Cafes in Cebu: Cramming at Bubble Bee Cafe


Cafes are fast becoming the favorite study places for college students here in Cebu. In the Cebu Asiatown I.T. Park, one of the most popular cafes for students is the Bubble Bee Cafe. It's location is very convenient and it has an ample seating to accommodate around 30 people at the same time. 


Bubble Bee Cafe has seats are comfortable and many students study as if they are just at home with their feet on the sofa seats. Bubble Bee serves coffee and tea that will give the crammers the energy and mental boost to burn the midnight oil.

Their WiFi connection is pretty adequate and I saw several students make some reports or type their thesis in Bubble Bee Cafe. 

They also serve hot food and pica-pica.  I love their nacho.  It was the perfect while writing several posts in my blog.

If you are the type who loves to study in a cafe, check out Bubble Bee Cafe at the I.T. Park.

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