Negative Space Cafe - Quezon City

I and my friends have sung here after one of our weekend walks last year. we ordered a lot of food and we could get a taste of almost everything on their menu. Eat: affordableness: location: service: ambiente: unnecessary to say, we have really enjoyed our experience in negative space cafe.

Yesterday to do with my friend a review for the upcoming board reviews. I have done a lot in the time we spent there, ambiente was really good, good lighting and overall a pleasant experience. absolutely loved the chicken caraage, good taste. had some espresso and a laugh while we were there and we were overall satisfied. will definitely go back.

We have cried here for their cocktails and the end of the day round. ambiance was very comfortable to borrow artsy and chill with a selection of books. one way ticket to the moon and monkey coffee. owtm was definitiw my favorit of the two with a stronger alcoholic tang and deep taste in comparison to monkey coffee, which had a taste reminded of wein filled obstkuchen. faster, friendly service was definitiw a plus! 10/10 would go back to her other food / alcohol and the 3d pencil drunk drawing with friends

I went here on a Friday night and there were not that many people so it's a good place to study.I ordered cold chicken ramen and Japanese iced coffee and super loved both! One order of cold ramen is actually good for two and I would even say that one order of iced coffee is also good for two unless both of you are coffee lovers.Go here if you love creating visual art as they have materials you can buy or rent for a fee.It would be nice if there are available coloring book/sheets.

A major change we’ve been hurdling over the past few weeks is that both of us have begun our graduate studies. Among the various challenges our new situation presents is the need to find places where we could spend hours quietly studying, preferably with access to good food and Internet. In the interest of fulfilling all these criteria, we steered clear of the more ubiquitous coffee shops and cafes near our workplaces, and headed back to a familiar area frequented by university students: Maginhawa Street in Diliman. This time we tried out the Negative Space Café, located in Teachers Village.