my friends’ social media profiles is make a game out of guessing where they dined based on their photos. You see, I’ve no real systematic way of crossing off places from our Baguio restaurant list and we just go by what we feel like eating (and what we think they serve at a particular resto if it’s new). It was on one of these look throughs that the location of a photo utterly stumped me (and Race).
^^,
No Picnic at Camp John Hay (addendum =D)
As I was getting all the photos I have for today’s feature post, it’s been cloudy, sunny and a bit foggy. Now, I can see a patch of blue in the sky and the sun’s shining like crazy. Yesterday, we were at L’Ami Frenchy and we couldn’t get home because the rain was playing with us. (The jury’s still out on that Baguio food establishment for me, my foodie friends, so the feature will come later when my experiences there finally sink in.) It let up, and when we were ready to go, it started to pour again. Gee whiz, talk about bipolar fickle. =S
A patch of spring/summer in the pizzeria/’pastaria’ (“,)
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