In our quest of finding must-go places in BF Homes, we discovered a quaint coffee gallery in the heart of Aguirre Avenue. When we arrived at the place, the nice smell of brewing coffee assured us that we are at the right place. They have these quirky wall paintings hanging on the wall, wooden chairs and tables, and most especially this bar where you can actually watch how your coffee is made. This special coffee shop in the south is a dream-come-true for coffee-lovers.\u00a0However, it is a little far away from Makati where I live.<\/p>\n I like coffee but I am limited to latte and mocha. That was why visiting Magnum Opus was like receiving an early Christmas gift. Each cup is made to order and skillfully crafted. The baristas<\/em> artfully whip each coffee with care and precision\u00a0and I never thought that the ingredients and brewing process were that intensive.<\/p>\n From the meaning of Magnum<\/strong> Opus<\/strong> which is \u2018great work,’ you can expect that nothing is regular about this little coffee shop. The fact that they actually serve in proper glasses rather than the usual paper or plastic cup is perfect proof that they are serious about making you a good cup of coffee. This cool hang-out place in the south is a coffee haven to all caffeine lovers out there. Don\u2019t get me started with their Belgian Heartbreaker. It was just mind-blowing. The rich taste of Belgian blended so well with the espresso. If you are living in Quezon City or Manila, I swear this cuppa is worth the trip. One of the best-sellers and the owner\u2019s favorite is the Hand Brewed Single Origin coffee, a meticulously-prepared, slow pour-over method that highlights the best in the bean.<\/p>\n ![\"DSC_0058_2\"](\"https:\/\/primer.com.ph\/staff-blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/14\/2014\/06\/DSC_0058_2.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n<\/a><\/em>Belgian Heartbreaker (P175)<\/p>\n<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n