Magdamag Market Cafe

Loved their grilled cheese and how it comes with salad on the side Spanish latte was okay, but can be better. They have a long table with sockets for those that came to work/study. Ambiance was very cozy, and I appreciate how they have local artists' works on display and for sale. Note that it can get super cold inside since their AC is on a blast, so better bring a jacket with you

Went to the cafe on impulse because I love arts and crafts. Bought an earring and stickers for the non-consumable items. I probably spent a lot for a first-time goer, but I have no regrets. The place itself was very interesting, and I love the concept. For the foods, I bought two grilled cheeses to go. One is the Magdamag Grilled Cheese, and the other is the Kesong Puti Grilled Cheese, which I overheard are the best sellers for their sandwiches. It includes salad and dips on the side, which complemented the sandwiches. I prefer the tomato puree or tomato paste (?). Not sure what it's called, but the tanginess definitely helped prevent the 'umay' factor. I also bought small chocolate bars and a plain yogurt, which I have yet to try. Hopefully, the taste will not disappoint as well.

So I have been traveling through the Philippines for the past 5 weeks from Bohol to Boracay and I have been looking for the best coffee and pastry shop that hit just right. The right espresso flavor combined perfectly with locally sourced ingredients. Man and this place came through. The ambiance and music perfect and so calming for working and studying and socializing with friends. The light from the windows awesome. One of the best Spanish lattes, white mocha, and cinnamon rolls ever. The service is also great and they knew so much about the coffee. Also the grilled cheese was amazing. I was curious why everything was so killer and it was because most of the ingredient come from a local farm nearby! Anyway highly recommend guys and check it

love magdamag’s vibe from the thoughtfully designed space, generous parking lot, local artists corner of art to buy, and their consideration of a second floor because the vibe of the cafe is truly homey. also appreciate that niche has food rotations in the cafe paired with magdamag’s already fine selection of pastries and coffees. it’s a nice cafe to be in this part of the city, also very considerate of work from home visitors with plugs and tables and chairs wide enough to accommodate various groups of people from 1 to 5+ best of all, they have their own mini market thoughtfully situated outside of the cafe for your quick run-ins for produce on this part of scout

I ordered grill cheese sandwich and it tasted delicious. Their coffee is also well made with several options available. A variety of food options can be ordered from their menu. Service is efficient. Cafe atmosphere is one of a kind. They have several art pieces up for sale from various artists. A long table, with several sockets for gadgets, is available for sharing. The area is good for chatting with friends or working/reading. Toilet was kept clean and tidy, complete with all essentials. Overall, this cafe is definitely worth a visit.

A cozy and inviting spot in Quezon City that offers more than just great coffee. The cafe has a spacious interior with industrial chic and homey Filipino design elements, making it perfect for work or casual meetups. They serve quality local brews and a selection of pastries and savory dishes with a modern twist. The cafe also doubles as a retail space, featuring unique local finds from independent brands. With bike-friendly amenities and ample parking, it’s a great hangout spot for cyclists and coffee enthusiasts alike.

<ö+ TasteMarked Reviews +ø> In search of the best coffee shop here in the metro, we found this place recommended thru social media. This place was quiet, easy to talk and nice to chill. Saw a few people working/ studying as well. And besides coffee and pastries they also have a cute little corner for selling merchandise. What we ordered: Flat white- it was nice and creamy Iced tea - must try their special house blend Sourdough grilled cheese - really nice specially the side salad Pie- was a bit cold inside Environment: 5/5 Waiting: 4/5 Taste: 5/5 Price: 4/5 Service: 3/5 What I liked: - french toast What I disliked: - coffee

A good quiet place to work with outlets, tables and chill air conditioning. The food is so-so, but the coffee is fairly good. Since it's cool inside, I'd recommend getting coffee hot. Inside, they play a soothing background music at a marginally low volume (which is good). There are seating outside in the back area as well if you prefer the warm climate. As of the date of this review, the surrounding area on this street is somewhat run down and new places under construction across the way which makes this place stand out. Overall, I would give this place a 4.2 / 5.