Tweedle Book Cafe

It is my second visit to this small cafe. It right across my son's school so I find it convenient to come back again.

It offers drinks different from the mainstream cafes. It has a varied selection of hot chocolate drinks that come in fragile cups like this.

This is a serving of Hot Chocolate infused with Cinnamon. For P160, it is kinda hefty.

My first experience of Tweedle hot cocoa was the Dark Chocolate variant. I found it too pure, I had to ask for two helpings of syrup. The server was right that I may find it too bitter.

Their hot cocoa selection comes from TCC. I am not familiar with the brand. From what I've seen, it looks like it's Philippine-made. It tastes of the premium kind. But, it still hasn't come up to my Top 3.

Honestly, I find everything on the menu on the expensive side too. I guess I am paying for the ambience. Like me, most of the people who hang out here just enjoy the cool A/C and the peace and quiet offered by this cafe. Along with a single serving of drink, of course.

Though I am confused about it's identity (one side looks rustic, the other side looks modern, books and collectible toys line up the shelves) it is an ideal location for book reading and just letting the hours pass.

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