Cafe Tourism PH

09/04/2026

25/02/2026

Four perspectives. One space.

Consider the layout. The atmosphere. The purpose behind the design.

This café positions itself as more than a setting, it becomes part of the conversation.

If you were to describe it in one word, what would it be?

We’ll share the full feature next.

24/02/2026

Some cafés are designed for more than casual visits.

This one is built with intention, a space that supports conversation, clarity, and collaboration.

We begin with its presence.

Details to follow.

19/02/2026

After eight incredible years leading PCQC, we’re stepping into a new chapter with full gratitude and pride.

We’re wishing the next team every success and cheering on the continued rise of Philippine specialty coffee.

31/01/2026

Located in Toledo, this café keeps things simple, good coffee, a relaxed space, and an atmosphere that fits naturally into the city.

It’s the kind of place you drop by without overthinking, and end up staying longer than planned.

If you’re in the area, this one’s worth a visit.

Tell us, what’s your go-to coffee order?

29/01/2026

Four photos. One place.

Each image shows a different detail, the space, the rhythm, the everyday moments that shape the experience.

It’s not about standing out. It’s about feeling right.

If you had to describe this café in one word, what would it be?

Drop your answer below. The reveal comes next.

28/01/2026

Some cafés make sense, the moment you see where they are.

This one sits quietly in Toledo, unassuming, familiar, and easy to miss if you’re not paying attention.

We’ll start here.

More coming soon.

26/01/2026

in BARANGAY SAN ROQUE.

Here are the coffee spots that we've mapped (as of posting time) here in Barangay San Roque

☕ 1821
☕ 1990
☕ 222
☕ A Batter Cafe
☕ Baliktanaw
☕ Beanhi
☕ BCGC
☕ Brew J
☕ Cafe02
☕ Cafe Caterina
☕ Cafe Perene
☕ Calle Roxas
☕ Ca Phe Siagon
☕ Cocol Coffee and Tea San Roque
☕ Cocoa Nail and Cafe
☕ Communal Coffee
☕ Crew Kaffee
☕ Crumbly Crust
☕ Czarina's
☕ Dear Carlito Cafe & Bistro
☕ Drip Kofi
☕ Everydose
☕ Franken
☕ Heavenly Deserts
☕ J's Cafe by Blanc Project
☕ Kamalig Garden Cafe
☕ Layman's Cafe
☕ Little While
☕ Make Coffee
☕ Match Better
☕ Monsieur
☕ Moto Mesa
☕ Open Table
☕ Rustic Mornings
☕ Starbucks Gil Fernando
☕ Sundays
☕ VNLP Cafe
☕ Walsi Kopi Main

As of original posting time, there are 35 Coffee spots in this Barangay and 226 TOTAL mapped in Marikina!

NOTES:
✓ Color Codes 🟠 we've tried this | ⚪ Not yet tasted | 🟣 Not yet tasted and just recently mapped.

✓ We did not Include Mcdo, Jabi, and Street Coffees.

✓ If your coffee shop is NOT IN THE LIST, please send us a message so that we can add it.

✓ Itong post ay para lang po sa mga Coffee Spots specific to this Barangay.

✓ You may search the name of the Cafe / Coffee spot on FB - Yes, that's the reason why we did not tag them here or list down their specific address - para puntahan niyo ang kanilang page 🥰

✓ To see maps for other Barangays in Marikina, just click on the hashtag

TIP TO COFFEE SHOP OWNERS: Please put your complete address sa inyong page description, ABOUT or sa inyong mga posts para madali po kayong hanapin at mapuntahan ng inyong future customers 😁






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23/01/2026

The wait is over.

The café you’ve been guessing all week is Maia’s Bakehouse, a space built around intention, comfort, and a genuine love for pastries and coffee.

From thoughtfully made bakes to a setting that invites you to slow down, this is the kind of place that lets the experience speak for itself. No rush. No noise. Just good food, good coffee, and a space that feels right.

Now open and ready to be discovered.

21/01/2026

A combination of details, textures, and moments, all from the same place.

When the best of pastries meets a genuine love of craft, the result isn’t loud. It’s felt. In the warmth of the space, the way time slows, and the small choices that make the experience feel considered rather than rushed.

Which side of it do you love the best? the pastry, books, coffee, view of the nearby church? the vibe?

If you had to describe this café using just one word, what would it be?