21/05/2026
This pottery studio café in Kapitolyo is a solid spot if you can get there before the crowd does. (been here twice already! 😎)
The interiors have that artisanal eclectic vibe with the mismatched seating, colorful handmade ceramics lining the shelves, and mixture of different furniture styles.
It also has generous natural light from floor to ceiling windows. It photographs well but it also just genuinely feels nice to sit in, which is rarer than it sounds. (important as a solar powered person hehe)
The ceramics are a highlight on their own — they’re strange and beautiful in a way that makes you want to look at everything slowly and maybe leave with something you didn’t plan to buy. 😬
They use beans so the coffee base is good. In general the drinks lean creamy and on the safe side— if that’s your preference, you’ll be happy here.
Another thing is it gets packed, even on weekdays. But catch it on a quieter morning and it’s a genuinely nice place to work with good wifi, sockets around, and pretty enough that opening your laptop here feels like less of a chore.
They host pottery workshops too and you can rent the studio, at I think 250 per hour per person, which is a nice bonus if you want to actually make something with your hands instead.
Not my everyday café but a really good option when you want to work somewhere that is sunny and full of character.
📍.ph
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Kapitolyo, Pasig
