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A new player in the coffee scene, but a really good one.
It offers creatively flavored fixes and two bean options: BOSS and LYDIA. Plus, it's affordable. Not to mention its sleek brand colors and catchy taglines.
Everything is on point.
This has definitely become one of my favorites. I hope they expand soon.
📍Katipunan, QC
Apr 17, 2024
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I am a bit of a coffee snob and self-proclaimed cold brew expert. Here are my faves:
-La Colombe. Duh. Best of the best.
-Designers Collab. They have La Colombe, but not only that, they are ”bespoke”, so you can customize your flavors!
-Partners Coffee
-Quawah House (new for me, but it is fantastic!)
Sep 19, 2024
big fan of coffee that tastes and smells??? like blueberry! This particular one has had the most blueberry flavor by far.
Jan 23, 2024
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2 person operation... insanely good coffee... never a chunky matcha in sight... add add homemade COQUITO flavor to either... you'll never go back
Nov 13, 2024
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When Marianne rubbed a cloth to destroy the first portrait of Héloïse, I knew this film was going to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
I loved how expressive both actors were—their gazes, their nuances, and the way they delivered each line... If I may borrow Jane Austen’s words, this film has truly pierced my soul. All the eroticism is steeped in consent.
I also loved the setting: the eerie mansion by the beach, perched on a cliff, was the perfect backdrop for a passionate story I could only imagine and dream of. I felt everything through this movie and adored how both actors flirted and argued until they could no longer speak or touch each other.
Sighhhh... I could talk about this film all day. Another sighhhh... I’m truly moved and have recommended it to my closest friends as a must-watch.
After my first viewing, I can say this movie has left a lasting mark on me and has taken a significant part of my heart. ARGH—I'm in love with this movie!
Oct 31, 2024
Ari Aster is like a friend you seldom see, but when he shows up, he reminds you why you chose him as your person.
Beau Is Afraid is a collection of postcards you never wanted to receive—yet you did. Each one is from a journey that’s good, bad, and, honestly, indifferent.
This movie is a cathartic release, a relapse, and a nervous laugh. Unapologetic, satirical, and truly toxique—practically useless!
Though Beau Is Afraid is drenched in chaos, it remains committed to its purpose: to make you see and say the things you've always wanted to express.
Ari Aster had no filters—and then decided to consume the last bit of poise you as an audience had left. This movie is a dump of weirdly familiar scenarios.
With Ari Aster, it’s always a dream, a coma, and a selective amnesia.
Well played, AA.
Sep 10, 2024
There were three layers of the storyline that unfolded in this movie:
1. When the incel revealed to the audience how he got himself a companion robot
2. When the companion robot revealed to the audience that she had to kill the incel
3. A frame-up subplot that the incel organized with his friends to cover up a heist and put the blame on the robot.
None of these moved me really. But there's one particular scene in the movie that, for me, is thought-provoking: It's when "spoiler alert" Jack (the incel male lead) forced Iris (the companion robot) to shoot herself in the head with a gun.
There was a split second of resistance when she shouted NO before pulling the trigger.
It was a nice touch.
And necessary.
Thanks.
Kinda made me think about how women are treated in our society—people always say women have better options to save themselves in risky situations, but in truth the perpetrator (not all men but often men) manipulates women to choose the worse option.
Basically, this movie, if not political, is sort of a nod to those who haven't felt seen in a long while.
And I, myself, nod back.
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