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Coffee Project co-lab

Coffee Shop in Paco

Coffee Shop4.3 (597 reviews)₱1–500

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Coffee Project co-lab is a Coffee Shop in Malate, Paco, Philippines. Price range: budget-friendly. Also offers outdoor seating, table reservations, delivery, takeaway. Rated 4.3★ by 597 diners.

Amenities

Free Wi-FiOutdoor seatingDeliveryTakeawayBreakfastTakes reservationsFamily friendly

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What people say

Large cafe with quiet area. Aesthetically pleasing. Simple meals served. Coffee is pretty expensive and just tastes ok. Service is good. The cups are thin walled and offer not protection from the heat of the coffee.
Their Gyudon is so good! I think it's a bit pricey for students. Feels so homey when we got there so I think a good place to study. BUT im not sure when it's filled with students. Kawaii and very creative space.
The ambiance is very nice, clean and cozy. I like the designs… The food and drinks was really good, but the caesar has a lot of dressing that’s why it’s really salty… The staff is not approachable and not accommodating, not a single smile.

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What diners say on Google

Andrew Hiscock★★★★

Large cafe with quiet area. Aesthetically pleasing. Simple meals served. Coffee is pretty expensive and just tastes ok. Service is good. The cups are thin walled and offer not protection from the heat of the coffee.

Giselle★★★★★

It's a great place. Very cozy and aesthetic. Great ambiance and lightings, good chairs, comfy for doing online stuff with your laptop, free wifi also, password will be given in your receipt. I just didn't like how the cashier interact with the customer, a bit rude and wasn't nice. Not approachable and mataray.

Dianna Sibal★★★★★

Their Gyudon is so good! I think it's a bit pricey for students. Feels so homey when we got there so I think a good place to study. BUT im not sure when it's filled with students. Kawaii and very creative space.

Sheryll Ann “Sheann” Lozada★★★★★

I love this place... Very cozy, peaceful, friendly, and casual place where you feel welcome. It had a very intimate atmosphere, making it easy to have deep, personal conversations with your companion. A quiet place where you can study, prepare a presentation, do projects, etc. The wifi is a plus. The staff are very warm and friendly. The coffee and the food is great and I love their carbonara.

Angeline Faustino★★★★

I realized no one has posted a review for this cafe eversince it underwent renovation so I hope this review would be helpful. One thing I noticed immediately from their menu is that its overpriced. Especially for the beverages they offer which is "fine" because you get to use their wifi and charger ports. I think this goes to every coffee project branches, the ambience and place is the one you're really paying for and not the food and beverages. I ordered their 170php Americano and it's decent enough although for an Americano it is overpriced. They have art supplies available INSIDE the cafe. A podcast room that you can pay per hour, they also offer quiet rooms for sleeping and isolation. The decorations is really pretty in this place, perfect for studying. Their wifi is okay, not too fast but maybe it's because there's too many people right now.

Shaine★★★★

The ambiance is very nice, clean and cozy. I like the designs… The food and drinks was really good, but the caesar has a lot of dressing that’s why it’s really salty… The staff is not approachable and not accommodating, not a single smile.

Raffy Matoy★★

It is a hot place compared to most of the cafes out there. The food is mid and overpriced. Internet suck! They close at 8PM, contrary to what they posted. They did not inform me upon ordering, so I could decide whether to stay here or look for another place.

Ford Filomeno★★★★

QUAINT. Teeming of the usual steampunk Coffee Project feels—cozy, quaint, artsy, overly decorated. Good coffee and cakes. Also offers savory food. Usually busy on the weekdays due to surrounding schools. + Has a mezzanine, more (and better) seats there + Privacy-conducive tables and seats - Seats and environment on the ground floor feel crowded

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