Snap A Shot Cafe

Adi Mulyono Gondopurwanto

4.0

This cafe is exclusive for the reason that it combines the owner's personal passion for photography right into a passion for foods. That is quite obvious from the title of the area itself -- "Snap a go" -- and the interesting assortment of photo digital cameras on screen atthe café. Apart from this, this eating place also has plenty of dishes to assist, which range from some "rice bowls" with various generally Filipino toppings (like sisig, pork steak, and poultry adobo), to pasta meals (among that i particularly like the sardines pesto), some snack foods (burgers, nachos, quesadilla, etc.), various kinds of cheese cakes, beverages (including many milk-based types), etc. There's practically plenty of stuff to pick from to fulfill your craving! This café is situated almost right across Robinson's mall in Jaro, Iloilo -- hence, it is rather accessible to the general public. Its dining region is properly decorated (with customized wood frames for ceiling lighting). It'cozy and homey. There's a good room for private activities. It also includes a parking great deal, but with quite restricted slots. Overall, Snap a Photo is an extremely nice add-on to the already lengthy group of eateries in the town. Test it out for and find for youself! :D

Ruby Krista Alcantara

4.0

he cafe was created due to the owner's passion for photography and food and espresso. Thus the title Snap.a.Chance Cafe was conceived. An accumulation of digital cameras were shown on the wall space. It's almost an commercial set-up with minimalist accent helps it be visually stimulating over agood sip of espresso.