Crescencia Food and Coffee — Restaurant in Bohol

We arrived around 10 AM. We were the first customers and yet they never failed to welcome us even if they lack staffs yet and are still preparing the place. The place is quiet and is good for reading books, since they have lots of books to choose from, and for working. It's also a good place to meet up with friends and talk about random things like we did. The place is also very cozy and the best part of it is the place holds history. We ordered Spanish Latte, Mocha Latte, Ube Latte, and crepe. Their crepe was delicious too. 🤍 The mocha latte had me palpitating 😂 but it was worth it. 🤍 I hope to try their other foods someday. 🤍🤍🤍 Plus, Crescencia is only a walking distance from Baclayon Church. We were planning to attend mass before going to Crescencia but we missed the mass so we went to...

If I were to recommend a café to someone visiting Bohol for the first time, Crescencia would be at the top of my list. Here’s why: The coffee is rich and satisfying. (While the cappuccino never fails, I recently tried the ube latte. You can taste a hint of ube and milk, with the espresso coming through at the end. It’s not my usual go-to, but it’s definitely worth a try.) The food is delicious. Their classic Filipino desserts (puto maya, sikwate, saging pinaypay, etc.) perfectly complement the coffee. The books aren’t just for display; they’re a haven for book lovers. You can even borrow and take them home for a few days if you’d like. The ambiance of the old house reflects the history of the place. Dining there encourages good conversation—and if not, you can always play...

I visited this Baclayon café twice, and my favorites are the Ube-Biko paired with sikwati with milk, lechon kawali, humba, and carbonara.

Crescencia Food and Coffee is a family-owned, popular café and restaurant in Baclayon. It offers a unique, cozy atmosphere, familiar tastes, and delicious local cuisine. What sets this Bohol café apart is that it is housed inside the ancestral home of the owner.

Adding to the charm of Crescencia Food and Coffee is that every nook is enjoyable. There is a corner for board games where you can play the traditional Filipino game, sungka. Another corner showcases various art pieces highlighting the talents of Boholanos, some of which are for sale. My favorite corner is the mini library, where you can choose from books of...