Cafe Maxims - Maxims Hotel

Marga Reyes

3.0

We had the complimentary breakfast set meals from Remington Hotel. Great ambience. Nothing special about the food though. Plus the service crew aren't the most lively. (Though I should cut them some slack since they're working on a holiday, but yeah, smiling won't hurt, right?)

Retno Moestika

3.0

The hype that surrounded Cafe Maxims when it first opened at Resorts World Manila didn't surprise me at all. I'm not a die hard coffee person but I can tell when the coffee is quality. There's something about the way the cream floats in it, and even the way the baristas conduct themselves. The coffee machines are also telling.At Cafe Maxims, high quality coffee is the star of the show. Their flat whites and cappuccino come highly recommended and rightly so, but my guilty pleasure whenever I'm there would have to be their signature hot chocolate. They also offer delicious pastries to complement your drinks. I usually go for the chocolate chip cookies. It's off the hook! Chocolatey, chewy in all the right ways, and more importantly, not too sweet. Cafe Maxims is the perfect venue for a quick coffee break or for catching up with friends. Go check 'em out if you haven't already.

Honest Eats

3.0

Ate here for breakfast (free from the hotel stay)Servings: adequate. If you have a small appetite, it may be eaten by two.Beef tapa -- sweet tapa, tender. Two sinny side up eggs. Cup of garlic rice.Daing na bangus -- crispy fried one whole bangus cut up into five manageable parts. Cup of garlic rice. Two sunny side up eggs.The breakfast set with veal sausage has huge servings (with separate bread basket)We also ordered three eggs omelette. The omelette is very soft (fluffy) and yummy. Served with bread.The default drink per set is coffee, but tea may be requested free of charge (in place of coffee).Ambience: great. The food is affordable and good. The cafe is inside a hotel. Good meet up place :)