Real Coffee Boracay
Real Coffee Boracay, a small cozy unpretentious breakfast and coffee shop tucked away in a quiet garden spot in Boracay Station 1. Real coffee has been around for over 12 years run by Ms. Leigh from San Francisco and her daughter Nadine. Almost everything here is made fresh every day by her friendly staff, under Leigh's supervision.
Leigh has put together some inventive creations using local ingredients. Visitors should try the mango french toast or the banana french toast, both using thick pieces of freshly baked bread from the English Bakery layered over slices of fruit. Real Coffee Boracay's house specialty is the calamansi muffin.
Adding the feel of an adventurer hideaway are the photos of visitors, the proprietors and travelers. The coffee in this restaurant is quite good and they sport on of the best selections of loose leaf tea on the island.
Real Coffee is one of the few places a traveler may found in south east asia with homemade yogurt. Their yogurt can be ordered alone or paired with fruit and oats.
Real Coffee has what they call, Stable, a nipa hut with stools for six people, is a good place for coffee and conversation. Their coffee is brewed from freshly ground beans selected by the owner herself. This explains why there is nothing like it on the island.
Real Coffee also makes excellent cakes and cookies. Try the banana or carrot cake, or the chocolate brownies.
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If you're into French dishes, check out Tibraz Caperie and French Bistro in Boracay.
