The macaroons are good and there are a lot of flavors. But the rainbow crepe cake was chewy when it should melt in your mouth. Small place. But i go for the macaroons.
Mrs. Graham is such a homey resto in the busy streets of Tomas Morato. I was lucky enough to have visited this place empty, I was able to enjoy it's ambiance.
If you look at the picture I posted, you wouldn't probably expect that it's worth 700-800. I was actually surprised of our bill.
I didn't expect that I would like the milkshake though, it could be paired with cakes cos it's not too sweet unlike other milkshakes. The Matcha Crepe was a bit hard(?), I was expecting it to be fluffy but it's actually rubbery which I didn't like. The Cheesecake was good except for the crust, I am not a fan of candy sprinkles and I didn't get why they had to put some in the crust, the Macaron was good yet pricey so I was only able to taste one. I would definitely go back and order different cakes, tasting these cakes in the picture once is enough.
What I like about this place is the place itself. Tho it's small, the ambiance is pretty much relaxing. For me, it looks Parisian with all the flowers and pastel colors and macarons by the glass window.
They sell artsy stuff and trinkets. Aside from that, they also have boardgames that you and your friends can use.
For the food, I'd give them a 3. We ordered their rainbow crepe cake, mint chocolate macaron, and a Salted Caramel coffee. I enjoyed looking at the rainbow cake. As for the taste, saks lang. The mint chocolate macaron was good. Very minty cookies and the chocolate filling was very rich. The coffee was actually for the boyfriend. He loved it. The coffee was kinda thick and not like the Starbucks kind of coffee. I had a sip and the coffee has a strong taste with a hint or caramel. If you like that kind of coffee, I suggest you give it a try.
Dainty Cafe with super chill vibes. Perfect for dates, hanging out, or studying. I highly recommend their butter beer absolutely one of my favs and their specialty macaroons
This is my third time visiting Mrs. Grahams. I've fallen in love with their macarons and I always look forward to coming back. This time, I brought my friends here since I wanted them to fall in love with the simple and homey interior of the cafe, the sweet treats up for eating and drinking, and the over-all crafty environment filled with games, merchandise, and pretty lettering. This time, my friends and I ordered the Butterbeer milkshake and a slice of Hershey's chocolate crepe cake. If you don't have a sweet tooth, I wouldn't really recommend the butterbeer milkshake, but I personally loved it. I had some macarons for takeaway and excitedly ate them up the next day. Overall, it was a great experience - kind of pricey for students (which is why I don't go often), but it's worth the price.
Mits Almarez | Mitsadventurez
+4.5
The place was so cute! And the macaroons were very delicious, it was a lil bit pricey that's we weren't able to buy that many. They offer board games too! The place is quite small so it's your luck if the place is not packed. Not sure if they have more chairs upstairs as when we visited we were the only customers there.
The place is cute and relaxing. The room's pastel colored walls make you want to stay there forever as if you lived inside a doll house. The colorful macarons are deliciously distracting 😋 I also recommend Hershey's crepe cake! Not too sweet, but just right for your taste buds 😁👍🏻💕
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This cafe has won my heart. For me, this cafe is every girl's dream afternoon tea party venue come true. That's how much I like it.
It's a tiny shop on Scout Rallos, right next to Mr Graham's Sandwiches that's famous for their Cebuano, Cubano-style, sandwiches (Cebuano, Cubano - you get it). The lucky few who get a table have ample time to make their way through the star collection of macarons, made and displayed in limited batches.
The product is thoughtfully made, in construction and flavor - from the gentle cinnamon spicing over Churros; the chocolate chips mounted atop their Cookie Dough macarons, with an honest-to-goodness cookie dough filling; or the light, chewy filling and faux cheese shavings over Ensaymada (I think it was white chocolate - am I wrong? Did I eat it too quickly? Aren't these rhetorical questions?).
At P55-70 apiece, these aren't considered cheap by the local market; it takes a bite - or three, or four - to appreciate what they're doing. What you are paying for is a delightful, frustratingly underrated, product.
They aren't the thickest macaron pastry shells we've seen, but they fight a valiant battle against humidity, which is probably why they're made sweeter than normal.
Get over it. Order some tea or some coffee and it all evens out.
For someone who likes desserts, it's a must-visit place when you're around Tomas.
I love their cereal cheesecake, chai tea cake and macarons. There's a lot of flavors to choose from. However, matcha crepe was a bit of a letdown. The interior is cute and their playlist is french music.
Definitely coming back for the shakes!
Tried their Oreo cheesecake milkshake, and it was okay. I don't really get where the cheesecake part comes in, they should really just rename it as an Oreo milkshake. Their peach ice tea is kind of bland. I've also previously tried their butterbeer, and it was just okay, if a little too sweet.
The space is very very small, and for that reason can get pretty loud when it's filled up. Overall, it's just an okay place to try, I'm not sure if it's a place you'd regularly return to.
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