Qyosko - Dumaguete City

The coffee and service at this restaurant are good. The atmosphere is a bit old-fashioned and the decor is quirky. It's unclear if it's a fast ordering place that serves coffee or a coffee shop that prioritizes quick service. The overall ambiance is not very cozy. I would rate this place 3.5 stars. The ube pandesal and coffee are worth 4 stars, and there are dessert options on the menu that look promising. The decor is a bit off-putting, and the bar layout and overall layout of the cafe could use some updates. The water glass given to me was so scratched that it was no longer transparent.

I may be biased, as I first visited this restaurant when I was in university back in 2006. It had been over 16 years since my last visit, so I decided to take my siblings who are currently studying in Dumaguete. I couldn't stop talking about how it looked before, and I was excited to see how it had changed. The exterior hadn't changed much, but the interior had been upgraded significantly. My friends and I used to come here after playing Dota or having a drink. It used to be open 24/7, but now it is a boutique restaurant that opens at 11 o'clock, closing on Sundays. I ordered my all-time favorite tocilog, which was served on a unique plate. The food was still delicious, and we enjoyed some drinks as well. I will definitely make it a point to visit this place whenever I am in town, and I recommend that you give it a try too.

I recently visited this restaurant after living in the area for almost 3 years. I had only heard about it from my staff, but I am so glad I finally checked it out. The ambiance is cozy and has a French touch to it, and I enjoyed seeing the French macarons in the bakery. The food and drinks were great as well. I loved my experience at this place.

More beautiful place to have some cake in the phillipines. the normal eating is ok or good, but why come here is to have a really nice cake or biscuits. we really enjoyed this place and enjoyed breaking out the normal days in the phillipines. we had a relaxed time before our flight back to manila of dumaguete and loved a little here with cake, coffee and juice to relax. If you want to have a relaxed time and want to break out of the typical Filipino everyday, they come here and enjoy it. the witness is really friendly!

Drank a flat white coffee. It was just as good and costs less than the coffee bars on Rizal. The cafe is comfy and the food prices very affordable. I'll be back.