Cafes in Mandaluyong

Cafes in Mandaluyong run denser than the city's size suggests. Boni Avenue alone holds seventeen of them. Shaw Boulevard carries nine more within a short drive. Three shops here roast their own beans on site. This guide sorts all 59 by area.

You will find 24-hour counters, Vietnamese coffee bars, and a vinyl record shop that pours espresso. Most drinks land between 100 and 200 pesos. Some shops open at six in the morning. Others pour until three. Pick your street and start walking.

Boni Avenue and Plainview

Caffera Photo + Café

Caffera themes its whole room around photography. Drinks arrive in camera-lens style cups. You get fast wifi, sockets, and a clean restroom with a bidet. Jeeps stop right outside, so commuting here works.

📍 480 Boni Ave, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Hannya Cafe

Hannya counts among the new cafes in Mandaluyong. The Japanese-inspired room mixes retro orange tones with minimalist lines. You should order the ichigo matcha. Pets come inside and Mondays stay closed.

📍 512 Boni Avenue, cor Sto Rosario, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Brewhas Coffee

Brewhas gives students a discount when they show a school ID. The room stays quiet and cool for studying. You should order the matcha if you like it milk-forward. Doors open at one and Sundays stay closed.

📍 454C Boni Ave, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

25 Coffee Club

25 Coffee Club sits on a corner right in front of a school. Booth seating, high chairs, and a bar cover every working style. You should order the Magical Beer with its salty foam top. Saturdays stay closed.

📍 352A F. Ortigas, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Coffee Nomads PH

Coffee Nomads ranks among the hidden coffee shops in Mandaluyong. The al fresco garden feels far from the city around it. Iced drinks come in reusable glass jars you can take home. You should order the Cookie Crunch Latte with sea salt cream.

📍 516 Katarungan, Plainview, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Chlo Coffee

Chlo runs small with the owner working the counter herself. Neighborhood cats wander through the space. You should order the Spanish latte or the iced matcha. A bike rack sits out front.

📍 606B, Plainview, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

1197

1197 attaches itself to a house on Lourdes Street. You should order the Midnight Ash, a latte with a smoky charcoal element. The strawberry matcha uses a yogurt topping. Sundays stay closed.

📍 9B Lourdes, Plainview, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Pancho Cafe Maysilo

Pancho runs 24 hours and belongs on any list of top cafes in Mandaluyong. Free unlimited wifi keeps remote workers here for hours. You should order the salted caramel with the carrot cake. The baristas serve you at the table.

📍 64 Maysilo Cir, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

San Pabrew Cafe

San Pabrew prices a caffe latte at around 70 pesos. Board and card games sit free for customers. You should order the Biscoff Cream Latte or the Oreo croffle. Sundays stay closed.

📍 77 Maysilo Cir, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

It's Caffeine

It's Caffeine runs from nine in the morning until midnight. Pets are welcome and outside food is allowed. You should order the Milky Hazelnut Coffee or the Dubai chewy cookie. Nights get busy, so come earlier.

📍 422 F. Martinez Ave, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

COPALS (Coffee Pals)

Copals opens at half past eight and runs until one in the morning. Students get a discount with a school ID. You should order the Honey Banana Oat Latte. Reliable wifi and accessible sockets cover work sessions.

📍 419 Bulalakaw, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Legal Blends Coffee

Legal Blends opens at six in the morning every day. You should order the sisigsilog or the tapsilog with a white mocha. The white mocha leans bitter rather than sweet. Prices stay low for the servings.

📍 602 Boni Ave, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

IGNEO Cafe Taco Coctel

Igneo pairs a coffee counter with a taco kitchen. You should order the fajitas tacos or the sardine margarita tacos. The elotes carry a real smoky flavor. The room stays calm and quiet for working.

📍 614 Boni Ave, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Treskul

Treskul sells vinyl records alongside coffee and beer. You can have a used LP played while you browse the racks. The room runs dark with cool music throughout. Weekend hours stretch to two in the morning.

📍 CIFRA Building, 641 Boni Ave, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

CIA Coffee

CIA Coffee runs an al fresco setup that suits cyclists. You should order the pork siomai alongside your drink. Both hot and cold coffee selections hold up. Saturdays stay closed.

📍 Unit B, Paz Building, 705 Boni Ave, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Kultura Kafe

Kultura keeps prices friendly and the matcha smooth. You should order the Tuna Melt sandwich with an unsweetened matcha. The room works for studying or catching up. Doors open at half past eleven.

📍 Private Rd, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Sibs Coffee Roasters

Sibs roasts its own beans and prices a large latte near 100 pesos. Doors open at seven and close at eleven. You get quality that matches pricier third-wave shops. Bring smaller bills because change runs short.

📍 306 A Barangka Dr., Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Shaw Boulevard and Mandala Park

Nihon Cafe

Nihon runs 24 hours with sockets near every seat. Drink servings come out huge for the price. You should order the overload cheese fries for sharing. A loyalty card rewards repeat visits.

