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Greenhouse Cafe Tagaytay Has Over 60 Rare & Exotic Plants
Although Tagaytay has long been a go-to escape from Manila, its café scene keeps getting more creative. Among the newest additions, Greenhouse Cafe stands out for combining great food, comforting beverages, and an impressive collection of over 60 rare and exotic plants. Since opening, it has become a must-visit spot for both coffee lovers and plant enthusiasts.
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A picturesque café near Manila
Tagaytay is famed for its cool climate and barako coffee beans, making it a hotspot for picturesque cafés. Greenhouse Cafe raises the bar by offering a unique indoor garden experience. Unlike typical cafés that focus solely on views, this café blends lush greenery with a vibrant atmosphere, making the plants the main attraction alongside its food and drinks.
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Image credit: Greenhouse Cafe Tagaytay | Official Facebook Page
Greenhouse Cafe doesn’t just impress with its greenery. Their menu features appetising meals priced between ₱150–₱350, with coffee and tea all under ₱150. Sharing-friendly dishes encourage groups to enjoy the space together, while the combination of plants and natural light creates a calm, refreshing vibe.
Image credit: Greenhouse Cafe Tagaytay | Official Facebook Page
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Open daily from 8 am to 8 pm, Greenhouse Cafe is easy to find on Waze via Casa Celina Tagaytay. Table reservations are accepted on weekdays via 0918 696 9976, while weekends operate on a first-come, first-served basis. The café’s open-air and well-ventilated setup makes it ideal for relaxing over coffee or a meal while enjoying Tagaytay’s cooler climate.
Featured image credited to Samuel Uy.
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