harlan + holden coffee

I like the option to place an order myself and pay cashless. On the screen though, all you can see are the names of items and one smaller photo, so it’s hard to make a choice on what to order if you’re new to the establishment or unfamiliar with the menu. We asked a worker about looking at the descriptions to get a better idea of what we’d like, but no help. I got the campfire coffee. It was okay, too much chocolate for my taste but it may be perfect for someone else. It ended up being pretty thick after I mixed it. Ordered a sourdough steak and cheese sandwich. The taste was good but the inside was cold (see pic, cold cheese clumped in the middle but melted on the edge nicely). Would have been 10x better if it were heated properly. Also to note, totally not worth the price of almost ₱300 (FOR HALF A SANDWICH❗️) The vibe is nice—clean, bright, modern aesthetic. Love the high ceilings. I was hoping to have a slower morning, sip my coffee slowly, and read the news. Couldn’t really do that here because they only have wooden stools lol Average experience overall. I wanted to try a new place but this just wasn’t the place for me.

Their butterscoth latte and caramel latte was so good. Price wise I would say it's worth the try. They also provide cup covers and straws at every corner of their cafe. Place is a bit spacious but gets very crowded in the afternoon.

What a very streamlined coffee place! My butterscotch iced coffee was very nice. Pricier than Starbucks, but with the clean, bright and less busy atmosphere i think it’s fair. Will definitely come back to try their food.

Love their Spanish latte, New York Cheesecake & Brownies. The staff were so courteous and patient really took care of me that time cause I was new with place and how to order. By the way if you happend to drop by the place they only take cards no cash. Cashless so be ready with you cards and debit cards. Everything was a swell transaction really love the aesthetic design of the place classy and calming. The staff and service was really great. Their coffee is way cheaper than Starbucks but the aroma and taste is superbly priceless. Highly reco this place to coffee lovers like me.

I had heard quite a lot about this place, but it disappointed any expectations that I had. The place looks worn out, and feels its age. They have tablets for ordering, but those are outdated, and you have to fumble with the unresponsive screens as you figure out your order. The signature coffee that they recommend is sea salt caramel, which is just heavy cream with some salt sprinkled on it. It is neither healthy nor appealing when they serve you a coffee without a lid. They pour the milk right from the supermarket milk plastic bottles, which looks so cheap. The price of the coffee is premium, but the ingredients resemble those of a roadside shop in Benando. The seats are abruptly placed, and there's no comfortable space where you can sit and enjoy the coffee. Instead, you have to come out and stand on the street to drink it. Overall, it was very disappointing. The coffee isn't all that great either. If you like heavy cream or strongly flavoured sweet coffee, you may be able to get by because it masks the true flavour. Such a place can only run in Manila; take it to any other country and they would have shut down by now.