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Good coffee, cozy spaces, leafy outdoor spots, and a few unexpected finds—here are five cafes in Teachers Village to visit when you’re ready to slow down and enjoy the day.
After countless trips to Cubao Expo, I finally stopped by Cubao X Brewery—and discovered what I’d been missing.
An unexpected rainy afternoon at Sunshine Boy turned into warm focaccia, playful drinks, and a little sunshine of our own.
Seafood 8 by Olio’s pairs fresh seafood with eight signature sauces inspired by chef Oli Buenviaje’s travels, giving familiar ingredients a few new directions.
I’ve always preferred fish fillets, but DPD Carinderia’s famous fish head soup in Quezon City made me wonder what else I’ve been missing.
Why stop at coffee when you can browse through flowers, furniture, clothes, or even enjoy a drink while you’re at cafes?
A first taste of Noore Cafe's signature dishes reveals why this Tandang Sora spot is more than just your next coffee stop.
Move over, lambanog and basi. We’re making space for the sweetness of mead in our local beverage selection.
Surrounded by trendy new spots and student favorites, this longtime grillery remains one of Diliman’s most reliable affordable eats.