Cafes in Taguig

Cafes in Taguig change character every few kilometers. BGC pours its coffee under glass and imported signage. The older barangays pour theirs from converted houses and second floors. A cyclist orders a cortado beside a piano on 11th Avenue. A family eats breakfast above Signal Village with the city lights below them.

The difference shows up on the receipt. A latte in Uptown costs what a full meal costs in Ususan. Every corner of this city takes the work seriously. Each one keeps a barista who will explain the beans. This guide walks you through them in order.

Cafes in BGC: Bonifacio High Street

Single Origin

Single Origin runs until midnight on High Street. You get a rustic room, a long brunch menu, and fast service. The salted caramel latte and pork belly barbecue draw repeat orders. Staff will point you toward the best seat for laptop work.

📍 C3, Bonifacio High Street, 7th Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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St. Louis House of Fine Ice Cream & Dessert

St. Louis brings a Melbourne brunch feel to High Street Central. You order eggs benedict, sorbet, or a scoop of Biscoff. The lower ground room stays dim and cool. Lines move fast even at peak hours.

📍 Unit 104-A, Lower Ground, C3 Bonifacio High Street Central, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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Harlan Coffee

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Harlan Coffee opens at six in the morning. The minimalist glass room pulls in daylight from every side. You should order the sea salt latte or the camper chocolate. Small ice cubes keep your drink from watering down.

📍 G/F One Bonifacio High Street Mall, 5th Ave, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1635
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Book & Cook

Book & Cook counts among the new cafes in Taguig. The spot sits inside Fully Booked on High Street. You borrow a book from the shelf and read while you eat. A French-trained chef runs a short, serious menu.

📍 Fully Booked, B6 Bonifacio High Street, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1635
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Elephant Grounds

Elephant Grounds handles the brunch crowd at One Bonifacio. You order eggs benedict, salads, and strong coffee. The al fresco tables fill first on Sundays. Reserve ahead if you come with a group.

📍 Lower Ground, One Bonifacio High Street, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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% Arabica Manila BGC Roastery

% Arabica brings its Kyoto minimalism to Shangri-La at The Fort. The all-white room floods with natural light. You get a clean, creamy espresso with a chocolate finish. Beans are available at the counter for home brewing.

📍 GF, Shangri-La at The Fort, 5th Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Cafes in BGC: Post Proper Northside

Angkan Coffee Company

Angkan Coffee brews with Filipino beans. You can order the ube espresso or the orange americano. The team puts out cold water for strays and passing joggers. Doors open at six in the morning.

📍 W City Center, 7th Ave, corner 25th St, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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Auro Chocolate Cafe

Auro Chocolate Cafe builds everything around Philippine cacao. You drink Davao chocolate and eat pan de quezo straight from the oven. The staff hand out treats to visiting dogs. The kitchen runs past midnight on weekends.

📍 Unit 01, Ground Floor, One Maridien Tower, 27th Street, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Baristart Coffee Philippines

Baristart uses Hokkaido milk in every coffee. The strawberry cream puff steals the show. You should also try the hot lemon espresso. Servings run small, so order with that in mind.

📍 Unit 5, Ground Floor, Meridien Tower Two, 26th St, Post Proper Northside, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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KIJI Bakehousev

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KIJI Bakehouse turns out some of the best croissants in the district. The lemon curd version balances butter against bright acidity. You can also grab a matcha soft serve. The shop opens at seven and stays tucked away from the crowds.

📍 Verve Residences 1, 26th St, corner 7th Ave, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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APT BLK 513

APT BLK 513 built its name on black frozen yogurt. Activated charcoal gives the swirl its color. You pile on salt biscuits, banana milk jam, or strawberry cheesecake sauce. Seating stays tight, so expect a wait at peak hours.

📍 The Verve, 26th St, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Good Neighbor

Good Neighbor tucks into a corner of Verve One. You get Filipino breakfast plates and careful plating. The outdoor tables allow easy pram and wheelchair access. Service can run slow, so build in extra time.

📍 Unit 9, Ground Floor, Verve One, 26th Street, corner 7th Ave, Post Proper Northside, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Maker and Made BGC

Maker and Made serves all-day brunch at Milestone. The tiramisu croissant and buttermilk pancakes get the most attention. You will find healthy bowls alongside the comfort plates. Service moves fast and friendly.

