September 21, 2026

Where to Drink Coffee with a View in Boracay?

Are you thinking where to spent your morning or afternoon in Boracay to drink your coffee? Worry no more. Listed here are some of the coffee shops in Boracay where you can enjoy your brew while appreciating the beautiful view of Boracay.

The Sunny Side Café

The Sunny Side Café has two branches in Boracay – one located in Station 3 and the other one is located in Station 1. The Sunny Side Café is a beachfront café giving you that front view of the beach.

The Sunny Side Café menu includes pancakes, all-time favorite Filipino breakfast like Tapsilog, Adobo and even champorado. They also have pasta, French toasts, pastries, breads and cakes.



Their café blend is crafted in small batches and exclusively roasted by EDSA Specialty Beverages in Manila. They offer soy, oat and almond milk choices for your coffee.


Real Coffee and Tea Café

Established in 1996, Real Coffee & Tea Café is celebrated as the Home of the Original Calamansi Muffin. This iconic Boracay spot draws locals and tourists alike with its cozy pastries, flavorful breakfasts, and refreshing teas and coffees.  


Real Coffee and Tea Café is at Station 2 just near D’Mall. Their balcony gives you better view of the beach while sipping your coffee and enjoying their calamansi muffin. Their brewed coffee combines the rich flavors of Filipino beans with the bold character of Italian espresso. The beans are hand‑grind daily and each cup is prepared using a traditional Italian moka pot, ensuring every espresso is fresh and authentic.



Café Del Sol

Café Del Sol is one of those popular restaurants in Boracay. Strategically located at the beachfront of D’Mall in Station 2, Café Del Sol opened in 2003. At Café del Sol, you’ll find a wide variety of drinks—from bold Italian espressos and creamy blended frappes to soothing teas and refreshing freshly‑squeezed fruit juices. They offer all-time favorite Filipino breakfast, pancakes, paninis and sandwiches. Aside from that must-try are their cakes and pastries. Their Brazo de Mercedez is something you should really try!




Season Coffee

I stumbled into this café while looking for a place to work while having coffee. They are located in Station 2 just near D’Mall. Aside from Boracay, they have stores located in La Union and in Mandaluyong.


Season Coffee is a cozy Boracay café that blends island charm with specialty brews. Known for its thoughtfully crafted coffee and relaxed atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to sip, unwind, and soak in the island vibe—whether you’re starting your day or pausing for an afternoon pick‑me‑up.

Café Uno

Café Uno is a rooftop bar café located in Station 1. It’s a perfect spot to drink and chill while watching the sunset in Boracay. Known for its warm atmosphere and friendly service, the café offers a mix of freshly brewed coffee, refreshing drinks, and comforting meals that make it a go‑to stop any time of day.



The retractable rooftop adds a more dramatic ambiance with the beautiful sunset of Boracay. The live drum performance gives an energetic and lively experience for the crowd. They also have great line-up of DJ.



Aside from their coffee they also offer different alcoholic drinks. They even offer a free shot of their mai tai. Book a reservation in advance as this place gets full immediately especially in the afternoon.

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