Kape Mo-To Tagaytay — Restaurant in Tagaytay

Coffee was good. Ordered Spanish Latte and it tastes like Spanish Latte, alright.

Pasta... Not so much. At least when we got there. Sauce was good but the pasta itself... Lasang kulob... Overcooked, soggy, but still edible.

Their version of Tapa, Carne something, was actually good. Even the rice. Too bad the actual meat was a little underserved. They need to either reduce the rice or increase the meat servings.

UPDATE: Sorry I have to knock off two stars from the overall score. I tried giving them more chances kaso wala talaga.

The initial review was my first time visit. Medyo lenient ako kase first time. Second time was underwhelming. Umorder ako ng Bolognese Spaghetti and it's the same, soggy, "makulob" texture. And that was early afternoon.

Third time ko kagabi I wanted to try their grilled cheese sandwich, I was thinking baka luto naman ito iserve.

Nope. It's just Toasted bread + some sad excuse they call "cheese" + microwaved. Mas masarap pa grilled cheese ng 7-11. Yes microwaved din don pero that's a convenience store, not a full-fledged coffee stop, you'd expect na mas masarap food dito, but it ain't.

If you go there for the hot drinks, sure, they make good coffee concoctions. I just cannot...

The place was already buzzing with life when we arrived—a clear sign it’s beloved by locals and travelers alike. Prices are refreshingly reasonable, and while the food leans more toward the comforting than the extraordinary, it more than satisfies. But what truly sets this café apart isn’t what’s on the plate or in the cup—it’s the spirit of the place. There’s something special, even moving, about watching a community of riders gather here, sharing stories, laughter, and a sense of belonging. As a motorbike enthusiast myself, it struck a chord. If you find yourself cruising along the Tagaytay–Nasugbu Highway en route to Batangas, do yourself a favor—pull over and soak in this little roadside gem. It’s more than just a coffee stop; it’s a pit stop...

This was our first visit to this location. On that day, we had been exploring Tagaytay and were looking for something different since we usually frequent Starbucks. While we were at Casino Filipino, I decided to see what was nearby, and that's when I noticed this place, which happened to be just 800 meters away. To be honest, we hadn't tried their food yet, but we ordered a Strawberry Lemon, Tsoko Moto, and Mocha Frappe. To our delight, everything was excellent. Their Strawberry Lemon was particularly outstanding, my husband thoroughly enjoyed their Mocha Frappe, and my mother-in-law and brother-in-law were big fans of their Tsoko Moto. I'm definitely planning on...