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Very cozy place with very friendly staff. It's a must visit place! Unique local food with a twist and yummy food!!! Love it very much!!!
Good location and ambience.. Good quality food was served.. Will definitely come back.. Highly recommended
To all Coffee lovers and local food connoisseurs- when in Fort Bonifacio, check out LUNA Specialty Coffee. It offers Great coffee and the kind that reminds you first thing in the morning of everything else you appreciate in life. It's about the art, the ritual, and the moments shared across a table.
It also offers delectable Filipino inspired dishes such Tofu Kare-kare, one of my favorites. And not to forget- the desert- pumpkin kalabasa, inutak etc.
Staffs are friendly. Place is very clean.
You may even even run into Direk Lino Cayetano who frequently stops by to check on his staff.
It's a very interesting place with good music and food. I like the interior design too feel cozy.
I had fun staying inside the café. The squid balls taste so good. <3
We had their All day breakfast, Espresso with Whisky and Red Velvet cupcake. Got to dine here in Cafe Luna wayback 2015 as me and my old friend got to reunite. This was in a late afternoon and we stayed till night because the Cafe got a great vibe at night they have a good interior cozy enough to chill and to have good concersation.
Price - very affordable
Place - good for small group
Food - so very good, really the tapsilog and the vinegar
Service - not so accomodating felt unwelcome
Yummy iced coffee! I got their Iced Piccolo Latte.
For dessert, try the one with Chocnut.
Was lucky enough to catch Thyro’s gig here before. Huhu throwback to Flipmusic days!
Space is just small, so don’t go there if you are a big group.
This joint almost passes for a hole in the wall coffee bar due to its (small) space but its actually cozy (if not tight)
The staff is accommodating and all orders are payments are made from the bar
I had the Negros Muscovado Latte and was pleasantly surprised, it was good in my opinion.
I also had a slice of the Chocnut Cheesecake and a slice of their chocolate cake and both were rich and good. The cheesecake had a nutty sweetness to it, the chocolate had a deep cacao flavor to it.
I would love to be back again to try their dishes next time
Good place for a coffee break rather than having your regular 3 in 1 coffee that is bad for your health. What I like in the menu is the “The Luna Brew” with a choice of Barako or NAC Blend. These coffee beans are locally made in Batangas which they also sell in the shop for Php 395 per pack. Plus they do extra services for coffee bean grinding.
I liked their puto bumbong last Christmas season that they sell around Php 150-200. The store put up a puto bumbong station right outside the shop that they freshly made every order. The shop also serve various Filipino dishes like Tapa, Adobo and even Fish and Squid Balls.
Thumbs up for their interior as it is inspired by Juan Luna’s house in Ilocos and their coffee makers around the shop. Sometimes, they do Acoustic Nights and private events.
I eat here at least once a month and I always always prder the crispy tapa meal. It’s a bit pricey for me - P300 but it has become a comfort food plus very convenient for me bec this is just in my building. I also love the friend kesong puti and fishballs during happy hour! A beer is about P100 draft.
The weather was hot so I decided to grab a cup of cold coffee to wake myself up. The prices in Luna is a bit expensive, and it's fine to eat alone in the cafe. The place wasn't crowded since I arrived at Luna early in the morning.
Honey Flavored Latte:
The coffee is really filling. I didn't feel so hungry during lunchtime. The coffee doesn't taste like it's instant coffee. I can distinguish the bitterness and the honey in the coffee. The coffee seemed to be rich in flavor.
Place:
Luna has a retro style cafe, and a relaxing atmosphere, but the cafe is small.
Staff:
The staff seemed friendly, and knowledgeable. It didn't take too long too prepare the coffee.
(Visited on April 14, 2018)
I had scrambled eggs with Vigan Longganisa for 220 pesos. A bit pricey as it didnt have rice and coffee yet. I ordered extra rice for 40 pesos then additional brewed coffee (forgot how much). Food was good but it wasnt the authentic Filipino style as they served the scrambled eggs with white bread (triangles) instead of with rice. The scrambled eggs also had some different kinds of cheeses—maybe this is why it’s expensive.