📍 Milestone at Fifth, Post Proper Northside, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Caravan Black Coffee Company

Caravan Black balances a premium feel with fair prices. The Cold Blonde and the Local Latte with coffee jelly lead the menu. You should also try the chori burger. Grain bowls arrive big enough to share.

📍 Seven NEO, 4th Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Wildflour Restaurant

Wildflour anchors the corner at Six/NEO. The bakery counter turns out flaky croissants and rich cakes. You can order full breakfast plates from seven in the morning. Prices run premium, and the quality holds up.

📍 Ground Floor, Six/NEO, 4th Avenue, corner 26th St, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Bake House Manila

Bake House Manila hides inside Shangri-La The Fort. Pastries here cost less than at most BGC cafes. The almond croissant and blueberry muffin are worth the trip. Sockets and lobby seating make long work sessions easy.

📍 30th Street, corner 5th Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Pocofino

Pocofino runs 24 hours near the Landmark. The Iced Pocofino Latte is the signature and tastes milky and smooth. Night workers fill the seats after midnight. Wifi is unavailable, so plan for mobile data.

📍 BGC Corporate Center 2, 30th Street, corner 5th Ave, Post Proper Northside, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Muji Cafe

Muji Cafe sits at the back of the Muji store in Central Square. The Japanese design gives you a genuine pause from the street. You order a matcha soft serve and watch 30th Street below. Prices stay reasonable for the area.

📍 2/F Central Square, 5th Avenue corner 30th Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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CAFE 32ND ST

Cafe 32nd St draws students and remote workers by the dozen. Unlimited wifi and plenty of sockets explain why. The sea salt Spanish latte and mango biscoff croissant are strong picks. The restroom sits in the building lobby, so plan ahead.

📍 Menarco Tower, 32nd St, Post Proper Northside, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Common Man Coffee Roasters BGC

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Common Man Coffee Roasters carries a Singapore brunch sensibility. You get generous plates and fast, stable wifi. The batirol hits the spot on a slow morning. Prices run high, and the portions justify them.

📍 28th St, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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The Fat Seed Cafe + Roastery BGC

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The Fat Seed roasts its own beans and lands on most lists of top cafes in Taguig. You order the chicken and waffles, wagyu pares, or a chia bowl. The biscoff latte earns its reputation. The room fills early on weekends.

📍 9th Avenue, corner 27th Street, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Cafes in BGC: 31st Street and Bonifacio Stopover

Suki Cafe

Suki Cafe hides on the third floor of Bonifacio Stopover. You will find it tucked inside a nail salon. The signature matcha with berries is the order to get. Quiet corners make this good for solo mornings.

📍 3F, Bonifacio Stopover, 31st Street, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Frank & Dean Coffee

Cafes in BGC: High Street South and 11th Avenue

Cooper's Coffee Haus High Street South

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Cooper's Coffee Haus keeps its flat white consistent, batch after batch. Crepes come out fresh at the counter. You will find the space small and often crowded. Regulars rate it among the best cafes in Taguig.

📍 GF, High Street South Corporate Plaza, 26th Street, 11th Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1635
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The Coffee Academics BGC

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The Coffee Academics tucks into a corporate lobby on 26th Street. The short menu makes choosing easy. You should order the pour over or the soy latte. Weekend hours run shorter than weekdays.

📍 Lobby, High Street South Corporate Plaza, 26th Street, corner 9th Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1635
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Refuel Specialty Coffee BGC

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Refuel Specialty Coffee decorates with bikes and bike parts. A piano sits in the corner for anyone who plays. You get strong coffee and cheesecake late into the night. Cyclists treat this as their finish line.

📍 JPMC, International Finance Center, 11th Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Cafes in BGC: Uptown, Grand Central Park and BGC East

Key Coffee Kissaten

Key Coffee Kissaten brings a Japanese kissaten to Mitsukoshi BGC. You order a Kilimanjaro pour over and a breakfast platter. The Kuromitsu Black Latte is worth a detour. The room stays calm despite the mall traffic.

📍 G/F Mitsukoshi BGC, 8th Ave, corner 36th St, Grand Central Park North, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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ST. ALi Coffee

ST. ALi carries a Melbourne roasting pedigree to 8th Avenue. Two floors give you space and plenty of outlets. Dogs come inside, which wins points with fur parents. The room turns noisy once the tables fill.

