Little Farmers Coffee

Jon Bote

Coffee stores that patronize local coffees and products aren't without Iloilo City. We've, for example, Bo's Espresso and LoCo (merely to name two), so it is always a enjoyment to find other cafes that the same. Little Farmers Coffee, We wastold, has only 2 branches up to now in the city. Another one, which opened in regards to a year ago, reaches Festive Walk Mall, as the 2nd one I visited is situated on degree 2 of Robinsons Invest Jaro. It opened nearly five months ago. Needlessly to say, it sells coffees and products via different locations in the Philippines, like Benguet, Kalinga, the Cordillera, Sagada, Mt. Kanlaon, Mt. Apo, Mt. Matutum, etc. Aside from these, in addition they serve decaf espresso, civet (alamid) espresso, Macadamia coffee, along with other usual and much more common types that you can discover in other espresso shops. The Little Farmers Espresso at Robinsons Location Jaro is practically only a kiosk, with not a lot of seats (especially given that the amount of customers is strictly controlled to ensure social distancing). The area can be an open space -- therefore, you don't sense crammed and ventilation will be good. Service is quick and the affable. Cost is also reasonable. While enjoying a decaf plus some Mt. Kanlaon espresso, I pointed out that there were more folks ordering coffee beans rather than consuming items at the kiosk. This confirms my impact that the merchandise this small restaurant sells are actually good. Buying your espresso products this is a simple method of supporting our nearby espresso cultivators or farmers. Therefore, I invite other espresso enthusiasts like myself to use this location out. You will not regret it! :D