Ambiance was okay. Place is a bit small for big groups but okay for breakfast if you’re alone or with someone.
Went here for a meeting with my insurance contact. Great place: quiet, comfy and modern. A little overpriced for breakfast meals but the crispy tapa tasted just like bacon!❤️
Even though High Street was brimming with people that night, we didn't had any problems finding seats at Luna. The coffee shop had a small space so the interiors felt intimate. I loved the brick walls and the lights. I also liked that the noise from the outside is minimized as it was barely heard inside. I had the Salted Caramel coffee scramble. It was actually pretty good. The salty-sweet flavor was evident. It wasn't flat out just sweet. I enjoyed the whipped cream and the ice blended drink. My friends had a slice of their dark chocolate cake, which they raved about.
They offer one of the best tasting tapsilog I have ever eaten, and they offer it in different flavors.Crispy, Spicy, sweet, regular.
I have tried them all and have always been filled to the brim!
I bit expensive though, but what do you expect from a cafe in Highstreet?
Will definitely be back for more.
Café Luna is one my go-to place for a quick lunch or break. Sometimes the place gets crowded by corporate slaves around the area but most of the time it’s all good. Their coffees are a little overrated I think in terms of prices. Another reason I love this place is even though the place can be crowded, the people are all well-mannered. Haha! Not your typical palengke coffee shop. Their food is what I love the most. I think I’ve tasted almost everything on the menu. And none disappointed me. 🤩
Area - Make sure to book a table before going here just to be sure that you'll get a seat. If you're looking for a place to just chill and relax, this is the place for you. No wifi, though. Location is good because it's easy to find, it's just located along high street.
Food - we just ordered salted caramel frappe and minty choco frappe which were both good, especially the minty choco.
Didn't know they also serve heavy meals. Will try those on our next visit. :)
The staffs were accommodating and approachable. :)
My personal favourite coffee shop in BGC. I always opt for the cold brew bottles and a long black to take away. The food is extremely tempting to order even when you're just getting takeaway. The cold drip is inhouse, and the staff are always super friendly.
The cafe is just small and can only accommodate few groups. They have acoustic every Wed and Fri night. They don't have wifi btw. Not recommending the place if you want to study or read a book. The piccollo latte is good tho! Just a small size but it's strong enough to keep you awake.
I ordered a salted caramel bar and asked the barista what non-coffee drink goes well with it. He suggested the lemon ginger hot tea. Enjoyed it😊
Erica Hernandez-Garcia
+4.5
Moscovado latte: 5/5 and is a must try and my personal favorite
Ambiance 3/5 (area is too small)
Service: 5/5
Chocolate muffin: 5/5 taste is good (not too sweet)
If you're a bacon lover, you will definitely love their crispy tapa! You can pair it with omelette or rice! Sweet and Spicy tapa is also good! I ordered cappuccino and It's nice that it is served with 3 tiny hopia. A good place for a heavy breakfast! Will come back here for their tapa! It is so good!
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I have gone to Luna for about 4 times already before I wrote this review. It was for me to check if the place has consistency with their service. And I am delighted to say that they've been consistent from day one.
Food quality is spot on, from their breakfast meals to their beverages. I tried a couple of their coffee on two sepatate occasions; one's mocha and the other one escaped my memory, but it was fun pouring the milk myself into the mix. Taste was more than okay for me, not too sweet, which is my preference. Pricing is a bit on the roof but I believe it has something to do with their location.
The service was alright. They serve your orders rather quick. Maybe because all my visits were during the morning. And their crew wasn't the all-too-jolly ones that you get from Starbucks, and I like it that way.
Place's ambience radiates a warm and cozy feel, especially the interiors. The music was also played in a fairly low volume. Plus, the light coming outside was perfect, allowing me to take some food shots. It's a great place to have some me time. Will visit it again for sure!
Great serving and generous rice. Flavor though is not consistent. Sometimes way too salty especially for the porkchop rice toppings but overall great flavor and a cozy place to dine in.