📍 8th Avenue, corner 34th St, Grand Hyatt Manila Residences South Tower, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Sama Cafe + Diner

Sama Cafe + Diner sits a few steps from Uptown Mall. The breakfast burger arrives huge and messy in the right way. You should try the ube foam coffee. Dogs are welcome indoors.

📍 Uptown Bonifacio, 36th St, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Sunkissed Cafe

Sunkissed Cafe sells a coworking pass with wifi, a rice bowl, and a drink. Sockets sit within reach of most tables. The menu leans toward Filipino comfort food. Space runs small, so arrive before the breakfast rush.

📍 12-10 40th Street, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Coffee: Life

Coffee : Life counts among the hidden coffee shops in Taguig. The spot sits away from the busiest BGC blocks. You get free wifi, which many cafes here skip. Indoor and outdoor seating both work well.

📍 Unit G01, Ground Floor, GSC Corporate Tower, Triangle Dr, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Weekday Coffee BGC

Weekday Coffee runs a small counter inside a food hub. The honey oat salted latte is the drink regulars come back for. You should also try the orange espresso. The cappuccino shows off good beans and good milk.

📍 GSC Corporate Tower, Triangle Dr, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Hoi Coffee Work Cafés

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Hoi Coffee brings Vietnamese coffee to a hotel lobby on Kalayaan Avenue. The owner moved here from Vietnam and uses Trung Nguyen beans. You should order the bac xiu or the salted caramel iced coffee. The room is built for quiet work.

📍 Lobby, mySTAY BGC East Hotel, 23 Kalayaan Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1212
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Cafes in BGC: Forbes Town and Burgos Circle

Eesome Cafe

Eesome shifts from cafe to bar as the night moves on. You get one-plate lunches early and cocktails later. A DJ takes over after dark. Doors stay open until three in the morning.

📍 Forbestown Rd, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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Chotto Matcha Forbestown

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Chotto Matcha takes its tea seriously. A matchanista whisks your drink in front of you. The dirty matcha latte blends coffee and tea without a fight. The space is tiny, so expect a quick stop.

📍 Bellagio 2, 2-3 Forbestown Rd, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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June Eatery

June Eatery built a following on one giant pancake. The plate stretches wide enough for three people. You can also order nduja and natural wine. Al fresco seating welcomes dogs.

📍 Burgos Circle, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1635
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Cafes in Fort Bonifacio and McKinley

Sift Laureana Cafe Trion Towers

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Sift Laureana opens at six in the morning inside Trion Towers. Early risers get pancakes and a proper latte. The caramel bar pairs well with a hot cup. A resident cat sometimes supervises.

📍 The Trion Towers, 8th Ave, corner McKinley Pkwy, Post Proper Southside, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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Café 17 / The Seventeen

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Café 17 plates its food like a restaurant rather than a cafe. Strong aircon, clean tables, and many outlets make work easy. You should order the pastries alongside your coffee. Mondays stay closed.

📍 Unit B, Park McKinley West, 116 Le Grand Ave, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634
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Cafes in AFPOVAI and Pinagsama

Hatch + Hoolman Studio

Hatch + Hoolman runs an art studio and a cafe in one space. The carbonara and butter chicken curry both hold up. You get an indie feel rarely found this close to BGC. Mondays stay closed.

📍 S. Ola, corner Villamor St, AFPOVAI, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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Yappari Coffee Bar

Yappari Coffee Bar is family owned and hard to find. The owner hands out free brownies while you wait. You get board games, books, and unlimited wifi. Doors stay open until two in the morning.

📍 218 Target Range Blvd, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1218
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Nozomi Cafe

Nozomi Cafe opens in the afternoon and runs until two in the morning. You order croffles, beef burritos, and a white chocolate mocha. The baristas remember regulars fast. Late-night workers make this their base.

📍 86 Daffodil, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1633
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Cafes in Signal Village and Western Bicutan

D' Busy Bean Coffee House

D' Busy Bean sits on high ground with a view over Taguig. You eat while the city lights spread below. The kitchen handles Filipino plates and grilled dishes. Food can take a while, so come with patience.