📍 1550 Shaw Blvd, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Degree C cafe + roastery

Degree C roasts its own beans and stocks an interesting bean list. The baristas explain each pour-over as they make it. You should order the focaccia sandwich or the tiramisu. Pets come inside without fuss.

📍 Unit 10, BSA Commercial Building, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Commune Café + Bar + Roastery

Commune opened upstairs inside the Isuzu Shaw building. You should order the cortado. Power outlets make it work-friendly during office hours. Doors close at five and Sundays stay shut.

📍 613 Shaw Blvd, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

YDG Coffee

YDG opens at seven and leans toward brunch. You should order the Uji Matcha or the Sourdough Cubano. The grilled chicken pesto sandwich feeds two. Sockets sit at the bar stools, though a few stay dead.

📍 Ground Floor, Mandala Park, Shaw Blvd, Pleasant Hills, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1552 Visit their Facebook Page

Bean & Batter

Bean & Batter opens at six with floor-to-ceiling windows. You should order the Coco Matcha or the grilled cheese with tomato soup. The kitchen runs small but the menu runs deep. Mondays stay closed.

📍 318 Shaw Blvd, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Good Thing Coffee Company

Good Thing opens at half past seven in a bright, well-lit room. You should order the cloud foam matcha or the Dubai chewy cookie. Ask about sweetness levels before ordering the horchata. Sundays stay closed.

📍 Shaw Boulevard, Corner L. Gonzales St, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1552 Visit their Facebook Page

Flower Ranch Cafe

Flower Ranch sells bouquets and coffee from the same counter. The barista doubles as the florist. You should order the matcha, which converts skeptics. Doors close at five every day.

📍 Beacon Plaza, Shaw Boulevard, corner Ideal Street, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Greenfield District and Mayflower

COFFEE BLANC

Coffee Blanc opens at eight and stays aesthetic throughout. You should order the Black & White Seasalt Latte. The pastas and breads hold up alongside the coffee. Weekend hours run until two in the morning.

📍 The Portal, Greenfield District, Sto. Cristo, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

CAFE TIJI

Cafe Tiji sits under GT Tower in a quiet corner of Soho Central. Baristas adjust espresso shots and sweetness on request. You should order the Honey Oat Latte or a breakfast plate. Doors close at six and Sundays stay shut.

📍 Soho Central, Mayflower St, Greenfield District, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Espresso Studio

Espresso Studio opens at six in the morning on the second floor of Greenfield Tower. You should order the Champorado Mocha or the Ensaymada Latte. The baristas adjust sweetness when you ask. Food takes time, so order early.

📍 2nd Floor, Greenfield Tower, Mayflower Street cor Williams, Barangay Highway Hills, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Motora Azul 1955 Cafe Lounge

Motora Azul builds its theme around motorcycles. The location puts you a few steps from Shangri-La and Megamall. You should order the crispy pork sisig or the strawberry milkshake. Doors open at nine.

📍 82 Mayflower St, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1554 Visit their Facebook Page

Highway Hills, Sheridan and Pioneer

Type A Shared Space

Type A roasts its own beans and keeps a simple menu done well. The Sheridan space runs small and quiet. You should order the sweetened cold brew with oat milk. Parking stays very limited.

📍 7 Sheridan, Highway Hills, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Type A NBS Park

The NBS Park branch gives Type A a bigger, brighter room. You should order the cold brew with condensada or cereal milk. Minimalist design covers the whole space. Bins for your bags sit at the tables.

📍 NBS Park, Pioneer St, Highway Hills, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

The Giving Café (TGC) Sheridan

TGC Sheridan opens at seven and runs a full kitchen. You should order the tiramisu cake or the pasta. Servings come out large enough to share. Card payments are accepted here.

📍 Sheridan, Pines, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Wiltlover Cafe

Wiltlover themes its room around Taylor Swift and fresh flowers. Cupsleeve events happen here regularly. You should order the tea if coffee is skippable for you. Oat milk carries a 75 peso upgrade.

📍 Madison Pioneer St, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Book Club Coffee

Book Club lines one wall floor to ceiling with books. You can borrow any of them while you sit. Order the iced oat matcha with a 25 peso donut. Sockets and good lighting make reading easy.

📍 Unit 5, Lower Ground, Tower 1, Globe Telecom Plaza, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Season Coffee

Season Coffee works the second floor of SM Light Mall. You should order the Boracay Sea Salt Latte for its cheese cream top. Drinks come out in under five minutes. Payment options stay limited.

📍 2nd Floor, SM Light Mall, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Cotti Coffee WCC

Cotti runs 24 hours on most weekdays inside Worldwide Corporate Center. You should order the sea salt caramel oat latte. A weekly 80 peso drink promo keeps prices low. Sundays stay closed.