Foodie & coffee lovers should try this! Food was very much tasty, they have tiny space but is cozy, service is excellent as well and of course, its instagramable! (Sorry, I'm quite not good with flay-lay yet but will get there soon!) rest-assured you wouldn't regret paying for your food!
Photo was taken by my 3 year old daughter 😂
I ordered their sweet and spicy tapa, plus an additional order of Ampalaya Eggs (not on their menu posted on Zomato). I didn't expect that it will come in a rice bowl with two fried eggs, and hefty servings of the tapa. It was a very welcome new flavor for me, although the chili they put could surprise you if one gets in your mouth. The spice literally comes from chopped red chillies. 😅 The cold brew coffee was too strong for my taste, but my girlfriend liked it.
The interiors are nice. Very hipster-y for my tastes, but it was fine and cozy at best. Although I went here with the impression that they have WiFi (screw online blogs 😒), I just decided to eat instead of work.
Flavors are unusual. Good interiors. The service when I visited was okay.
I visited BGC branch alone. That time, the customers was only me and a group of yuppies who's sitted at the balcony. So, it was quiet inside the store where I was seated, and that maybe the reason why the service was quick.
Tried Piccolo Latte, which is 120.00. Pretty small than expected but it was cute. Practically speaking it was pricey versus its quality. Made me want to buy another cup of coffee since I am not satisfied with my coffee.
All in all. It was still a good experience since I was able to achieve my me time.
Maybe will try their candyccino next time. :)
In a constant search for brunch places, a friend of mine recommended the crispy tapa in Luna Specialty Coffee. Situated along high street near fully booked, it's a small cafe with a modern filipino look. The place is nice and cozy, great for reading and quiet dates. It also has an order and pay counter. Love the bacon-like crispy tapa and the classic garlic tapa that comes with two fried eggs, garlic rice and veggies. Also ordered their mocha cappuccino which came with some hopia on the side. Real nice place. I'll definitely be back to try more of their unique filipino dishes.
One thing I can say to this coffee shop. Awesome COLD BREW! best I had so far. I feel in love with their coffee drip as a coffee enthusiast myself, seeing old style equipment was like a kid faced with her/his favorite super hero.
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Had dinner here with the super awesome girl-friend Gillian Hero 😁
I wasn't avke to try any of their savory dishes i just tried one of their pastrues instead.
I ordered the corny jalapeño muffin, it was a surprise that an ordinary looking muffin had an extraordinary taste and not to mention the "kick" when you're about to swallow it, muffin was moist and not too dense and had bits of corn and some surprise chili bits which gave that spicy kick, and for the dessert i ordered the scramble cookie cup since i noticed that they're specialty was candy concoctions why not try one of their sweetest offerings, a chocnut and caramel cookie with a scoop vanilla ice cream topped with powdered milk, hawhaw milk candy, and mini marshmallows, the classic scramble toppings, cookie was so sweet that it was good thing the vanilla ice cream only had a mild taste, it had a lot of elements to it but it blended together perfectly.
Overall experience was good and will come back to try their savory dishes and bar chows
Love their spicy pork and piccolo mocha! The pork is crispy and i love the taste of their sauce plus the jalapeños. Would give them a higher rating if not for the small serving size.
I had been visiting Luna Café thrice now. The new branch really makes me happy and the food definitely was tastey. Service quality was still the same though. A bit slow but even so, I await for further improvements on my next visit. Mark Manalang
My first time in Luna Specialty Coffee and I ordered Kare-kare Tofu, it tastes so good. Tofu and vegies (except for the eggplant) are crunchy. Take-out food presentation looks good too.
I've tried luna in highstreet. The service is really good ! I forgot the name of the barista, he's very accommodating and he smiles a lot which many baristas in cafes don't do. The coffee is quite expensive for its size. But it's good because it has a strong taste, plus they have acoustic nights which makes the ambiance even more awesome !
First time I got here *thanks to our Boss for the brekky treat!* I was attracted to its interior, at how cozy the place. Luna Brew and BLT Pan de sal to kickstart a busy week ahead!
