Garcia's Kape, Tinapay Atbp.

JakeEatsWell

Local Guide

9.5

Great coffee, had the French Vanilla Frappe. They sell their coffee beans here also for people who do not have time to go to their Baguio Market stall. Cheers!

BrookeCulinaryVoyage

Local Guide

9.0

One of the better places to get local coffee beans. I think the main one is at the Public Market. This location is more accessible, but probably won't have all the beans you're looking for. Like the time I visited, they didn't have Civet. Depending on how crowded it gets, service is pretty fast & professional. You tell them what beans you want, if you want it grounded or not, if you want it packaged in an airtight container (extra charge) or in a brown bag & plastic, pay and you're done.

HannahCulinaryKingdom

Local Guide

8.1

Wide Range of Coffee Beans to choose from. Bettet alternative than going to the Market to buy Coffee.

AvaGrubGourmet

Local Guide

7.5

One of Baguio's foremost distributor of roasted coffee beans. Where else should you have your coffee but from those who provide it straight from the source. Their turon trio is a perfect merienda that goes with your coffee... Cafe Macchiatto is just 45 pesos

RileyEatsLocal

Local Guide

1.0

- House blend is so-so. Nothing remarkable that I would like to go back to repeatedly. - Carrot cake is hard and tasteless. It would have been saved by the generous chunks of walnuts but since walnut in itself is naturally bland, it didn't help. - Blueberry cheesecake is bland too. It tastes like wet sponge cake. They obviously used minimal cream cheese (that is, if they used any at all), even a hint of its taste is nonexistent. Staff says their cakes are being supplied to them. I recommend they change their supplier.