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We've spent almost 2 years ordering at least once weekly from this cafe; over the past couple of months, we've been ordering from both their branches (north molino and in front of paseo) almost daily. I could almost swear if you tell them my wife's name, they'll know. One of those 2 branches opens earlier, so we order from different branches depending on who open up on Grab first. We only order one out of these three options: arabica signature, french vanilla, and vietnamese. These are good, hot or cold. I'm not saying all their other menu items are bad; most of them are still great, but these 3 are our favorites. These 3 aren't in the recommended dishes options in the review thingy, but yeah.

Pastries and pastas are mid—nothing to be mad about, nothing to write home about. It's the coffee that's really good.

Parking? Both branches have a lot. They're at the side of a gas station. They're also always cold inside, great reprieve for the heat. Interior design is minimalist and hip, like you're drinking coffee inside a magazine. They're great and all, but the best thing about Arabica? Their coffee.

Anyway, I'm moving away in a couple of days, and I just want them to know how much I appreciate their coffee. It's not like that overpriced, overburnt swill they serve at the newly opened multinational franchise a couple of hundred meters down the road from paseo, nah nothing like that. If you have dead tastebuds and appreciate starbs more, go there. Some starbs options are cheaper, but even their pricier "good" ones, they're dogwater compared to Arabica's stuff, plain and simple. I hope they stick around for a long time—will probably be easy, they make great coffee.

Probably beating a dead horse here by now. Have I mentioned they have great coffee?

The space itself was lovely and I enjoyed the visuals of the brutalist building it’s located in. As for the coffee, I tried their Spiced Mocha and was slightly dissapointed. Expectation-wise, I was looking for a more nutty, cinnamon-y mocha, but in reality, I found the chai a tad too overpowering. Unfortunate because I do like Chai and Mocha as separate drinks; Just wish the balance between the 2 in this drink were more equal.

One of the coffee shops along bacoor blvd with lots of parking.

Cakes and cookies were freshly baked. Ordered the carrot cake and crinkled both were delicious and not too sweet.

For coffee we ordered the spanish latte and arabica signature both less sweet as requested. The coffee flavor and notes were not overpowered by the syrup, the milk was had minimal froth but was at the right temperature and drinkable immediately after serving.

Would recommend for true coffee lovers not bothered by the competitive price.

Conveniently hiding in an old building, it is a tiny coffee corner with just enough seats for a few patrons. I think its size and somehow intriguing vibe make it more charming. They promote art through postcards and other media.

Cash and GCash payments are accepted.

Masarap dito, mura pa.

It’s a cute, quaint space, especially if you appreciate the aesthetics of unique nooks. It’s very small, with limited seating. Maybe less than 10 people can fit inside. It’s also an interesting choice to serve an iced drink in a cardboard cup meant for hot drinks. Maybe I was just expecting a nice glass, since I intended on sitting to read, but maybe they serve every drink in a cup, since it seems like a place to order, take pictures, and go. The decoration looks like new items bought specifically to match an aesthetic. Whether this aesthetic was achieved will depend on one’s personal taste.

Learned about this place from brutalist pilipinas, my husband and I have been planning to visit this and we finally did after having breakfast at salcedo market. The brutalist architecture of the building itself is phenomenal. The coffee shop itself is small but warm and welcoming. We enjoyed our spiced coffees, you can really taste the masala. 😊☕️

It's a great and cool place to do a bit of your online work or even just to sit/relax. Food and drinks are super yummy. WiFi is fast enough to accommodate several gadgets connecting. All staff members are all friendly and know how to provide good customer service. They need yo expand or renovate to accommodate more customers dining in.

The taste of their drinks have a lot of room for improvement (I've visited this place in different intervals in hopes it would become better)

Had a terrible experience of waiting for 20 minutes for two drinks with each follow up being responded with a "wait lang po".

The place would've been nice as it has al fresco seating and a workspace-like setup inside.

Overall, it's not something I'd recommend if I'm basing off of the food, drinks, and price point alone. Regardless if the service gets better.

Its a good place to start your day having a good breakfast and a bowl of smoothie is great.

The ambiance of the place fits it's theme. Relaxing. Their coffee is a bit strong. So if you want a strong coffee, then you hit the right place. As for the price of the coffee, it's in the average range.