I've tried both branches in BGC,my favorite here is the ingenious binagoongan omelette and the cafe Piccolo.Some of the items were reasonably priced but the sago gulaman's(nothing special) price flies off the roof!Great place for reading too.
Now this is an interesting restaurant to have our most commonly eaten Pinoy breakfast food. I ordered the Tapa and longganisa. They're very very good. Quite expensive, yes. But good service. Nice ambiance tasty food always gets my vote
They said they share he same recipe of the Chocolate Yema cake with Slice. Am glad it's available there too. Been here many times and I also like their simple dish line which I took photos of. The hard boiled adobo and tinapa pandesal presented different.
Cold brew being a popular thing is on their menu as well as a white rabbit concoction which you must try. Still a lot of exploring here, will update you.
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If you are into restos that offer all-day breakfasts in a not-so pricey level, this is one of the best places to go to. I was really surprised to see that their prices are on the midrange level considering it is situated in Bonifacio Global City. It's a cozy branch with bricks that are very instagram worthy. (Lol sorry this is necessary for me).
As for the menu, I tried their Crispy Tapa. The name itself could attest to how crispy their tapa was. It's probably one of the best tasting tapsilogs I've ever had. Plus, there were two eggs included in the dish. But what I truly loved about this place the most was how they incorporated in their coffee and desserts my all-time favorite childhood candies such as White rabbit, flat tops and even Tipa's hopia. I got to try their chocnut cheesecake (which was incredibly good) and their knick knacks cookie cup with ice cream (the bomb!!!). I can't describe them any further so make sure to try them out when you visit.
P.S. The branch on the 32nd St. was a bit far and hard to look for so if you're too lazy to walk, they have another branch in Bonifacio High St. which is near Fully Booked.
Sophia Laurent Donato
+3.5
LUNA SPECIALTY COFFEE | G/F NAC Tower, 32nd Street, BGC
They do have very tasty coffee selections thou I'm quite against the "mini" servings. If you're a coffee addict like me, you'll probably be frustrated cause by the time you finish 1 song... you're coffee is so DONE.
What to get: Hot Piccolo Mocha
Price range: 110-150PHP
Lianne @ TheWiseLiving.com
+3.5
I love their iced tea - very refreshing and worth the peso. The salted caramel brownie was also amazing because it complimented the taste of the tea. As for their Scrambled Egg and Longganisa, order this somewhere else. I've had better. :) I'll be back for the ambiance and the iced tea.
Please lower the music volume as well as it can be a bit disruptive to the conversations?
Visited the place on a Saturday night and we're happy that it's not like other coffee shops that's jam packed and noisy. The staff were attentive and suggested some drinks and something to chew. I think the drinks are good for early birds or those who want to sleep late. We tried the Luna brew (8hr drip) and the Iced Piccolo Mocha and the bitterness of the coffee is really present. We would suggest that you pair the Luna brew with their sweet treats.
Free breakfast c/o our unit resident doc today! Located few meters away from St. Lukes, and a bit hidden in the opposite side of 32nd street, this place tends to keep its charm since its away from the other busy cafe/restaurants in BGC.
Good food, with modern industrial ambiance, this place can jumpstart your day and set it at the right direction as it gives off that chill, 'Its-gonna-be-a-great-day' vibe. Yay!
#zomatoph #yummiez
Luna Specialty Coffee is very charming. They have just the right number of seating, nicely-positioned seatings, not too complicated menu and a general vibe that is very relaxing. I love that they don't have wifi as I think the place is designed for having those long talks or after work time just to relax. The music choice is great too as it is very chill. I ordered their Piccolo Mocha (140php) which tastes great. You can taste the authenticity of the coffee. They also have here a variety of desserts and lunch meals. They have a lot of staff so the service is quite fast.
