Book & Borders Cafe

Bengisu Duman

4.0

The ambience of the place is great. When we went on a weekday afternoon, there wasn’t much people and it was pretty quiet. It’s really perfect for a little relaxing. I had their iced cafe latte. It was pretty good. What I thought was a scoop of ice cream floating on it, apparently it was frozen milk. Interesting. We also tried their nachos, potato wedges, and clubhouse sandwich. The sandwich was good because they were generous on the filling although it would’ve been better of the bread was a little less dry. The nachos was just okay. I find nothing too special in it except for the thrill (or hassle) of putting the toppings yourself. The potato wedges I think was the most interesting. It was my first time to try having fried that are not just seasoned then fried. This one was breaded which makes the texture really crispy. It also has a nice flavor to it and it’s not salty. This one’s a great finger food for a big group since there’s already a lot of it in one order.

Charity Sudargo

4.0

We had our daughter’s first birthday at Book and Borders. Chose the place as her birthday’s theme was Harry Potter. We loved the Tuyo pasta. It was a different take to the usual Tuna Pasta and made the recipe Filipino inspired. Can I also mention their milk ice ball? Saw somewhere that their the first cafe to do that here. Overall, this is a pretty good café.