Cafe Sanso

Reisa Anggreni

This small cafe in a side street near P. Guevarra in San Juan is usually on a single building because the Sanso Museum. Cozy and stylish ambience though a little small and tight since it is full quite often. From the meals choices, ourfavorites will be the sopa de ajo, jamon serrano, melon and mango salad, francesinha and jamon y quezo sandwiches and like in history Spanish fares like callos and paellas. The cool cuts platter has excellent choices of chorizos and cheese like the Spanish manchego cheese. The platters were a little pricey but we appreciated it. For the dessert we got the very best churros and chocolate dip. There are many types of the Spanish cocktail Sangria like the Margarita Sangria that i believe is a mixture of Sangria with Margarita - excellent! For non alcoholic beverages, the best is Agua Fresca that is so refreshing. Assistance is excellent. Parking is really a bit restricted though. Oh, also keep in mind to go to the Sanso Museum before or after eating for an additional benefit art experience.

Beatrice Doroin

Cafe Sanso is really a basic, yet unassuming location, a bit fancy, a bit tasteful, where in fact the Spanish food, (we.electronic. Paella & Callos), is fairly altered to the Filipino palate. Getting meticulous ourselves to information, this simple quiet location is conveniently clear from theDining Area around the Restroom. Their well-controlled jazzy piped-in songs, an easy listening, in addition has set an ideal ambiance for the first night. Furthermore, the Waiter who taken care of us last September 16, Wednesday to celebrate my wife's simple Birthday Supper isn't only knowledgeable but additionally attentive, which produced our celebration extra-memorable. Hence, Kudos to Cafe Sanso. Thanks! MV Lucas

Wina Febrina

The area is interestingly located next to the museum sharing its name. The museum 1st opened in December 2014. I'm uncertain though if the cafe opened up simultaneously or later. The area is in fact small, cozy and barely visible to passersby unless intentionally visited. It's evenmore "invisible" when cars are parked while watching cafe. They are all meaningless in evaluation to the nice food and lovely atmosphere inside. the area has significantly less than 10 tables but provides so a lot good food to provide. The paintings on the wall structure offer a deal with for the eyes once we wait for our foods. On our first go to, we attempted the roasted pumpkin cappuccino soup(we'd have needed it to end up being thicker nonetheless it was still tasty); melon and mango salad; pasta ala chitaraza and for dessert, we'd this crunchy "cubes" with so gentle filling. The caramel sauce garnish put into the flavor of the dessert. 'Twas unfortunate that I forgot the title of the dessert. A very important factor sure though : we'll keep coming back for more good meals.

Gita Amanda

Wanted to involve some paella at the relaxed pace and we'd it at Cafe Sanso. We purchased some pumpkin soup (lighting and great) and callos to opt for the paella. Dinner was perfectly and finished with the fried flan dessert. Extremely Goodservice. While looking forward to the meals, we leafed through espresso table textbooks on Juvenal Sanso. :). The Cafe can be adjacent to a skill gallery/museum for individuals who desire to embrace the really feel and seeing more artwork.

Aulia Ardhilla

I at first ordered the beergarita and beef salpicao. But discovered that their churros is really a must-try. The reviews are usually correct! The churros are actually a MUST-TRY! :) Neighborhood is quiet if you go during the night for beverages, it's nice to remain outdoors. :)Shop around for interesting paintings as well!