Finally, I finally got to feature "Libro" in Living Leyte! I am particularly exited to do this because one of Libro's original owners is a good friend of mine. However, it's not just for that reason I wanted to write and expand about this place, I did so also because for all intents and purposes, Libro was the first of it's kind in Tacloban City. It is a bookstore cum coffee shop and it exists to enrich one's mind... and belly. Ah, the levels of nourishment in one place. Because of this, I would venture to say that Libro is the original joint that spearheaded such quaintness to our little island city.
Today, Libro has added an array of delectable desserts, gourmet coffee, sandwiches and iced coffee and tea to it's showcase via Angie, Libro's very capable dessert chef and current owner. Browse and read through the eclectic selection of books available here from the classics to current fiction while enjoying all the delicious fare and you will understand what I am trying to convey.
A survivor of Typhoon Yolanda, one will find that Libro has become a staple in Tacloban City, it has proved the test of time and through all this, it has retained it's classic and charming milieu.
Location: Cor. Gomez St. and Sto. Niño St.
Prices: from P60's - P100's
Today, Libro has added an array of delectable desserts, gourmet coffee, sandwiches and iced coffee and tea to it's showcase via Angie, Libro's very capable dessert chef and current owner. Browse and read through the eclectic selection of books available here from the classics to current fiction while enjoying all the delicious fare and you will understand what I am trying to convey.
A survivor of Typhoon Yolanda, one will find that Libro has become a staple in Tacloban City, it has proved the test of time and through all this, it has retained it's classic and charming milieu.
Location: Cor. Gomez St. and Sto. Niño St.
Prices: from P60's - P100's
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