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Cafes Near BGC High Street

Cafes near BGC High Street cluster along 5th to 9th Avenue and the blocks around the promenade. This walking guide maps every cafe grouped under a High Street label on OpenStreetMap, with its street and hours, so you can line up a short, easy route before you go.

High Street cafes at a glance

These counts come straight from OpenStreetMap, so use them to plan and confirm the details at the door.

These 19 cafes carry a Bonifacio High Street label on OpenStreetMap, grouped by the exact label within about 0.6 km.

Bonifacio High Street

Bonifacio High Street holds 5 cafes on the promenade map. Check a row link before you pick a meeting spot.

Bonifacio High Street cafe listings
Cafe nameNearest areaStreetHours
Bo's CoffeeBonifacio High Streetnot listednot listed
MoonleafBonifacio High Street7th Avenuenot listed
St. Marc CaféBonifacio High Street7th Avenuenot listed
StarbucksBonifacio High Street7th Avenuenot listed
Sunnies Cafe (u.c.)Bonifacio High Street9th Avenuenot listed

Bonifacio High Street South

Bonifacio High Street South holds 5 cafes on the promenade map. Check a row link before you pick a meeting spot.

Hours and websites come from OpenStreetMap or the cafe's own page, linked in the row. Confirm before you go.

Bonifacio High Street South cafe listings
Cafe nameNearest areaStreetHours
Coopers Coffee HausBonifacio High Street SouthBonifacio South StreetEveryday 7 Am-10 Pm
Cupcakes by SonjaBonifacio High Street South11th Avenue10:00 AM - 8:00 PM (source)
StarbucksBonifacio High Street South11th Avenuenot listed
Starbucks ReserveBonifacio High Street Southnot listednot listed
The Coffee AcademicsBonifacio High Street Southnot listednot listed

One Bonifacio High Street

One Bonifacio High Street holds 8 cafes on the promenade map. Check a row link before you pick a meeting spot.

One Bonifacio High Street cafe listings
Cafe nameNearest areaStreetHours
Because CoffeeOne Bonifacio High Streetnot listedMo-Su 08:00-18:00
Elephant Grounds CoffeeOne Bonifacio High Streetnot listednot listed
Seattle's Best CoffeeOne Bonifacio High Street26th Streetnot listed
StarbucksOne Bonifacio High Streetnot listednot listed
StarbucksOne Bonifacio High Streetnot listedMo-Su 07:00-00:00
The Coffee Bean & Tea LeafOne Bonifacio High Street5th Avenuenot listed
The FarmacyOne Bonifacio High Street4th Avenuenot listed
Toby's EstateOne Bonifacio High Street5th Avenuenot listed

Smaller areas

One outlying High Street listing sits here, with its source label kept.

Cafes in smaller area groups, with their source area labels
Cafe nameNearest areaStreetHours
Selfie CafeBonifacio High Street Central5th Avenuenot listed

Cafe data © OpenStreetMap contributors

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The streets behind a High Street coffee break

Bonifacio High Street is an open-air promenade, not a single address, so a coffee plan here really means picking a street. St. Marc Cafe and a Starbucks both sit near 7th Avenue, while Sunnies Cafe (u.c.) carries a 9th Avenue address. The High Street name pulls these spots into one walk, but the street keeps them apart.

Nearby signs share that name too. One Bonifacio High Street is a mall, and Bonifacio High Street South is a square, so "High Street" can mean a few different places at once. If you're working later, the same blocks hold laptop stops in the Work and Study Friendly Cafes in BGC guide.

Joe's Blend Coffee, a family coffee brand from Davao City, runs this guide.

Which cafes count as near BGC High Street?

This guide groups every cafe that OpenStreetMap places under a High Street label: Bonifacio High Street, One Bonifacio High Street, Bonifacio High Street South, and Bonifacio High Street Central. That's 19 cafes in all, from Toby's Estate and The Coffee Academics to four Starbucks branches and a Starbucks Reserve.

A shared label doesn't mean every door opens onto the same path. Open a row's OpenStreetMap link before you pick a meeting spot, and send the street name too. If two people search only "Starbucks", they can easily land two blocks apart.

How do you plan a simple High Street coffee walk?

Make one cafe your anchor instead of trying to hit every pin. Choose a starting spot from the table, find it on the main map, then pick a backup near the same corner. Walk from your arrival point toward wherever you're headed next, so coffee sits on the way rather than off it.

Keep the plan short enough to send in one message: the cafe name, its map link, and where you'll meet if the door is shut. You don't need a timetable for a promenade you can cross in a few minutes. Leave time to actually sit once you get there.

Which streets hold the High Street cafes?

Most sit along the numbered avenues that cross the promenade. You'll find addresses on 5th, 7th, and 9th Avenue, plus Bonifacio South Street behind the square. Coopers Coffee Haus lists a Bonifacio High Street South address and an outdoor seat, while Toby's Estate sits on 5th Avenue at One Bonifacio.

Only a handful list hours on OpenStreetMap, so treat the promenade as a "walk up and check" kind of place. Cupcakes by Sonja is one of the few here with confirmed hours, shown in the table with its source. For everything else, read the street, then confirm at the door.

How do you choose between a quick stop and a long sit?

For a quick cup, look for a clear street and hours that match your timing, then keep moving. For a long catch-up, pick a spot with a seat you can hold and agree on the exact branch first. A busy promenade branch and a quieter corner can share the same name.

If a row says not listed for hours, leave room in your plan. That's a gap in the map, not a sign the cafe is closed. An outdoor seating tag says a table might be outside, not that it's shaded or free when you arrive.

Questions before you go

Is this a turn-by-turn walking route?

No. It's a shortlist you can order into your own walk. Use the main map to see the pins, then check crossings and entrances on the ground.

Are all these cafes right on Bonifacio High Street?

Not exactly. They're grouped by the nearest named place on OpenStreetMap, so some sit a block off the promenade. Check the street column and the map link for each one.

Why does the same cafe name show up more than once?

A chain like Starbucks or The Coffee Bean has several branches near High Street. Treat each row as its own stop and share the exact map link with anyone meeting you.

Can I trust the listed hours for tonight?

Use them to build a shortlist, then confirm. The map is a snapshot and can't show a surprise closure or a holiday change.

Updated 18 September 2026