📍 Upper Ground Floor, Worldwide Corporate Center, Shaw Blvd, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Cafe Kinse

Cafe Kinse opens at six in the evening and runs on family labor. The name comes from its address on 15th Road 1. You should order the tapsilog or a Spanish latte. Pets are welcome and the space can be rented.

📍 15 Rd 1, Highway Hills, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Pan De Amarillo Café

Pan De Amarillo opens at half past seven and bakes its own breads. You should order the pan de coco, which comes out warm. The Spanish latte stays on the less sweet side. Outlets sit within reach.

📍 358 M. Vicente St, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Mauway and Halcon

Onward Cafe

Onward appears on plenty of Mandaluyong cafe recommendations. You should order the Upside Down Cali Oat, a Spanish latte with sea salt cream. Doors run from eight in the morning until midnight. Outlets support long sessions.

📍 Guevent Building, Domingo M. Guevara, Mauway, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Cafe Siriusdan

Cafe Siriusdan belongs to an artist who displays work in the shop. The backyard area beats the indoor seating. Books line the shelves for anyone who wants to read. Mondays stay closed and parking is absent.

📍 492 Halcon Extension, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Neat Cafe

Neat Cafe keeps a clean, creative interior across two floors. A photobooth sits inside for groups. You should order the ube matcha or the Pink Matcha Latte. Sundays stay closed.

📍 MRP Building, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

A. Mabini, Kalentong and Northern Mandaluyong

Reset Cafe

Reset keeps a minimalist room that feels closer to the province than the city. You should order the dirty strawberry coffee or the Reset sandwich. The truffle pasta and fish and chips both deliver. A service charge applies at the counter.

📍 837 A. Mabini Street, Corner Araullo, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

The Giving Cafe (TGC) A. Mabini

The A. Mabini branch of TGC leans retro in its decor. You should order the champorado, the pancit, or the cheese sticks. Servings work well for sharing. Parking has been expanded recently.

📍 858a A. Mabini, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Your Usual (Coffee Bar)

Your Usual runs as a small coffee bar in Addition Hills. Doors open at eight in the morning and close at six. Weekends stay closed, so plan a weekday visit. Treat this as a quick stop rather than a long stay.

📍 Blk. 243, Lot 11, My Sagittarius Place, Calderon, Addition Hills, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Instagram Page

Half and Half Coffee Mandaluyong

Half and Half opens at eight and closes at six. You should order the butterscotch coffee or an iced americano. The red velvet cupcake stays moist and affordable. Sundays stay closed.

📍 217 A. Bonifacio St, Brgy. Hagdan Bato Itaas, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Wake n Glaze

Wake n Glaze opens at two in the afternoon with a resident cat. You should order the dirty matcha or the chocolate chip muffin. Prices stay low for the quality. Mondays stay closed.

📍 193 A. Luna, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Instagram Page

BGY Cafe

BGY keeps free wifi, outlets, and a good playlist. Board games sit ready for groups. You get affordable food from a friendly counter. Doors run from ten in the morning until ten at night.

📍 110 Sen. Neptali A. Gonzales St, Harapin Ang Bukas, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Cafe Madelaine

Cafe Madelaine serves French cuisine across a wide menu. You should order the boeuf stroganoff or the chicken schnitzel. An events space sits on the second floor. Prices stay lower than comparable places.

📍 General Kalentong, cor Haig, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Nueve Cafe

Nueve sits beside a vet clinic and welcomes pets. Many locals call this one of the best cafes in Mandaluyong. You should order the Orange Sunset with the pesto pasta. The restroom stocks free perfume, which is unusual.

📍 Gomega 1 Condominium, P. Martinez, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Cà Phê Phin

Cà Phê Phin pours Vietnamese coffee in a quiet room. You should order the Ca Phe Sua Da or the Ca Phe Trung. The tiramisu balances dark chocolate against the sweetness. Sundays stay closed.

📍 11 P. Martinez, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

New Zaniga

Music Station Cafe

Music Station builds its room around music and sells vinyl records. Open mic nights happen here occasionally. You should order the coffee with a pastry. Doors run from ten in the morning until eleven at night.

📍 58 I. Lopez Street, corner Ballesteros, Barangay New Zaniga, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Lance Coffee

Lance Coffee opened recently on I. Lopez Street. The room stays clean with a relaxed feel. You get smooth coffee from a welcoming counter. Doors open at ten every day.

📍 Unit D, 84 I. Lopez St, Barangay New Zaniga, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550 Visit their Facebook Page

Outro

You have 59 options now. Mandaluyong packs more coffee per square kilometer than most cities here. Boni Avenue alone rewards a full afternoon on foot. Shaw Boulevard needs a car or a short jeep ride. Group your stops by street and skip the traffic.

Check the closing days before you head out. Eleven shops close on Sundays, which is higher than most cities. Three counters run 24 hours for late nights. Three shops roast their own beans, so ask about them. Save this list on your phone before you go.

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