VIBO Place Cebu | Where You Want To Be

Last year while my friend was planning for her wedding, we decided to visit the new Starbucks store found in AXIS Entertainment in Escario Street, Cebu City. This particular Starbucks branch features the first drive-thru coffee store in the city.



I was surprised on the new design and layout of this area. Since the 1970s, this was the Cebu Capitol Commercial Complex. And I was familiar with the Cebu Grand Hotel and the Apartelle, they've been in the hospitality business for the longest time. But being innovative and flexible to the changing time brings a vibrancy and new life to a business. 


Facade of the Cebu Grand Hotel
The Cebu Grand Hotel
VIBO Group of Companies aims to bring a whole new meaning to lifestyle living in Cebu. One of the newest destination places in the city is the AXIS Entertainment Avenue that houses several options to foodies. Suzukaze Japanese Restaurant, Pigefetta Italian Restuarant, Ilaputi, Senor Kimchi LA Street Food, Burger King, and Birdseed (All-Day Breakfast Club) are just some of the exciting food places that would make one come back to VIBO Place every day.

The Courtyard at VIBO Place
I love The Courtyard, located at the back of AXIS. It's Instagram-worthy plus they provide acoustic entertainment every Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. It's a nice place to hang out and chill with your family or friends. 

Starbucks Escario Drive-Thru
Starbucks Drive-Thru

Another thing that I like about this place is the location. It's near to almost all important places in the City. It's a very strategic area especially during the Sinulog Festival. VIBO Place is where you want to be.

model layout of VIBO Place Cebu


Find out more about VIBO Place by dropping by or checking them out on Facebook (Axis Entertainment at Vibo Place). You can also follow them on Instagram (@AxisEntertainment Avenue).

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