Nicto's Coffee Shop - Manila

The coffee is good, and I really enjoyed the revel pastry, though I can't speak for the others. It's a nice spot for catching up with friends, studying, or having a business meeting since it's quiet and peaceful. The bathrooms are clean as well. The noodles are a bit pricey, though.

The coffee was just okay; the Nicspresso Quake was enjoyable, but the cappuccino was underwhelming. The food didn't meet expectations and felt overpriced, as if you were getting less value than you paid for. The sardine pasta had an off-putting, market-like smell, and the noodles were of low quality with poor texture and an unpleasant aftertaste. There were also minimal sardines and olives in the dish. The quesadillas were spicy and appeared soggy, but they turned out to be satisfactory. The pizza was rather ordinary as well, yet again, priced higher than its worth. However, the interior of the restaurant stood out with its chic colors, modern design, and cozy ambiance. It might be a bit too warm inside, and there were some flies due to the plants. On the plus side, there were plenty of power outlets available for those looking to be productive.

I really enjoyed their nicspresso quake, but that was the highlight of my visit. The food selection was quite limited, and the dishes we ordered were just okay. The cheese quesadilla was a bit soggy and honestly looked (and tasted) quite disappointing. The pizza had a nice crunch, but it wasn't anything extraordinary. Additionally, the food took an eternity to arrive. On the positive side, the modern interiors were nice.

This charming little spot is great for studying, working, or catching up with friends. The coffee is quite nice, but the food is just average and could use some improvement, especially considering the prices. On the plus side, there is plenty of parking available below.

Great coffee and drinks! It's a lovely spot to relax with a good book.