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Posted on March 23, 2017 by rjlumawag

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There has been a growing number of coffee shops and cafés near Ateneo de Davao University (Jacinto St./Roxas Ave. Campus). One of them is @krawdcoffee.ph

The Truly Specialty coffee tasting by @specialtycoffeedepotph was definitely an experience.

A barbershop with a coffee shop.

Join KPC Daily and I, together with our friends, for a coffee crawl along Jacinto St. and its neighboring areas.

@kugislowbar has been one of the most interesting discoveries for the year. The living and dining area of the house has been converted into a small coffee shop on select days in the week at limited hours.

@humblecoffee.ph is a hole-in-the-wall coffee shop along San Pedro St., Davao City. But behind the espresso machine is a story of resilience, faith, and growth.

It was an evening of lively music and mouthwatering dishes as Seda Abreeza Hotel held its Christmas Lighting Ceremony.

It was a simply hearfelt evening during the tree lighting ceremony at Acacia Hotel Davao.

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