The Coffee Project - Teresa

The island is just not coffee, but baked, free internet, wonderful coffee and eat. eating is quite good and a good way to eat for coffee and something. very reasonable and a good choice. great place to relax and they do not hurry. to leave

The place should be worthy of the name, and in some way it is eating, but not the coffee. breakfast items are top price and portions are great. the place has free wi fi with much and much space to study, have a meeting. or small group conferences work on projects. I wish they were thinking about how to make the brew better

I like coffee here in the morning as there are not many people during this day. I love her Vietnamese latte paired with her breakfast meals.

I am a hospitable work so I have been at different places, saw various coffee shop, but this coffee have a unique ambiente that separates it from others. but the taste of the coffee is similar to other competing, hope to have a unique note. in every cup coffee.

It was a weekend that we decided to go off the beaten path. The neighborhood we live in has at least 3 Starbucks within a 2 kilometer radius. So we went up the Antipolo mountain zig zag road (Sumulong Highway), turned left on Manuel L....Quezon Avenue since this road could also take us to the adjacent town of Angono. Coffee Project is spacious and pleasantly accommodating. Seats and tables were work and eating friendly, And wi fi is free and fast. Maybe because there were not too many people that morning. Unlike Starbucks were laptops,smartphonesm, tablets are de rigger, customers at Coffee Project were more mature and the newspaper reading crowd. Breakfast was good. Presentation was up to par and the time the food was served from order was fast. The crew or staff members were friendly and was marketing oriented, pointing to add ons with our order. Nice. The dining room was spaced out for sufficient privacy. Coffee Project is part of several establishments at Vista Mall, close to All Home Depot, both projects of which belong to the Manny Villar family. The breakfast combo corned beef, overeasy egg and fried rice was good. As with most restaurants serving breakfast fare, I have high expectations for the coffee. The place I thought should have great coffee, given the name. Not. I am not sure why Starbucks had consistently given me strong Jack Reacher brew. It could just be me. But the people who flock to Starbucks I believe expect their caffeine rot be of the same strength or blend. Nevertheless, come for the breakfast, and get your caffeine fix elsewhere.