📍 Zone 6, CPG Estate, 11A General Espino St, South Signal Village, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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BitterSweet Coffee PH Cabasaan Branch

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BitterSweet Coffee keeps prices low without cutting quality. The basque cheesecake and carrot cake move fast. You can play board games at your table. Outside food is welcome here.

📍 2 Calle Cabasaan, South Signal Village, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1633
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Gungjeon Cafe

Gungjeon Cafe leans Korean in both menu and mood. The taro milk and kimchi burger are the standouts. You can browse books on the shelves while you wait. Doors open at three in the afternoon.

📍 Zone 5, 01 FTI Road, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1632
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Cafes in Lower Bicutan and M. L. Quezon Avenue

Aloha Cafe

Aloha Cafe goes full tropical on Kamias Street. Locals travel across town for the wings. The staff sterilize your utensils in hot water before serving. The room feels homey rather than styled.

📍 6 Kamias Street, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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CoffeeMeet_Ph

CoffeeMeet sits on a second floor and is easy to miss. Board games line the shelves for long hangouts. You get solid wifi, cold aircon, and a big brownie for 100 pesos. Motorbike parking is easy here.

📍 119 M. L. Quezon St, New Lower Bicutan, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1632
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La Luna Café

La Luna Café feels like a walled Spanish-era house. You eat Filipino plates under high ceilings and greenery. The Nutella ensaymada is the pastry to order. Parking is plentiful, which is rare around here.

📍 103 M. L. Quezon Avenue, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1632
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Sevi Coffee

Sevi Coffee gives families and groups room to spread out. The salted white caramel is a reliable order. You will find laptop workers in the corners most nights. Doors stay open until midnight.

📍 Brgy. 9, Col. Rongo, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1636
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dkpress taguig

dkpress sits inside a busy public market and feels like an oasis. Stable wifi and comfy chairs make it good for study days. The caramel macchiato stays consistent even as the ice melts. The menu runs short, mostly coffee and pastries.

📍 Block 140, Lot 6, Maharlika Rd, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1632
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Cafes in Ususan, Tuktukan and Bagong Calzada

Let's Talk Coffee

Let's Talk Coffee photographs well from every corner. The creamy spinach pizza and the carbonara get the loudest praise. You should save room for the banana pudding. Doors open at noon and close at midnight.

📍 The C-Square Center Building, #51 Gen. A. Luna St, corner Camia, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1633
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Cove Cafe

Cove Cafe shows up on plenty of Taguig cafe recommendations. Prices stay low and quality stays high in Ususan. You should try the Ube Cloud or the house special steak. The team hires persons with disabilities, which locals notice and appreciate.

📍 160 Levi B. Mariano Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1633
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Mori Cafe

Mori Cafe serves matcha from Marukyu Koyamaen, a serious Japanese supplier. The whisking follows traditional method. You should order the sea salt matcha latte sweetened. Mondays stay closed.

📍 5 Ilang-ilang, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1632
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The Latte Library Cafe

The Latte Library pairs coffee with a shelf of donated books. The s'mores waffles are the item people return for. You can play games with friends at the tables. Hours end at 6:30 in the evening.

📍 Blk 9 Lot 18, Unit 1B, Conraden Apartment, Tomasa Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1632
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15th St. Coffee

15th St. Coffee builds its seating around trees and wooden furniture. The open-air layout photographs beautifully. The Spanish latte tastes strong and smooth. Bring repellent because mosquitoes find you here.

📍 40 Bagong Calzada, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1636
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Cafes in Acacia Estates

Brewhilde Coffee

Brewhilde Coffee sits behind Savemore inside Acacia Estates. Free wifi and plugs make it workable for a few hours. The pancakes pair well with a strong espresso. Prices stay reasonable for a gated township.

📍 Space 18, Township Center, Acacia Town Center, Acacia Estates, Taguig, Metro Manila, 1630
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Taguig asks you to pick a side before you leave the house. Traffic between BGC and Bicutan swallows a whole afternoon. Park once and the neighborhood opens up around you. High Street gives you seven doors inside a single block. Ususan gives you prices you will miss later.

Pick one side and give it a day. Check the hours before you drive out. Bring cash for the counters outside BGC. Order the Filipino beans wherever you find them. Your next regular order waits on one of these streets.

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