Top 5 Interesting Coffeeshops in Rizal Province, Philippines

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Apr 28

What are the top coffeeshops in Rizal? As a tourist, stranger, adventurer, biker or coffee lover passing through the length of Rizal province, every town from Antipolo to Tanay has wonderful spots for a good coffee. We checked on the internet and asked some friends, relatives and Rizal locals about their recommended coffeeshops around Rizal. This list may go longer as we update this blog from time to time. For now, here are our Top 5 Interesting Coffeeshops in Rizal Province, Philippines!

1.) Coffee Rush Binangonan

Location: Eastridge Executive Village, Binangonan, Philippines

Coffee Rush offers you one of the priceless views of The Sunset and Metro Manila skyline while enjoying authentic coffee with your family and friends. DM them on their facebook or instagram or call 09688855517 for your reservation inquires. (Swipe below photo for more pictures)

2.) The Bistro by Le Blanc

Location: 3 Taktak Road, Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines

The Bistro by Le Planc offers a Parisian vibe while enjoying your cups of coffee with friends and business partners in Antipolo City. DM them on their facebook or instagram or call 09171026027 (Swipe below photo for more pictures)

3.) Burrow Cafe PH

Location: Beverly Hills Drive, Taytay, Rizal, Philippines 1920

Burrow Cafe is interestingly an underground hidden haven. We haven't been there personally but we were referred by friends to visit here. Some of below pictures were taken from their social media pages with tags to instagram user @jcgrc.

4.) Cafe Lupe

Location: Sumulong Highway, Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines 1870

What we like most about Cafe Lupe is that, it is pet friendly. We haven't been there personally but we were referred by friends to visit here. Some of below pictures were taken from their social media pages.

5.) The Gathering Cafe

Location: Marcos Highway, Brgy. Sampaloc, Tanay, Philippines

The Gathering Cafe is located in the upper hills of Tanay, Rizal. It sells its own coffee beanery which was surprisingly harvested from Tanay's small coffee plantations. (Swipe below photo for more pictures)