The coffee shop is near so many other restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and other fun stops. While the place is simple, its practicality goes a long way. I lounge at their comfy couches and see a group of Chinese ladies chattering loudly in their own language, biker guys outside waiting for the promise of a sumptuous meal, and laptop savvy professionals intently working with a hot cup of coffee. The interiors may not be that luxurious but it is very much inviting to the bigger population. Compared to most coffee shop prices, their menu has a wide variety of meals and drinks to choose from for very affordable prices. I chose a Cookies and Cream frappuccino while waiting for my boss - and for 70 pesos, its way too good. You have to eat the whipped cream with all its chocolate syrup on it first before it goes down with the shake…
So the concept is very much practical to the typical Filipino - you can way enjoy getting a full meal or a delectable coffee/cake meal without getting broke. The place is also big and inviting enough to get a group of friends to chat or whole parties to celebrate. Plus, after enjoying great dining in Nezz 74 Café, you can hop around Obrero St. with all the bars and restos it has to offer.
