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Coffee is such a trend now that most coffee shops don't stand out that much, unlike before. White walls, fancy ceilings, minimalist areas, warm lights, and even the sign letters exude apparent similarities. What we are looking for should be different and distinct.

Our online search for our next coffee visit led us to different parts of Cavite - Silang, Alfonso, Tagaytay, and the most never-been-heard town to us, Magallanes.

Our unanimous choice was Magallanes.

It is a peaceful town with majestic plains and massive views of coconut trees. 





This place is called Salipit Coffee Farm. But they don't grow coffee here. However, they have these gutter-connected greenhouses for lettuce, bitter gourd, bokchoy, and chilis. What makes this coffee shop extra unique is the food on its menu. They serve it fresh from the farm to the table.







All in all, it was really an excellent coffee + farm experience. The food and coffee were great, and the place is very close to nature. Before leaving, we bought some fresh bokchoy and banana.

Destressing is definitely a fulfillment here. 


❕FOR YOUR INFORMATION❕
Salipit Coffee Farm  is located in Magallanes, Cavite
Pros: good place, everything is a must-try on their menu
Cons: not accessible to public transport, private vehicles are highly recommended + waze 😉 
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My desire to fulfill my coffee adventure is kind of indomitable despite the limited time that I have when I unintentionally see a coffee shop along my way. It was on a fine Tuesday that I was tasked to go on a field work in Manila, that I had to stop by two universities around U-belt. I just had few hours to accomplish my job on that day, and I just realized that I was holding back my hunger for quite long which was a bad idea at all. First things first of course. I had a couple of things on my hand that must be done quickly. I was nearly completing my errands when I saw Amo Yamie Crib situated few walk steps away from my assigned workplace. That of course strengthened my hunger more and all that I thought was to finally get everything done - congratulations to me because I did!

Realizing that I was on a field work that challenged my hunger, my excitement was on a struggle at the same time. How could one get excited when she had to take her lunch at her favorite coffee shop for an hour only? You know what I mean? I still had to go back to work after this. Just imagine how half frustrated I was on that day, pushing myself to whack out my most-planned-but-never-been-happening visit at Amo Yamie Crib - I just felt that it was on that day that it finally happened. Wow. I promise that I will be visiting this place again and I will make a better blog about it. But for now, let me share with you how I was enchanted by this coffee shop that it even effortlessly caused me to blog a little about it.

Amo Yamie Crib has been making a huge name on the internet for being popular for its fairy-tale theme that inevitably thronged by coffee lovers. I have been reading articles about this coffee shop and it cannot deny the fascination and appreciation that you will feel when you visit this place. It started to operate first in Pampanga and then lately in Ubelt. Now, their branches are growing from North down to Metro - a round of applause for that!

I am residing in Cavite (Oh hello Manila traffic!) and it just so happened that this coffee shop has enthralled me a lot that an attempt of resistance cannot subdue it. So here's what happened next…

I went here at exactly lunch time and the place was still not crowded yet, which was a good thing for me because I was able to pick the most beautiful spot of their area!

Tsadaaaa! Just look how cozy this spot is! I was sitting on the upper left of this crib and I just simply felt the soft clouds resting above me. It made me refresh a memory of my student life. I wish I was able to know this place early before I finished college. I would probably spend more time in eating here than to sneak up on my notes. Okay let’s cut the confession here. HAHAHA!

As a self-proclaiming blogger (ehem, not yet a pro one), I need to find the best time to take pictures of a specific place so I can get the most of it. I gave myself a tour of the place if ever I would be including this on my blog (my initial plan was to visit this place only, but now it's blogged).



