Departure Lounge

Met up with my bloggin' friend Vi for the first time this weekend. ^^. Had an awesome day with great breakfast, strolling down Daiso and Papier Love (as expected for craft lovers like us :p)... and of course with endless chitchat through out the day, getting to know each other better :D It was all good. Awesome day ^^

Meanwhile, let me share this place that we had breakfast. I read about this place, Departure Lounge from some coffee surfin, which I find quite interesting and decided to try. Its a cafe serving espresso drinks & western breakfast, furnished with travel books. Pretty good combination I would say :)

The bar

The Cafe

Travel Books

Our Cappuccinos

Made with 5 Senses House Blend. I find it quite smooth. Had it without sugar ^^

A little tempted to buy

Western Breakfast

and we fooled around with the camera a bit :p

Nice meeting you Vi :)

and thanks for the gifts. They are all so lovely :)

Comments

Anonymous said…

very nice!

July 17, 2011 at 7:33 PM

Eve said…

nice lounge! nice crochet flowers! Hehe! :)

August 29, 2011 at 2:36 PM

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