Puzzles

Fitria Erwin

3.0

Food trip and it was planned. Im with my partner and we are seated at the bean bag on the carpeted floor. Food option were limited to snacks and sandwiches and friesBut the amazing part here is you will spend more time here than any other place, you are allowed to play all the games here, if you don't know a game just ask them and they will teach you,all the board games and other game you wanted to play when you were a kid, its here. The ambiance is ok. The services is good Going back here--- if bored and wants to have a fun time

Glenn Albert

4.0

IT WAS FUN. You could tell by their stash of boardgames that this place means business. Lots of choices, it was so easy to be overwhelmed! The place was being managed by the owner and his neice when we were here and they helped in picking out which games we could try first. Running fave as a first game would always be Ugly Doll. It's a match-three card game where you call dibs by pouncing on a card and shouting "ugly!" (or any derivative of it-- even a friend's name for fun). We went mostly for the desserts since we already ate prior. No alcohol on the menu so it's a good place to for the young at heart as well. I managed to bring my uncle and aunt here one time and they appreciated the place too. (And if by the end of the night, you're still craving for alcohol, there's a bar right across the street.) Honestly, I enjoy going here for the games and the snazzy decor. An expansion of their menu would be great.

Diselle Falcon

4.0

I just went here last month and I had a great time with my friends. The concept is very smart because not only do we have an awesome time bonding with our friends, but it's also a good way to reminisce our childhood memories. There are a lot of board games that you have so much to choose on and you'll definitely learn a lot from it. The food though, is pricey and average servings. So I'll definitely suggest that you bring extra money if you're planning to eat here. :)

Budzy Glory

2.0

First off, we already had lunch in The Burgery, also located in the same street as Puzzles Cafe, so visiting the cafe is just really my curiosity working over me. We were still so full from our lunch, that we were forced to order milkshakes since they did not have ice creams. The Oreo milkshake cost Php 180.00, which I think is the average price for a mason jar, but the rest of their menu was overpriced. Better go eat somewhere else first rather than spending here for a menu not too special.Not aware that the board games was not a free amenity for cafe goers, it turned out one player would have to pay Php 100.00 on top of the food ordered. The disappointment surged within me after finding out that of all the interesting board games out there, they failed to provide... guess what? UNO Stacks! Mad at the thought, we just settled with Jenga, to which my friend Gab and I did not know how to play.  :(Ambiance-wise, the place is excellent. That's one of the good things I can recommend with this cafe visit. However, if people out there would want to play, I would recommend barkadas to have their stomachs full before going in and just pay Php 100.00 for the player's fee.

Chori

3.0

Place is small so it would be better to make reservations in advance. Their board games collection is not as extensive as compared to other board game cafes. I had the Milo Godzilla for PhP180. It looked huge but upon finishing the drink, I figured the glass was just thick and the content was in fact not a lot. Also, they charge PhP100 per person for playing which is added on top of your bill. I suggest you stay for quite some time to make the most out of the PhP100.

Julie Hendry

4.0

Food: tasty with big servingsAmbience: cool with games and toys for all agesStaff: accomodatingFavorites: Mac N Cheese, Cheesy Bacon Fries, Fried Chicken & MashAccessibility: limitedPrice: pricey

Dewi Pang

3.0

A nice, fun place to hang out with friends and family if you like board games. Seating is a bit limited so it's best you get a table as early as you can. The guys who run the place are very knowledgeable and passionate about board games and made great suggestions for our group to try.What I didn't like much was the food though. We ordered different things, most of which I already forgot except for the pesto pasta. This one I particularly remember because it tasted a little weird (and not just me, even my friends found it that way). This was a bit long ago so it may have changed since then.Overall, I had a nice time here and will not mind coming back again.

Kurniawan Koeswadi

3.0

Loved their milkshake! Great place to play board games especially when you’re on a date or you want an intimate kinda bonding. Food’s pricey though.

Tyaswara

3.0

My youngest daughter had her first playdate today, so me and my mommy-date decided to get some nibbles while waiting. We had the Beer Battered Chicken strips which were quite good except that it seemed there was a shortage of condiments since there was literally one tablespoon of honey mustard and one tablespoon of catsup to accompany the mountain of strips; Chips & Dip- a well seasoned huge serving of paper thin potato slices with the same sauces; Mac& Cheese- gooey and rich, but the mixture of cheeses was too overpowering for me; and Fried Oreos for dessert which the kids fought over. For me, it was average. Serving time- not bad, about a 10-15 min wait for the food. Service needs improvement. Be ready to assert yourself in this place if you want to be noticed. Prices were a bit much for the quality of food so be sure to come in with a full stomach when you avail of the unli play, because although the food will fill you up, it's no assurance that you'll be satisfied.

Gabriela Anastasia

3.0

Puzzles branch in BF Homes is smaller than the one they have in BGC but they have a wider selection of board games here in the BF Homes branch. There are What I like about Puzzles is that you can either choose to pay for the gaming fee or order at least one meal. However, coming from my last visit in Puzzles BGC late last year, they have already increased their price from 100 Pesos per person to 150 Pesos per person for the gaming fee. For the ordering of food option, it excludes soups, side dishes, drinks and desserts. I hope they include the drinks next time because it’s something that people will want to order and order. Also, their menu prices especially the appetizers, main dishes and pastas are expensive than the usual.Because I was still a bit full, I just opted to pay for the gaming fee instead of getting food. Since our group was a little early, we got the “grassy” area with a circular table as our gaming spot. I hope they add more cushions and fewer bean bags because it’s hard to sit on the floor or share a bean bag with a friend when you’re playing. The sharing of bean bags also makes it harder when you’re playing card games because you do not wanna show your cards to the person sitting next to you.