I was caught by these magical wonders and I couldn’t halt myself from admiring it. These are all instragramish (or instagrammable instead?)!
For the food, I just ordered their Red Velvet Cheesecake Frappuccino and Big Bite Regular Burger
Red Velvet Frappuccino P139

Big Bite Regular Burger P79

Their food and beverages are all popularly priced. Imagine, my total bill was just P 218 only for a frappe and burger? No wonder this coffee shop is always fully-booked. Who wants a fast-food meal when there's a food haven like this just across it? You can forget about Jollibee and Mcdonalds for a while - just go there when you crave. Hahaha! And of course, believe me when I say "The food tastes better than the price" - No joke, all of their food items on their menu are so incomparable to that of other famous coffee shops.


A P O L O G Y  S T A T E M E N T  A H E A D

"Dear readers, please bear with me if I can share shortly with you my experience with Amo Yamie Crib only until here. I promise that I will be collecting enough story for this."
You can visit their Facebook page here. Visit them and be enchanted as well!
Burrrrp!
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Imus City is not just a historical spot in Cavite but is also a go-to place for coffee lovers - ehem, like me. It is surprising how a former town which is now a well-nigh urbanized city, became popular for coffee shops. It is going to give you a hard time deciding which coffee place you are going to visit first because the choices are multi-fold and overwhelming.  While I was in discussion with JJ, I remembered how I craved for a certain coffee place around Imus. I read a lot of good reviews about it and I just found the right time to visit it - a house that was turned into a coffee shop. Well, how cool is that? Just keep scrolling down and you will see the homelike vibe that Classic Home Brew Café will give you.


Resting at #17 Castañeda St., Imus, Cavite, this coffee shop is somewhere near from the Imus Cathedral and Imus Gymnasium. If you are facing these landmarks, get the direction on your right and you will see a street corner where it will take you to it. A few walk steps will do and there's no hard cheese finding it! Get inside and celebrate your discovery with Classic Home Brew Café!




First welcome spot: Outdoor area is served for people who like to enjoy the nature's air and (I think) who like to stain it - plainly, smoking is allowed here. No worries because they accommodate specific comforts of their customers; so go inside instead - you will like it more. 





You can likely mistake this place as your home - the cozy and homelike impression is very evident. From its ceiling down to its floor, everything is worth the camera’s attention. I was happy when I visited this place because JJ and I were the first customers! I got the privilege to tour the place myself and of course, took shots of everything I need for this blog. 





This shop is actually a two-storey house, but they only made use of the ground floor for the dining area and coffee bar. Yup, the second floor is not open to the customers. Their ground floor can accommodate 20 people at a time - something good for family bonding and group get-together.








They are using imported teas and flavorings yet all of their beverages are low-priced! Plus, their crew are very accommodating that you can even ask for an extra small cup of milk for your coffee.


FOOD ATTACK!
If you doubt how far your one hundred fifty pesos can take you, well, better take that with you here. For a cup of hot espresso which is Php 45 only, you can even pair that up with either a pasta dish (Php 100) or a sandwich (Php 80). This is no joke! Their menu will give you the comfort to choose the food item that you want without leaving you a light wallet. Is it worth the taste? YES - your taste buds should have a try of this!




Creamy Carbonara (Php 95)


Bolognese (Php 95)

French Fries good for sharing (Php 80)

Double Delight Frappuccino (Php 100)

Berry Vanilla Frappuccino (P100)
Hot Chocolate good for sharing (Php 65) believe me, I need to give the half of this big cup to JJ so we could finish this one

Clubhouse Sandwich (P120, good for sharing)
We stayed here for five hours because it made us feel that we didn’t have our own houses to dwell. If you are a Caviteno and you are also in search of food places, this coffee shop must never be out of your list - no more second thoughts, just go and dine here! To spend your Two Hundred Pesos here is even a more practical idea than to go out somewhere far which will surely cost you more. It's really true - there's no place like home!

                                                                                          Price: 9/10
                                                                                          Food: 8/10
                                                                                          Beverages: 8/10
                                                                                          Place: 9/10

They open from 4:00 PM until 1:00 AM, Mondays to Sundays.
Going there? Find them here.




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