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More Cafes to Visit the Next Time You Go on a Spontaneous Drive to Tagaytay

New cafes to discover and love in Tagaytay.
by | April 12, 2022


Going on a spontaneous drive to the south is always a good idea, especially when you’ll have the picturesque Taal Lake as your view when you dine. You might already have your favorites in the city, but the next time you feel like trying something new, check out these cafes and restaurants in Tagaytay:

 

Kuuma Kaakao Kaffe

Location: Hillcrest Plaza, Tagaytay City

You don’t have to wait for Christmas time to have a serving of puto bumbong as Kuuma Kaakao Kaffe serves them all year round, including other classic Pinoy kakanin and merienda. Paired with a cup of their traditional hot chocolate, a trip to this homegrown cafe will bring back fond childhood memories with their hearty Pinoy menu. The view from the cafe is scenic too! If you’re planning to bring your mom and Titas on a date, this scenic cafe will hit the spot.

Operating hours: Tuesdays to Sundays from 9 AM to 6 PM.

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Tsokolateria

Location: The Boutique Bed & Breakfast, 45 Emilio Aguinaldo Highway, Silang Junction, Tagaytay

 

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No Baguio trip is complete without including Tsokolateria in your itinerary. If you’re missing this beloved cafe, you don’t have to drive to the Summer Capital anymore and just head to their Tagaytay branch. Tsokolateria features the same garden setting with the picturesque Taal Lake as your background. Whether you’re visiting for merienda or for a meal, the tsokolate-infused menu will keep you satisfied every time!

Operating hours: 8 AM to 8 PM on Mondays to Fridays and 7 AM to 9 PM on Saturdays and Sundays

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Cafe Yama

Location: Lausanne at Crosswinds, Brgy. Iruhin Central, Tagaytay

 

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Japanese food isn’t what you’ll normally go for when visiting Tagaytay but this new cafe in Crosswinds will make you think otherwise. If you’re craving Japanese food or simply missing Japan, you’ll have the same feels at Cafe Yama. The newly-opened spot is decorated with traditional lanterns and murals, and if you don’t want to dine at the main restaurant, you can go for a more scenic view at their mini gazebos on the hillside. Feel cozy and warm with a serving of udon or ramen starting at Php545.

Operating hours: Open daily from 10 AM to 9 PM

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16th Cent Koffie

Location: Zer Franco, Iruhin Central, Tagaytay

Previously located at The Observatory, 16th Cent Koffie has now moved to Zer Franco Bed and Breakfast, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Tagaytay. Hit two birds with one stone when you have nowhere to stay in the city yet! This picturesque cafe offers both coffee and non-coffee-based drinks starting at Php100, as well as a selection of refreshing smoothies perfect for the summer heat. If you have an event in Tagaytay, 16th Cent Koffie also offers a mobile cafe.

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Char’s Garden Café

Location: Enrile Drive, Patutong Malaki South, Tagaytay

Sometimes, all you need for a quick breather is a relaxing garden setting with hearty Pinoy meals. If you’re looking for a hidden and lowkey café, go for Char’s Gaden Café. Sure, it doesn’t have the usual Taal Lake view but the garden setting makes the dining experience special. They serve an all-day breakfast menu, lunch, and dinner, with classic Pinoy dishes such as bulalo, bagnet, and sinigang. To make your dining experience more presko, go for the outdoor seats, have the garden as your view, and enjoy Tagaytay’s cool weather.

Operating hours: 7:30 AM to 8:00 PM on Mondays to Fridays, 7:00 AM to 8 PM on Saturdays and Sundays

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FACIO Coffee and Cocktails

Location: Hortz Hotels & Resorts, Emilio Aguinaldo Highway, Kaybagal South, Tagaytay

A drink is always a good idea – whether it’s a shot of espresso for a boost of caffeine or a cocktail to get a fun night started. FACIO is a newly-opened cafe located inside Hortz Hotels & Resorts and it’s just the perfect garden cafe for spontaneous trips. They open as early as 6 AM and close at 11 PM (on weekends), and you’ll get to dine in a dreamy outdoor setting. They even have a bonfire pit, perfect for barkadas who love late-night drives and good food.

Operating hours: 6 AM to 9 PM on Mondays to Thursdays, 6 AM to 11 PM on Fridays to Sundays

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Windmill Lausanne

Location: Crosswinds, Tagaytay

Windmill Lausanne will bring you to your dream European getaway. The European-themed restaurant is also inspired by Solvang in California, which is a city known for its Danish architecture. You’ll feel like you’re in European countryside here; inside, you’ll find Swiss folk artwork, making it a perfect background for your insta feed.

Operating hours: 7 AM to 9 PM on weekdays, 7 AM to 10 PM on weekends

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Cafe Voi La

Location: Crosswinds, Tagaytay

Craving for some Asian fusion cuisine? Styled with vibrant colors and eye-catching chandeliers, Cafe Voi La will let you travel around Southeast Asia right in Tagaytay. The Asian-style cafe has an all-day breakfast menu, refreshing appetizers, Pinoy classic dishes, soups, noodles, pasta, and pizza. Don’t forget to try their house specialty, Café Voi La Signature Chicken Satay, starting at Php 475.

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Do you have a go-to café or restaurant in Tagaytay? Share with us below!

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When she’s not writing, Ina’s busy curating playlists that will save her when words don’t work, reading, annoying her cat, or thinking of her next meal.

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