Coffee shop is small but dont let it fool you, One of the few coffee shops in the metro that serves real coffee as how it should be done.

Will definitly visit again.

Located inside an old bulding (atrium makati), space si sma but the ambiance is cozy, warm and homey feeling. Visited on a saturday and the shop was all mine. Perfect for those quiet coffee time.

Quality of food: 4/5
Service: 3/5
Ambiance: 5/5
Value for money: 4/5
Cleanliness: 5/5
Thoughtfulness of table settings: 4/5
The wait: 4/5
Amenities: 5/5
Reco/s: sikwate

The place may be small but the coffee is amazing and reasonably priced. Space has a homey vibe so it’s a good spot to just slow down.

Loved the fruity notes in the cold brew. Definitely one of the better coffee shops here in Makati.

Their Drinks are great, it satisfy me the most! I love the taste of their Strawberry Frap and as well as their chocolate chip cookies. Well prepared and has quality, and also affordable!

The place is quite elegant and minimalistic. Sadly they don't have a restroom.

They had a wide selection of beans from different roasteries in the Philippines and (mostly) abroad for pour over and maybe aeropress. All seemed interesting - there was one from blue bottle and an Ethiopia Bensa Sidamo roasted by Coffee Libre in Korea. BUT I went for the Hokey Pokey which had Dalgona candies haha. Coffee was strong and tasted like a dark roast before the candies melted and the drink became too sweet. The cafe had a pleasant ambience suitable for hanging out, working or reading. Everything we tried was good value for money. Great offerings for affordable prices relative to most 3rd wave-ish coffeeshops. For example their tasty burrito only cost 120 pesos. Pour overs cost around 200 pesos, and my hokey pokey drink was 165 for 22 oz. They also sell coffee beans.

They prepare their coffee similar to Dunkin. The coffee is ready and they only need to transfer it to a cup with ice tubes so expect that the coffee you ordered is quickly served. Nothing spectacular. You get what you ordered and that's it. In my several visit here in Kafein, the male baristas can blend the coffee better than their female baristas.
I still remember the first time I ordered a drink here and it really disappointed me. The blend was awful but today I can say that they already improved and I am recommending them. Ambiance - just ok. Staff - friendly and warm sometimes, if not, totally understandable as they get tired too.. coffee - depends on the barista.

Place is great and cozy, fully air conditioned. Staff is polite.

One can charge their devices, but please do be considerate in staying too long. Order as you deem fair to the place.

Locating this coffee gem might be a challenge since it seems standalone but is tucked inside the Atrium.

The café, though small with a capacity for 5-8 people, is a cozy haven. I sampled their bestseller, the sweet white, which strikes a perfect balance—neither too milky nor overly sweet.

The vibrant decor, adorned with small artworks, adds to the pleasant atmosphere. Pastries are on offer, although I haven't indulged yet.

Ideal for solo visits, the cafe provides reading materials like magazines and books, along with comfortable furniture. The pricing is reasonable, and I learned that the cafe is named after its first branch, located beside a convenience store.

We will never have this experience again because we are never going back to this place. When we arrived, there's just 8 of us as customer in the place but it took a very long time (i mean very long) for us to start eating. Ang buwad wala kaayo maluto, ang tocino had an awful taste and its not the typical red tocino (cdo, purefoods, Pampanga's best) ang tocino mura rag karne sa baboy nga gi pugos mahimong tocino, gahi pa jud. The waiter was polite pero murag naay hangover (out of his mind) doesn't even know where his last order was taken or what food to put on a table. Murag na tala-tala, wala ka hinumdom asa table niya gi take ang order ug asa niya i deliver ang food. Well i guess that is the consequences of that very nice view. Sad part is this is the time when we are really starving for breakfast. I feel that the value of food i paid is really not worth it. View ra gyud ang selling point, other that that this shop is mismanaged.

This is a very nice place for catching up. we got there at around 8am. Never got bored while waiting for the food. We also didn't notice that we were there for more than 2 hours already! we left around 11am. It's a very calming place and you'll really be able to talk at any depth. Food is nice and satisfying. Recommended!

Very attentive & knowledgeable staff make or break a small coffee shop business like this. When I visited the place earlier today, I appreciated how the baristas gave recommendations that suited my taste. They had a pretty good selection of coffee, pastries, and meals.

Nice