Barako Haus

Hannah Calub

3.0

Iba ang sariling atin. We should advocate local goods. They serve good coffee. Especially the sibet coffee which is quite expensive but worth it. Desserts are okay. Go and visit this very Filipino coffee shop :)

Ali Can Karakoyun

4.0

A coffee place which serves palm civet beans in Aguirre. Situated across Starbucks so it gives you a chance to try it out or step away and go to the norm. The place is good looking and well maintained. They are promoting local products and even have books, games and etc of the country. If you look at the menu, the list is somewhat few to choose from. Had tried sunflower frappepino.. A Frappucino with sunflower seeds and chocolate. It also contains barako coffee which gives a strong flavor with a good taste.

Petrizia Perez

4.0

A very Filipino & unassuming coffee house. I never thought I'll find that in barako haus. We're looking for a breakfast place at that time and I'm glad we found a good one in bf homes. Their banig flooring like a spacious windowsill served as another dining area where you could cross your legs and play sungka while waiting was really indeed a breathe of fresh air. It's been a while since I played this game and we had fun putting aside our phones for awhile. I also observed that their area is very conducive for intimate gathering or if you just want to bring your book to read or check out their books (yes, they have!) and enjoy soothing aroma of their homemade barako coffee. We also love their tapa and longganisa breakfast very morning feel. They could work on the cakes though but in general it's a good place to hang out in bf. Instead of crawling through crowded overrated cafes why not try out of the ordinary? To more real good coffee plus food barako haus! :)