Light Bulb at Cafe Mary Grace

Have you ever been desperate for an idea to just click and make a spark in your brain? That was how I felt yesterday --too darn excited and too many images running in my infested brain that it refuses to function normally.

I so wanted to write my first blog entry and the frustration gave me a major writer's block- lucky gal eh?! Anyway, I decided to sit down and get some grub (yeah, food always keep me going hehe!). But where to go? Hmmnn, coffee? 3rd cup of the day nope, pizza? too heavy, walk some more...Ooohhh, Cafe Mary Grace!

I opted to sit outside the main cafe and chose a cozy spot- I love their vintage chairs which reminds me of the old kitchens in the province. A waiter gave me a menu and I instantly ordered their Mary Grace Hot Chocolate Php 92 and their grilled ensaymada Php 73. I patiently waited for my choco combo and watched people as they pass by (yep, I love lookin at people -I'm watchin you haha!). The waiter came back with a cute orange cup and the ensaymada.

First sip, careful with the hot liquid. And then, light bulb! This is what I am going to write about! The chocoloate is so freakin goooood ladies and gents, I just had to close my eyes. It's so creamy, dark chocolate my fave- bitter-sweet in taste and just right that I finished the cup with much regret.

The ensaymada is just as nice- soft, not too sweet, warm and with a hint of saltiness as I think they use queso de bola instead of the normal cheddar. Hmmmnn so good.

What a good way to end a toxic day at work and such a luxurious break before I send myself home refreshed and ready to give my little boy a tackle :-) Next time, I'll be back and indulge myself with 2 cups haha shameful me :-) By the way, I grabbed some goodies for my hubby and son too- cheese rolls Php 35 each and Food for the gods Php 90 per box of 4.

Visit Mary Grace Cafe at Trinoma, Alabang Town Center, Serendra, Robinson's Place Manila, Rockwell Business Center (beside Medical City), and Eastwood Mall.