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Sugar Loop Cafe – Dagupan City, Pangasinan





One of my newest discoveries in my beloved hometown Dagupan City is Sugar Loop Cafe. Usually, I go to a certain coffee shop everytime i’m in Dagupan so I can work with my laptop while drinking my favorite mocha drink. Now, a new establishment enters in my list of choices.

Inside Sugar Loop Cafe

Sugar Loop Cafe - Dagupan City, Pangasinan

Tita Rhoda invited me to Sugar Loop Cafe, which is located at the ground floor of Gely Mar Hotel. I was impressed with the look and feel of the coffee shop. It is not as big as Manila-based coffee shops, but their comfortable seats will surely make you want to just sit and relax there.

Nel and her Iced Mocha drink

Carbonara

Sugar Loop Cafe's Carbonara Pasta

Sugar Loop Cafe offers a variety of drinks. I ordered the usual Iced Mocha drink on my first visit. I also ordered Carbonara pasta for me and my friend, Nel.

HS Batchmates

Tambay with HS Friends while surfing the internet

What I love most about Sugar Loop Cafe is the free wifi. The connection is fast compared to Manila-based coffee shops (which is pretty understandable LOL). They also play soothing acoustic songs to entertain some of their guests.

Sugar Loop Cafe

Outside Sugar Loop Cafe

If you happen to be in Dagupan City and you’re looking for the perfect wifi spot, I recommend Sugar Loop Cafe. This will serve as my ‘virtual office’ in Dagupan City from now on :P

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  1. rhodora August 5, 2010

    libre na kape natin next time. hahaha.

    • admin August 17, 2010

      Sana nga Tita hehe :P

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