Coffee and Dreams Cafe & Restaurant Tagaytay-Nasugbu Road — Restaurant in Laurel

Cozy, chill, and very affordable. Went here during lunch time and were the only guest inside. Nice interior very instagrammable and only few tables. We order the tapa platter, bulalo family and fried pampano. The tapa is good but a bit salty, it has a distinct flavor compared to tapa which im used to but is nice. A good 8/10 can be a 10 if less salty and more juicy. Costs 450+ php. Now the Bulalo, 6/10 the soup is bland but some people might like it, but this may be the most generous bulalo ive been served. Atleast 4 types of veggies and beef is overwheming. They put in effort to give us extra pot of soup. A blissfull menu enough to feed 5 people and cost only 750php verry cheap. The fried pampano is the winner for me 9/10. I like it crispy on the outside but soft on the inside. Served with slices of cucomber and lettuce. Forgot the price but still reasonable. The bulalo and tapa was served at the same but the pampano was served late so we ran out of rice when it arrived.

Overall i would probably be back here if i cant decide where to eat in Tagaytay, not just because its affordble but the staff is nice toilet is clean and would probably taste their coffee...

I stumbled upon this coffee shop by chance, and I’m so glad I did! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with a friendly smile and the cozy aroma of freshly brewed coffee. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and perfect for both catching up with friends or getting some work done.

The coffee? Absolutely top-notch. You can tell they care about quality — my cappuccino was smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. They also have a great selection of teas, pastries, and light bites, all fresh and thoughtfully prepared.

The staff here are truly the heart of the place. They’re knowledgeable, attentive, and always happy to make recommendations if you’re not sure what to try. It’s clear they love what they do, and that energy makes the whole experience even better.

Whether you're a coffee enthusiast or just looking for a relaxing spot to unwind, this place is definitely worth a visit. Highly...

If not for the noisy crowd late at night, it would've been a perfect experience (but not the cafe's fault lol).

We only ordered coffee, pizza, and fries. Their pizza was great! Really loved the crust because it wasn't doughy - the outer part was crunchy, almost biscuit-like and the middle part was soft but not raw.

It's funny that we were almost surprised their fries wasn't malabsak like that of other cafes serving finger foods. It was nice.

Their coffee was surprisingly good, too. It wasn't too sweet and you can actually taste the coffee. Too bad the weather was too cold and windy so the food and coffee cooled down quickly.

But all in all, it was a good weekend experience. Will definitely come back during weeknights so the place wouldn't...