The Amazing Bag of Beans in Tagaytay City - Home of Great Food and Coffee!

The facade of Bag of Beans in Tagaytay City
The facade of Bag of Beans in Tagaytay City
When I was browsing for some good eats in Tagaytay, I kept on stumbling upon Bag of Beans (BoB). Although this suggests that this restaurant is already too common for a place to pick in Tagaytay, I still made sure that we would drop by the restaurant even just for some desserts. Fortunately, my wish just came true.

And so by the time we got there, I was blown away by both by the beauty and structure of the restaurant. The first floor houses the souvenir store where you can purchase some pasalubong like coffee beans, breads and stuff.

Bag of Bean's first floor housing all your pasalubong (food souvenir) needs
Bag of Bean's first floor housing all your pasalubong (food souvenir) needs

Then the "second floor" which is the restaurant proper can be accessed by going down the stairs. And holy cow, I got surprised by the charm of what stumbled upon me. I have to exaggerate a bit, but it felt like I was in another dimension. Let me share you the view I got:

The amazing view of the "second floor" of Bag of Beans in Tagaytay
The amazing view of the "second floor" of Bag of Beans in Tagaytay
Now, let's sidetrack a little as I share this shot with you. Even if you'll say that it is amateurish, you won't prevent me from feeling proud with this shot because of the good light orb effects.

Colorful ceiling lamps in the garden like restaurant proper of Bag of Beans
Colorful ceiling lamps in the garden like restaurant proper of Bag of Beans
Here are some more of the photos I took here in Bag of Beans.
The famous coffee shop in Tagaytay called Bag of Beans
The famous coffee shop in Tagaytay called Bag of Beans
I have to admit this -- I really fell in love with the place. It was very serene and lovely with all the furniture design and the suitable environment!

More restaurants to check out in Tagaytay
  • RSM Lutong Bahay - get a taste of the famous bulalo and catch a breathtaking view of Taal Lake and Volcano here!
  • Antonio's Breakfast - classy restaurant (with amazing garden) for some great breakfast dishes

Bag of Beans in Tagaytay City
Coffee Bar - where all the good stuff begin brewing!
I haven't mention this, but I will now -- Bag of Bans restaurant is considerably huge with a lot of seats available; however, even such is the case, you might still be asked to wait for a while for some space to free up. Fret not because you can go around and be bewildered by the great sights such as this:

Adorable tables and chairs in Bag of Beans of Tagaytay City
Adorable tables and chairs in Bag of Beans of Tagaytay City
Okay, now that we've taken a look at the place, let's go check the sweets out next.


Blueberry Cheesecake || P150
The highly delectable Blueberry Cheesecake of Bag of Beans
The highly delectable Blueberry Cheesecake of Bag of Beans
This cheese cake had a thick layer of whipped cream, followed by a thinner layer of cream cheese, and ultimately the solid crust. What I admired most about this dessert was its sufficient sweetness. Also, the overall appearance of the cake was mouthwatering.

Apple Pie ala Mode || P155
The sweet apple pie ala mode of Bag of Beans in Tagaytay
The sweet apple pie ala mode of Bag of Beans in Tagaytay
This apple pie was sweeter than what I call optimum, but the ice cream really complimented the taste of the pie (albeit making the sweetness more afloat). Also, since the apple filling was warm, it created a great sensation in the mouth (i.e. cold and warm battle).

Note: I recommend this for those with highly prominent sweet tooth.

Black Forest Frappe || P145 
Black Forest Frappe in Bag of Beans
A perfect blend of coffee, chocolate, milk and cherry
This Black Forrest drink highlighted a fine coffee taste with a blend of chocolate and bits of cherry. The resulting mix was extremely fine that I personally found not overwhelming. Also, this frappe is a bestseller according to the waiter (who apparently has a same first name as I do).

Iced Caramel Machiatto || P115
Bag of Beans' Iced Caramel Machiatto
An interesting mix of caramel and coffee that will tickle the taste buds
This machiatto  had a very nice concoction of caramel and coffee with subtle warmness. The bottom layer contained the warm coffee portion and the upper layer contained the cool caramel drink. My younger brother really enjoyed this machiatto but mentioned that it has an "umay" factor.

Frozen Chocolate || P115
Straight and smooth chocolate goodness - Bag of Beans
Straight and smooth chocolate goodness - Bag of Beans
Now, if you want something simple and straight to the point, you may want to go for this frozen chocolate. It featured a classic sweet milk chocolate blend. Nothing more and nothing less.

Fresh Watermelon Shake || P125
Fresh Fruit Juice of Watermelon in Bag of Beans
A refreshing watermelon fruit drink in Bag of Beans to beat the summer heat!
Now, in case you don't enjoy coffee, and you are not in a mood for some chocolate. You may want to go for the fresh fruit shakes of Bag of Beans. Of course you won't find anything so special about this drink, but it's definitely refreshing and possibly healthy.

Bag of Beans - Ratings 
Note: Unshaded stars are equivalents of half-stars.
Place ★★
Taste ★★
Service ★★☆ The staff are often all busy serving the customers
Price ★★★ Competitive enough (as for the drinks and desserts)

Alright! That one practically wraps up our BoB experience. However, one thing still stirs my curiosity, and that's the non-dessert selection of Bag of Beans. Perhaps you have an idea that you want to share with us (e.g. other recommendables here in this resto). I'd be happy to hear them from you! 

Bag of Beans
Location: 115 Aguinaldo Highway, Tagaytay City
Service Charge: 10% on price (after VAT)

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6 comments:

  1. Arminda Puno De LeonMay 13, 2014 at 4:45 PM

    Oh my....coffee it is then...love kape and lotsa desserts! Hoping to go to Tagaytay to check this out!

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  2. I also love Coffee (but not the caffeine), at lalo na ang desserts! I hope you'll have a jolly time when you visit Tagaytay and Bag of Beans! :)

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  3. It would've been nice to behold the "colorful ceiling lamps ... (with the) orb effects", but I wasn't able to: we found ourselves in the smaller branch instead (I didn't know there are two, in Tagaytay!). I had fish and chips; my partner roast beef, their best-seller among the non-desserts. Both dishes were cooked just fine (the beef was tender and separated easily upon slicing), and they tasted fine (not really hitting the spot). We had apple pies ala mode, and I agree: I loved the contrast of hot-and-cold: I had brain freeze when I took my scoop of vanilla ice cream, but was immediately relieved when I dug into the pie's content. :)

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  4. Thanks Mats d'Pants for sharing your insights! Yup, they have a smaller branch elsewhere in Tagaytay, but most people say this larger one is better.


    Wow, at least the dishes you had tasted fine. Maybe this branch we went to prepares those dishes better? Well, let's hope so. Anyway, I'm glad you agreed with me with the apple pie! Haha!


    Thanks again for dropping by and sharing your experience with us!

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  5. HI Renz, would you know how to get there from Manila, via commute? :)
    thanks!

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  6. I'll be asking my brother about it. He's better at this than I am. Haha!
    I'll get back to you as soon as I get a response from him. :D

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