Barbara's Coffee Shop

ketchupking

Foodie

10.0

Barbara's coffee shop is a bit of an expensive place but with all the orders that we had, there was none that we did not like. From the fried baby squid, the crispy tadyang (crispy beef rib), pinapaitan (bitter soup made from innards), seafood paella, fresh lumpia and pansit canton. These were all of excellent quality but the baby squid was the best of the bunch. The pandan tea was light and refreshing and complimented the heavy food. You'll get serenaded and by very good musicians and you'll get to see how old homes used to look like in the Philippines.

strawberrysparkle

Foodie

8.8

A quaint little coffeeshop at a corner. Ideal for tourists who wants to get some refreshing drink after a ling tiring walk around intramuros. They serve cakes, pastas, and light meals as well.

cometcaramel

Foodie

7.2

A cafe in intramuros that is reminiscent of old manila. The menu is varied with different foods but I only tried the coffee. It is an intimate place to unwind.

chocolatechomp

Foodie

5.0

This was the only coffee shop that was open when we visited Casa Manila early in the morning. We ordered three kinds of iced coffees and one bread (since their bread looked a lil bit sad, although i think it's sulit for its price because of its size). We were expecting good food since it's one of the well-known restaurants in the area but the coffee tasted like instant coffee with ice.

satellitesushi

Foodie

3.5

tourist trap! they increase the prices of what we ordered once they give the bill. what is 495 pesos on the menu becomes 695 on the receipt