I just love quaint coffee
shops. It never fails to make my heart skip a beat. Well, that and too much
coffee.
After a quick and blooper-filled S&R trip, V and I decided to
have coffee somewhere. V recommended CO/OP and I recall M mentioned that place
when I asked for food stops for my San Juan food trip (which became a White
Plains food trip). I quickly agreed and off we go to San Juan.
The place was slightly hidden (or was it because it was dark?) so you need to be somehow familiar how to get there. A big CO/OP sign though will greet you so you’ll know when you’ve reached your destination.
The place was slightly hidden (or was it because it was dark?) so you need to be somehow familiar how to get there. A big CO/OP sign though will greet you so you’ll know when you’ve reached your destination.
I instantly fell in love with the place. A huge MANILA signage was
at the porch which serves as a cute backdrop for a few tables and chairs for
the al fresco diners.
The counter is the first thing you’ll see once you open the door.
With a simple menu, it wasn’t hard to decide what to order.
Since we were still full from our pizza, chicken and fries, we
opted to have the Dessert in a Jar (PHP175), Cappuccino (PHP110) for me and CO/OP
Iced Tea (PHP80) for V.
While waiting for our orders, we checked out the cute stuff CO/OP
carries.
At first, I had the impression that the items they were selling
were NGO products. Apparently, these items are from other countries like US and
Australia. Most are priced about PHP900.