Bag of Beans Coffee Shop and Bakeshop in Tagaytay
We were just looking for a good place to have our breakfast last Sunday before going to Paradizoo when we chanced upon Bag of Beans along the Tagaytay Road going to Batangas. At first we thought it was just a smal and simple coffee shop where we could probably get a grab of hot steaming coffee and probably some freshly baked bread. But when we enter the shop, the cashier told us that we can proceed at the “garden” downstairs. So, we obliged and descended into a short stair where a luscious garden awaits us.
The coffee shop is after all a real restaurant with an open space garden type of dining areas. The garden is filled with plants and ornamentals and some talking birds who greeted us with, “hello panget” (trans. hello ugly). We didn’t mind the bird and settled for a dining table in the covered area since there was mild pouring of rain that time.
To cut the story short, we ordered our breakfast, a basket full of wheat bread, some butter and jam, bacons and eggs. But the best part is Bag of Beans own Barako blended coffee. It was a perfect morning fare for a cold and breezy morning in Tagaytay.
Prices at Bag of Beans was reasonable enough. The brewed coffee (refillable) costs P110. Bread prices ranges from a P80-P100 pesos per loaf.
Before leaving, check out the bakery upstairs for some freshly made breads and pastries. Highly recommended is Bag of Beans Banana loaf, you won’t regret paying P160 for a loaf.
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LRG » Nov 12, 2007 at 12:02 am
its very beautiful
amor » Jan 01, 2008 at 1:57 pm
inquire ko lng if there’s a lunch or dinner dishes in the ‘bag of beans’ menu?
AL » Dec 11, 2008 at 11:41 am
Bag of Beans has the best Bean Juice around!!!!
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Good » Jun 11, 2009 at 11:56 am
You have to do something about the big mosquitoes in your restaurant (Bag of Beans, Tagaytay) , mukhang dengue species, maitim at sa araw nagangagat. Di ba marami kayo stagnant na water around, sa mga plants and fountains nyo.yesterday ( June 21) habang nag lunch kami umaatack din mga mosquitoes. (dun kami sa covered dining area sa left side pagbaba mo ng hagdan) we ask for electric fan pero wala raw sila spare. now we are worried, we are counting out the incubation period before we can totally rule out the possibility that we got the disease injected by those mosquitoes. For the clients next time your visit the place be sure to bring OFF LOTION.