Beans Talk is the resident bistro of City Center Hotel, but it offers much more than the hotel’s complimentary breakfast. Here’s a quick bite at Beans Talk.
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Because of our three day stay at City Center Hotel we managed to taste four items from the breakfast menu of Beans Talk:
Small in portions but big in taste
The taste isn’t bad but it would’ve been better if it had less fat
Some people may like their toasts crunchy, but I find their version quite tasty despite being anything but that
We also got a slice of their crepe cake which, as the name implies, is a cake made of crepe. Unlike the usual serving of crepe though, the “fillings” are not on the inside, but instead on top of layers upon layers of crepe.
Made with layers of crepes, this one is like a hard pancake!
It is not so sweet but I prefer softer desserts.
There are quite a number of interesting delicacies sold by Beans Talk, with some costing as little as ₱15! It was just too bad my sweet tooth wasn’t craving much for sugar.
I can’t say much about their cakes and sweets because I haven’t tried most of them, but their breakfast (served from 7AM to 10AM only) is quite good and starts at ₱120.
Beans Talk is open to the public and is not exclusive to City Center Hotel guests. Free Wi-Fi is also available.
Beans Talk is located at the lobby of City Center Hotel, 45 Session Road corner Mabini St., Baguio City. For more information, visit their Facebook page.
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Strawberry Chronicles:
- Day One
- Day Two
- Day Three
- City Center Hotel Review
- Quick Bite at Beans Talk
- Glenn 50’s Diner
- Oh My Gulay
- Bliss Café
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