The place was a lil bit hidden because their spot is not on the side of the road unlike it's rival restos in BGC. Had the kangkong kalabasa salad and irish coffee to start my shooting day, my friend had the cold luna brew.. The kangkong kalabasa was really good the vegetable wasnt stale nor dry and it was scrumptious. Every bite i took wanted me to scoop more until I make it into a mess of a plate. The irish coffee was very good, you can really be awake from the buzz of alcohol combined with caffeine. It was the most legit irish coffee I had and started recommending it to my friends. Tried a sip for the cold luna brew I think its the same coffee with the irish coffee except its not that strong but still good nonetheless. The ambiance was good but I can't figure out what was lacking with the interiors also we arrived in a deadtime and saw the owner doing bookkeeping I think. Will definitely comeback for the irish coffee with my friends and try new dishes.
Luna is a great alternative to the usual cafe that's all over the city. Had their Piccolo latte and BLT pandesal! It was really good! I'd go back again!
Failed to take a photo of the pandesal since I was so hungry.
A small coffee place, yet in a quiet side of another building, again in bonifacio global city. Curious to try the cold pressed coffee that i saw in a report at spot.ph, we headed to bgc. It took us a few minutes to comprehend how waze and google maps interpretation. Cut to the chase, luna's coffee is a place with an old school charm, from the incandescent bulbs to the brick layer walls with mortar. Behind the counter, expensive coffee machines emanating their god-like glow. I ordered mochacino and the gf ordered the cold coffee. Im not an expert, but the cold coffee is something you NEED to experience. Now did you really expect words to be able to describe taste? Youd best head over to Lunas and taste it yourself. I also ordered the mini tacos, and they were darn tasty :)
If you want to try other coffee (other than the usual starb***) Luna is worth a try. The ambiance is a pub-like (maybe because they serve beers as well); the food is a bit pricey but worth it. Their specialty is cold brew coffee but I havent tried it (but i will soon). Barako and Luna brew is my usual order.
Luna is a little heaven for coffee lovers.
I wont say im a coffee lover, but im a girl who needs a dose of caffeine to keep her sanity throughout the day. Luna gave me a great dose and more...
I had their irish coffee, double choco yema cake and tres leches cake. Their irish coffee is like the boracay cocktail but of course coffee is the star and it goes well with the tres leches cake. So if you work near this place and you're a bit stressed or having a bad day, head to Luna and get a dose of their Irish coffee. It will surely calm your nerves and bring you to a happier place.
The place is also perfect if you'd like to end your workweek and kickoff your weekend in a laid back and cozy place as they also serve booze here.
Good coffee and desert selection and most of all no students hanging out. Hihihi? I just wish they had bigger space and were closer to the road
We went mid afternoon twas a bit warm, afternoon sun. I like small coffee places like this one. I enjoyed my irish whiskey coffee, lechon kawali and yey to the caramel choc cupcake. My friend ordered tapa and their ginormous cappuccino which she also ordered just the night prior by the way. Good place to meet for coffee and comfort food.
I'm not that much of a coffee lover but at times I get this intense craving. I saw Luna Specialty Coffee months before but didn't think any of it. So I was craving for coffee and every coffee shop is full then there's Luna cafe with two tables more. I tried it and wow their coffee is very good. I also tried there food and again it is amazing. Luna is a happy find, its a small yet friendly place nestled at the center if BGC. With tasty hot and cold coffee and great foods plus to die for dessert, Luna is now my favorite coffee shop.
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Luna is a community cafe furnishing all-day breakfast menu, specialty coffee and unusually insane desserts. They intend to dish up traditional viands usually savored in the morning. However, in the case of Filipino diners, breakfast foods can be partaken in any time of the day, I don't even mind eating dried fish with perfectly scrambled eggs at lunch.
Bhogs had a serving of Angus Pares (P 330). I did mention that they throw spotlight on traditional preparation of usual viands but putting a moderne twist to it. You see, one of Bhog's favorite dish, Pares have been given a make-over by using Angus beef instead of the usual beef brisket and fats. For dishes as such, I always rely on his expertise, and according to him, they nailed the true taste of the best Pares he had tried. The idea of topping the Angus beef over Japanese Jasmine steamed rice and dressing it partially with it's thick soup, and a bowl of more soup on the side, is a good concept. Providing the diverse foodies of their preference, whether they want more soup or have it just the way it is served on the plate.
