Elsewhere Cafe

Best thing about this place is their vibe and decor. Mismatch chairs, vinyls, photo booths, and a stationary store. I had their Elsewhere latte but didn’t like it much. Also tried their Beef Gyudon, it’s ok and serving size is good. Their prices are mid to above average. They accept cash or gcash (no credit card). Could get a bit busy, especially with university students. I came here many times before (always on a weekend) but they were always busy and full, probably because it’s near a university. There are some outlets for charging. Not sure if they have wifi. Overall, a good hangout place with ok coffee and food. Fun to take pictures and a chill place to catch-up with friends.

Good food, self-service, good ambience. Their truffle pasta is so different from the usual, and they have taho espresso! The worst part about it is the bathroom outside and finding the café itself, but there's also a cutesy stationery store inside.

Unique and artisan food, matchas, and coffee; kind staff. Worth the price. Also has a vintage photobooth and sticker/anik-anik booth. Very challenging to find seats kasi crowded. Point of improvement would be to have a bigger signage outside leading to the location of the store.

Overall: This concept cafe is a must try. Y2K aesthetic, mismatched chairs setup, a hole-in-the-wall/pop up photo booths and arts/crafts shop within this student (and young at heart) friendly cafe. The drinks menu offers a comfortable hug while the food menu gives a hearty full stomach. The pricing is justifiable, especially since its target market is of students with a high budget. I don’t know if it’s just the timing and the busyness of the crew, all I know is that the crew can be more approachable. Things to consider, since I haven’t ask really: wifi and sockets availability.

Elsewhere cafe has really nice aesthetic interiors, and I love it that it has a sticker shop and photo booth inside. Was able to go back here a couple of times now and I must say that their coffee is great! Already tried their signatures: Elsewhere latte, Tiramisu latte, and Taho latte. All are good but Elsewhere latte has got to be my favorite. Was also able to try their chicken mushroom dish and it did not disappoint.

A cute hangout place right beside Vito Cruz LRT Station. We went here at around 7pm on a Thursday so the place wasn’t as busy. The cafe has a good ambiance, although it gets very noisy at times since most of the customers are students and young/energetic. Perfect for a quick hangout lang with friends! You can take pictures sa photobooths and buy cute stuff sa art market nila. Didn’t get to try any of the food but the drinks were forgettable. Would still recommend this as it is definitely a tier above most of the cafes around taft.

Eclectic interior that is subdued. Lights are just bright enough to lit up the place but not to hurt your eyes. This is more of a hang-out spot rather than a study spot (for those looking for cafes as a study area). There's a decal/keychain/sticker shop that features independent artists and a photo booth. It's a place that can definitely keep your eyes busy. I love how the cafe is tucked away inside this small unamusing building, it really adds to the charm. It's located on the 3rd floor and the entrance is to the left of the Domino's. It's quite spacious and can accommodate groups of 10's. There are tables for smaller groups and solo people. The coffee was great and doesn't feel overpriced. They had interesting blends like the taho coffee which arnibal that tastes exactly like the ones that come with taho and small pearls. They also had a lot of options for snacks and pastries.

I tried their fruit soda, and it tasted like the usual ones I’ve had before. Their Caesar salad, on the other hand, was pretty good. Their beverages are very affordable, making them a great choice for students on a budget. The servings are big too, so if you don’t have a big appetite, you can easily share. I’m planning to try their coffee on my next visit. Aside from food and drinks, they also offer photobooths for ₱200 and sell keychains and stickers. It’s a great spot to hang out with friends, but not the best place to study since it tends to get crowded and noisy.