Apero Neo-Bistro

Had a quick stopover here for breakfast, so this review will only be for the chocolate croissant and coffee.The chocolate croissant was superb. It was flaky and buttery. For only 125 pesos, this was great value. As you can see from the pictures, the exterior falls apart but the taste and texture is still superb compared to most croissants in the metro.The dirty chai latte was great as well. You can distinguish the flavor from a good espresso shot. There’s also a delicate balance of spiciness and sweetness. The drink was 230 pesos. A bit pricey; almost same price to the Starbucks here in the Philippines.

Apero has always been one of my favorite places for coffee in the area, but this is one case of the pandemic helping improve a restaurant's menu. They've streamlined their offering and doubled down on their reputation as a great brunch place. After two years away I visited today and ordered the truffle eggs on sourdough bread, and it was perfect - everything from the egg being slightly runny, to the truffle flavor and mushroom ratio, the quality of the sourdough bread, and the tastiness of the potato chips. Glad they survived the pandemic and focused on fewer but better dishes.

First time to dine here and it was a very good experience!The food was delicious. The staff friendly and attentive. The place is quiet elegance.Apero decor feels like you are walking inside a snippet from a scene of a grand steamboat from Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile. The subdued Steamboat details of a red metal pillar with grommets and upstairs window with wines displayed and the nostalgic wicker divan with a Nile River wall paper and very beautiful suspended rattan lampshades tansports one to 1920s.We had the lasagna and the duck and the Breakfast All Day Eggs with Asparagus - everything was delicios. And we emptied our plates!The service staff were very friendly and attentive making sure we had extra plates so we can share our food.The music was a bit too much tho. Celine Dion all night! It was like listening to a concert we didnt want to go to. The staff obviously like her as one was singing along We much prefer dining with quieter music and no voices.Despite that, What a treat to find a hole in the wall and a must go place! We will be back!

I've been coming here for months now and I have to say that the quality of the food and service have been consistently amazing. Whether I'm after savoury or sweet, I've never been disappointed. Their cold brew latte is massive and too much for me but I usually get it cos it's so good. They bake their own bread and it's amazing. They have healthier options like the good for you bowl and the granola one - both worth trying if you're not after salty. Definitely come hungry.

The Quattro Formaggi Grilled Cheese Sandwich is a real contender to my usuals back south.

A must try. Slight con, There’s a slight echo in the Resto so when everyone’s enjoying and having fun, it gets a little noisy. But small detail. Food and service is really good. And there’s free parking!Plus points: it’s right before the Katipunan extension traffic there a marketplace and sbux nearby so you can do a lot.Must try: lasagna, fish and chips, duck leg.

Apero is a great place for brunch or dinner. The ambiance is nicely lit and has comfortable seating. We ordered the corned beef hash which was super tasty all the way through and smoky with the egg perfectly cooked. The mushroom toast was also delicious with their cream sauce. The lobster bisque was also another thing to rave about, this is off menu though. Coffee is also very good.

Apero has always been my go-to place for a nice brunch in the White Plains area. With a wide pastry selection and good coffee from Intelligentsia, it is also perfect for an afternoon snack. For this visit, we got a Cold Brew Latte (never fails), truffle mushroom toast, and tried their new souffle pancakes. The pancakes, which we got with roasted grapes, were perfectly light and fluffy - would definitely recommend!