FILIPINO CAFÉ & MERIENDA HOUSE
Kapeng Barako.
Kakanin.
Kwentuhan.
Pull up a chair. The coffee is strong, the merienda is warm, and nobody's in a hurry to leave. This is the kind of place you settle into.
Welcome to Casa Kape
A modern Filipino café inspired by tradition.
Casa Kape celebrates the warmth of Filipino homes — comforting breakfasts, nostalgic merienda, and coffee made the way we grew up with it. Every cup and every plate carries a little bit of that story.
On the Menu
What We Serve
From the first cup of barako to the last spoon of halo-halo — a little of everything we love.
☕ Kape
Kapeng barako brewed strong, Spanish latte, ube latte — the first warm sip that eases you into the morning.
View Kape →🍳 Silog
Tapsilog, longsilog, tocilog, bangsilog — hearty Filipino breakfasts, garlic rice and runny egg included.
View Silog →🍡 Kakanin
Bibingka, kutsinta, sapin-sapin — the merienda spread that tastes like a lazy afternoon at lola's.
View Kakanin →🍨 Desserts
Halo-halo, leche flan, mango float — sweet, cold, and worth lingering at the table for.
View Desserts →Signature Pairing
Sikwate & Bibingka
Thick tablea hot chocolate and bibingka straight from the bilao — the merienda pairing people drive up the mountain for, best shared slowly while the kwentuhan goes on.
See the Merienda
More Than Coffee
A Place to Slow Down
However you spend your time here, the welcome stays the same.
Morning Coffee Rituals
Quiet mornings, the smell of fresh barako, and the day still wide open.
Afternoon Catch-Ups
Long merienda and longer kwentuhan with the people you've been meaning to see.
Weekend Slowdowns
No rush, no schedule — just refills, good company, and a table you won't want to leave.
Work-Friendly Corners
A warm corner and steady coffee for the days you bring the laptop along.
Around Casa Kape
A Few Moments Around Casa Kape
A little of the everyday warmth you'll find the moment you pull up a chair.
Some come for the coffee.
Some stay for the conversations.
Most end up staying longer than they planned.
Kwentuhan
What Regulars Say
We came for the tapsilog and somehow stayed the whole afternoon. The barako is no joke.
Tastes like my lola's kitchen, honestly. The bibingka alone is worth the drive up.
Good coffee and nobody rushing you out. I actually get more work done here than at home.