My ambitious hard boiled egg is another fancied delight. How can anyone imagine a hard boiled egg served coated with sour Adobo sauce? I remember cooking Adobo with boiled quail eggs, but not having it with a regular sized egg. However, we did bump in to this eatery in Carmona, Laguna - Binalot, where the Adobo Rice is served with sliced boiled eggs and ripe tomatoes. This is just a side dish named Egg Adobo, but equally good with plain rice...
If you think having yema, leche flan and sponge cake can be utterly sinful, think again. Giving in to your sweet cravings won't make you so guilty of piling up some sugar in your diet. Served in shots, this layer of Filipino favorite sugary and milky sampling of yema, sponge cake, and leche flan, is the lesser-evil. Hehehe. Also, made less sweet, you can manage to have a second helping.
Don't forget to try the personal sized cups filled with famous pies given twerks with additional ingredients. On the photo, from left to right (counter-clockwise), Pecan Pili Pie, Apple Singkamas, Pumpkin Kalabasa, Key Calamansi Pie.
Luna Specialty Coffee is a good place to chill with your partner, friends, study buddy or just merely by yourself.
After a great early dinner at El Chupacabra, Nico and I went to BGC to find a good place to satisfy our sweet tooth and voila, hello Luna Coffee. As per a short research of Nico, this place is owned by one of the Cayetanos :)
We tried cold drinks and a chocolate yema cupcake. I am not a coffee lover (either hot or cold, yes I'm weird, I don't drink coffee)but I'll say that the what we ordered were good especially the chocolate yema cupcake! Two Thumbs Up!
For me the price is okay, it's like you had snacks at Vanilla Cupcake Bakery (considering the price only). The place is not girly neither too masculine, it's neutral. I recommend the place for book lovers :)
Still a good job, Luna Specialty Coffee!
-Pearly
Corned beef + chilled coffee would be my best recommendation. Great ambience and staff. Place is a bit small so not good if you are a big group! Enjoy!
Warning: The following cafe is not your regular coffee shop. Any form of indifference to this coffee shop is punishable by the Caffeine Law of 2014 (RA 3663). Any attempt not evaluate the Luna Brew, a hand-drip blend of Brazilian coffee, will be penalized. Any attempt to disregard the Pan de Sal meals will be fined. Any attempt not to try their Filipino-Western fusion rice meals (especially the Crispy Tapa) will be punishable by imprisonment.
Having my husband educate me early on about the wonders of coffee, I understand that coffee joy does not come in an ice blended, whipped and caramel drizzled cup.
This is why I now make an effort to go to the local coffee roaster instead of the commercialized café.
Such is Luna Specialty Coffee in BGC, where I buy the bagged beans recently roasted. Our favorites so far are the Luna Blend and Barako.
For aspiring coffee lovers out there, don't get your beans ground for you. Experiment! If you brew at home, get your own grinder with settings you can play with.
The Luna Brew is best for pour over with mineral water heated at 92 Celsius, coarsely ground, to bring out the real flavor of coffee without the bitter aftertaste.
For those who are nee to the "Cold Brew", a must-try! And if you are breakfast people like hubby and I, the Pinoy fusion of Luna is as addictive as Grandma's home cooking.
Must: Smoked Bangus, Tapa Pan de Sal, Corned Beef Tapa, *new* Crispy Tapa
Kain!
Who says you can't have breakfast for dinner? Amazing selection of mouth-watering Filipino-inspired breakfast foods. It's hard to choose as you would want to try everything just looking at the pictures alone.
The place is just small but the servings are big!
I think a huge chunk of the space is occupied by the kitchen/preparation area which is open for everyone to see.
I tried the chicken tocino and it did not disappoint. The Smoked bangus with rice is also a winner. Too bad they ran out of the queso chocnut cookie cup. (Read: reason to return) but the queso labuyo pie crust nibbles were fantastic.
For the coffee, I tried the Capuccino Hug Me with free Tipas hopia. It was good, although I could use a little more caffeine kick.
I would love to return to this place to try their other selections and coffee.
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