Cedro's Café — Restaurant in Valenzuela

What sets Cedros Cafe apart is their affordability. (Though we only ordered fries and drinks since we were already full and were just looking for a place to chill and get soke few drinks. Not only do they serve high-quality and scrumptious meals, but their prices are also reasonable, making it a great place for anyone on a budget. Additionally, their drink selection is impressive, offering a range of options that perfectly complement the food.

The staff at Cedros Cafe were friendly and attentive, providing excellent service throughout my visit.

Overall, I highly recommend Cedros Cafe to anyone looking for a memorable dining experience in Valenzuela City. The combination of the pleasant ambiance, delicious food, and affordable drinks make it a standout choice.

It's worth mentioning that the cafe is located on the 3rd floor or so, which means you'll need to climb a flight of stairs. However, once you reach the top, you'll be rewarded with an amazing view and a serene environment that makes it all worth it. You'll be overlooking the NLEX and the rest...

Really disappointed today as we usually drop in for breakfast/brunch when passing through Port. Todays experience was sourdough toast peanut butter and honey. Problem being three pieces of toast and only one patty each of honey and peanut butter, barely enough for 1 1/2 slices. When my husband asked could he have some more we had to pay 40cents each for additional serve. Never come across this before and I can assure you we do a lot of eating out . 2 large coffee, bacon and egg roll and the toast. Extra charge for condiments, not really extra just something to have on the leftover toast??????? On a positive note last time we visited there was a 10 year old daughter of owner taking orders on the till.. excellent...what a capable little girl ... hospitality at its best....shame about...

The place is an open cafe with solid wood furniture, perfect for dates or hangouts.

You can bring your friends or fam so they too can enjoy their food and frappe served in a TALL glass. (You may also find some time alone since the place never go crowded) A haven for introverts. LOL.

By the way, it has an overview of Paso de Blas. Best time to enjoy the scenery is 8 pm onwards.

Cedro's cafe is open from Monday-Sunday. Business hours is from 12 nn? (Not quite sure)...