A dream spot for movie geeks, this place blends the charm of a café with the magic of a cinema. It’s a unique concept that creates a cozy, immersive haven for film lovers.
The café offers plenty of indoor and al fresco seating, plus a menu ranging from coffee to cocktails—perfect for long, relaxed visits. I also loved that they sell Quezon and other film merch, which adds a thoughtful touch for cinephiles.
I’m still about to try more from the menu, so I might update this review once I’ve tasted more of their food. So far, the café had a nice, easygoing vibe when we visited early afternoon. After our movie, the place got busier and a bit more lively but still tolerably loud and enjoyable.
If you are here for just the food and drinks, and not for the cinema or the cats, this place is just not it. Went here with expectations, the menu and the prices were very promising. First of all, the staffs (except the friendly guard) seemed very bothered that they are doing their job. Second, the frappe tasted very synthetic. Literally tasted like shakes you can find on the streets. Lastly, it's NOT WORTH the price. The carbonara is quite bland and not served hot. It's disappointing. Vibe-wise it's okay, the atmosphere is just okay. But what is vibes without great food.
We only got to try their Nacho Grande & Sangria.
That was a generous glass of Sangria, you could share it.
Plenty of available seats even on a weekend night.
Nice place to hang because they are open until late.
We didn't plan to go here but we were finding a cafe to stay at and we ended up here. The atmosphere and vibe was nice and it is an ideal spot to hang out with friends.
The service was mostly okay but can be improved. Our group had drinks only and as you can see in the photo, presentation isn't their strong suit. As for the drink that I had which is Matinee Idol, it was too sweet and tasted mostly peanut butter and barely chocolate. The other drinks were average.
