Top 5 Bakeries in Philippines

Banawe St, corner Calamba St, Santa Mesa Heights, Quezon City, Philippines

“Lots of parking space (although always full) and equally spacious interior. Coffee is reliably good. Cakes are sumptuous. The usual Starbucks with nice interiors and two, yes 2, toilets so the queue should not be so long.”

29th Gil Puyat Ave, Clark Freeport, Mabalacat, Pampanga, Philippines

“What can i say? A VERY FUN and FAMILY oriented place where you can relax and enjoy with the whole family. Love the place and will definitely be coming back.”

733 Aurora Blvd, New Manila, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines

“Nothin beats the old fashioned doughnut recipe.”

4F, Glorietta 1, Palm Dr, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines

“I saw this cafe on IG and decided to try. Their breads have just the right sweetness and are super soft and their drinks are really good too. The service is good, they are knowledgeable about their offerings and pairings. This cafe is must if you don’t mind the bustling activity as the place is always full.”

G/F Banawe St, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines

“They've got a not so huge place but its your sbux just around the vicinity. Accesible. Not mentioning, they've also got a good ambiance 😍 …”

G/F, 6750 Ayala Ave, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines

“A better branch of Starbucks than usual. Drinks were as expected, but a large roomy branch with two floors and better decorated than most others. The tables were also spread out so lots of room, even if busy. Staff were friendly.”

SM Marikina, Marikina-Infanta Hwy, Marikina, 1801 Metro Manila, Philippines

“Worst customer service I ever experienced for a Starbucks. I'm a pregnant woman who was standing in front of them (baristas) waiting for ONLY 2 drinks. I ordered takeaway. It was already almost 15 mins I guess but everyone's already getting their orders EXCEPT me. Nobody asked me what was my order so they can follow up. They just made me stand there. Turned out they forgot my other drink on the pending! Worst worst worst!!!!@”

140 Legazpi Street, Legazpi Village, Makati, 1229 Kalakhang Maynila, Philippines

“It’s always a good idea to get coffee and desserts at Toby’s Estate. The calmansi pie was not too tangy and sweet and had a pretty solid graham crust. The carrot cake tasted fresh and the frosting was smooth and soft (was not straight out of a cold fridge or something). The cookie was just ok, unremarkable. Flat white and long black were satisfying (as always). The service was fast. The place was pretty crowded on a Sunday. Restroom was clean and stocked.”

Imperial Palace Suites, G/F, Tomas Morato, corner Timog Ave, Quezon City, Philippines

“Starbucks is always a good place to enjoy coffee and finish workloads, but this one is spacious, has sockets to plug in your charges if you are a working professional or student you don't need to worry about running out batteries.”

72 E Rodriguez Ave, Taytay, 1920 Rizal, Philippines

“Loved the place. Did not like the cakes. But overall will definitely come back for the drinks and chill vibes”

The Space, A. S. Fortuna St, Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines

“Cafe Elim is my go to shop for cakes of all occasions. They let you order ahead of time and pick-up the cake when in hurry. The cakes are well-flavored and very aesthetic to the eyes. The place is just toooooo pretty!!!”

7k 2nd St. San Antonio Village, Apas, Cebu City, 6000 Cebu, Philippines

“Matcha latte was devine! Also the croissant was good though I didn't finish it because it's not for me. The ambiance is also amazing. But please get rid of the flies.”

9H66+W5P, Tuba, Benguet, Philippines

“My feet are itching to go for the Mt. Cabuyao easy hike and have another chance to look at the bird's-eye view of Baguio City and to finally try eating at Cafe in the Sky. On the final bend, only 500m left to where the cafe is located, I felt my tiredness slowly dissipate. In my excitement on reaching the cafe, I forgot to take a pic on how it look from the outside. What I only have is their logo, the cafe interior, and most importantly, the view. More on IG @mangan.pasyar.stories”

Seven NEO, 4th Ave, Taguig, 1634 Metro Manila, Philippines

“Feeding office workers yummy bites and coffee delights, Caravan Black Coffee is perfectly located in a corner where foot traffic is almost always present. Their brown and green interior makes it more appealing! It’s pretty cold inside, too. …”

17 West Ave, Quezon City, 1104 Metro Manila, Philippines

“I tried the place because according to the reviews, it is a cozy place and conducive work studying or working. That was not the case for me though, I had to transfer seats thrice because other customers have no regard for other people. Groups of people were playing loud music on top of the playing cafe music. Food is delicious though and the staffs were very accommodating. One star down for the service because the toilet is very messy.”

Surigao - Davao Coastal Rd, Banaybanay, Davao Oriental, Philippines

“First time I’ve been here and I absolutely loved it! The food was great, delicious, so good that you’d want seconds. The cafe has a great view of the sea, but their entrance is a little hidden depending on where you’re coming from. They also allow pets but on a leash. Comfort rooms are clean and the staff are super friendly. Try their Cheese and Beef Quesadillas, Just Pancakes, Grilled Baby Back Ribs, Korean Style Beef and Chocolate cake! You can call them to book a table and order in advance too. Menu included in photos.”

XMX4+V2P, Bacolor, Pampanga, Philippines

“I liked their pastries and drinks. The cafe’s ambiance is relaxing, plus they have enough space to accommodate your families and friends.”

1851 Pilar Hidalgo Lim, Malate, Manila, 1004 Metro Manila, Philippines

“It was my first time here! And interestingly, I was also the first one to see their Halloween decorations. There was only one attendant when I visited, and she was so pleasant. She answered all of my questions gracefully and even recommended items on the menu. The cafe, I think, would be a hit among Gen Zs. It’s hip and current, plus the area is cozy. The cafe is a bit hidden, which I like. They also have alcohol options, making it a lot better in my opinion. I’ll try those next time!”

171 Don A. Roces Ave, Diliman, Quezon City, 1103 Metro Manila, Philippines

“Nice cozy place for dinner date with friends and/or loved ones. It's located on Roces Ave. near Tomas Morato Ave. The atmosphere is very intimate. The food is quite pricey but worth it. The asian salad and paella are both delicious! Would highly recommend. What I don't recommend is going there alone. Their service is quite slow. I went there with my friends and we waited for 30 to 45 minutes before our food was served. We didn't notice and mind the wait time because we were catching up and chatting about stuff. We only realized we waited that long after spending some time at the place.. or something like that. If you're alone and/or quite impatient, you may get annoyed with the wait time. I probably won't come back here because I'm poor and I can't really afford their pricey food choices. If you're rich and don't mind splurging on food, go ahead and give this place a try.”

Leviste Hwy, Lipa, 4217 Batangas, Philippines

“This place is fine. I would not say it is the best out there, but it is decent. The food is just right, and the serving size is okay. If there are things we like, they are their Sansrival cake and Mint Lemonade. The place is cozy, but we were just concerned about the flies that sometimes land on our meals. They need to work on that. The food prices are reasonable, but the cakes are on the pricier side. This restaurant accepts credit cards, which is convenient, but they do not accept QR payments like GCash. There is also an available open parking space beside the restaurant.”