Coffee Break Vigan, A classic Taste in a Historic Place

Coffee Break Vigan
Coffee Break Vigan. This post is overdue because of my limited time and busy workload I have been setting the post aside until I almost lost the photos. When you’re in Vigan and trying to find a cafe along Calle Crisologo for break and sit down for a hot coffee or cold refreshing drink then the best place is Coffee Break Vigan. It is conveniently located just halfway along Calle Crisologo at Salcedo Street intersection on the right side if you are coming from St Paul Cathedral.

Coffee Break Vigan - Calle Crisologo

Coffee Break Vigan, A classic Taste in a Historic Place

Coffee Break Vigan has a wide range of hot beverages to choose from, from my personal favorite, cappuccino to Hazel Nut Flavored coffee, another favorite. Now if you are in to cold drinks and refreshments they do have also a large selection which most likely include you own personal favorite.

Coffee Break Vigan - Outdoor

If you are looking for a light meal or meryenda they also offer a selection of snacks including some local delicacies.

Coffee Break Vigan - Cappucino

You will definitely fall in love with the place atmosphere and enjoy your coffee, they also have a mezzanine floor where one can quietly chill out with friends or just want to be left alone and enjoy your coffee surfing the net. Now if are a smoker and want to enjoy your coffee while on your cigarette fix they do also have an outdoor section.

Coffee Break Vigan - Mezzanine

Coffee Break Vigan is located at:
3 Salcedo St, 2700 Vigan City, Ilocos Sur

Visit them at their Facebook at:
https://www.facebook.com/coffeebreakvigan

I just want to mention that this is not a paid advertisement, Overseas Pinoy Cooking do not do paid post. Once in a while OPC do similar post if we like the food and place, and want to share it to our readers. For the record Coffee Break Vigan is owned by my “Pamangkins” never the less the place is great and it is highly recommended if you are in Vigan and looking for a place to chill out while enjoying your Calle Crisologo Tour.

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