Real Coffee & Tea Cafe

I decided to try their coffee because I wanted something local instead of Starbucks. When I first tasted it, it felt like real, homemade coffee. It was so much better—plus, the place wasn’t crowded, and I was able to get a seat facing the beach. Everything felt very homey; it reminded me of the old days. I really love this café and highly recommend it to others. Honestly, I prefer it over other coffee shops, and it’s actually affordable.

It was an underrated spot. Beautiful view of the beach here. I like that they kept the nipa hut aesthetic despite being surrounded by modern minimalist cafes. We had Mocha and Pineapple Lassi and also Brownies for Sweet Lovers Great place if you just want to appreciate the view while having coffee or snack. Staff are really kind too. They also have sugar, and cinnamon at the table if you need it. They accept card payments here too.

Now I understand why it’s everyone’s go to place during the afternoon sunset in the island. This Ultimate muffin is a must try; freshly baked, pure savour of its listed ingredients and just a perfect portion while having your siesta time during the sunset. And this ice chocolate drink they have is a perfect pair you should if you’re someone like me who’s not into coffee. Starbucks no more while having this perfect spot and blend they got.

A real coffee & tea cafe where you can eat while looking directly at the beach, order an omelette and a latte, an omelette topped with bacon, mushrooms, potatoes, etc., the salty softness of the omelette made with eggs that you can taste various ingredients, the espresso that is complete with milk foam, where is the coffee, it seems too late to taste the milk, foam, and coffee before it is served. A restaurant where you can enjoy an omelette, a latte is soso..

I'm not a fan of their coffee, but the Kalamansi muffin is definitely the best for me. It's like a little cupcake and it's delicious! Plus, the view of the sunset is amazing- definitely a highlight🌅

Perfect place to watch a sunset 🌅 show! Good quality coffee and tasty calamansi muffins, that is a special dessert in this place! Also like its ultimate muffins with nuts and carrots 👍

It’s more fun when you find the place that’s better on the strip… This place has a bit more imagination in the menu, it makes better omelettes than the crappy one at your hotel 🫢🤩. Marty’s Chicken Omelette and the Green Eggs and Spam are both very good 👍🏼 Edwina milkshake is a winner 🥇 Edwina milkshake with Tunisian dates added Marty's chicken omelette

The place offers a great beachfront spot, perfect for enjoying the view while you eat. The Egg Salad is a good-sized portion for 290 pesos, enough for two to share. It’s tasty with the mustard dressing, but don’t expect too much egg. The French Toast with two egg is also large but a bit mushy rather than toasted—remember to add salt and pepper from the table for extra flavor. The prices are a bit high, so manage your expectations, but if you’re here, don’t forget to take home a Calamansi Muffin!

While walking along the beach in Boracay, I spotted a sign saying "Home of the Original Calamansi Muffin". I told my wife that we need to stop here and try their Calamansi Muffins because I've never had one in my entire existence on this world! Oh my goodness!! I am so happy that we decided to purchase a box of their Calamansi Muffins because they tasted GREAT!!!!!! From the outside, Real Coffee & Tea Cafe looks quite small and ordinary. They have a second floor, and apparently the beach views from up there are terrific. We did not check it out for ourselves because we took our box of muffins back to the hotel. It took me 3 days to finish that box of muffins. No, I did not eat all of them by myself. I shared with my sister, brother n'law, and my fantastic wifey!! I only ate one a day so it was a total of 3 muffins that I enjoyed all to myself. They tasted both sweet and sour which was the perfect combination to me. Could eat them every day for the rest of my life!! They truly are Made With Love!!!!!!

Lovely owners and the calamansi muffins are a must! Sunset views with an iced coffee (or peanut butter banana choc milkshake!) you just can't beat. Deffo recommend

We didn't want to get breakfast at the hotel so we walked along the beach and found Real Coffee. It definitely did have one of the best views in Boracay while having breakfast! The decor of the place was also really nice. Food was OK but we just needed something to fuel up before going on an adventure in Boracay. My only regret is not getting the calamansi muffin!

Just wonderous. A piece of American/Filipino Heaven. This coffee shop is family owned. Mama Lee is originally from the Bay Area and will help you with whatever you need. She will guide your way through Boracay and prepare you for Potential Typhoons. The Typhoon never came while we were there, however we sure did appreciate Mama Lee looking out for us. When you come to the Real Coffee you must have the Calamansi Muffin! Deluctably lemon in every bite. They have tons of coffees, lattes, espressos, and don't forget to take a picture with Mama Lee. She has pictures of her guests from all over the world in her coffee shop. When in Boracay, this is definitely a must.

I found this pace on the internet asbone of the top cafes, and ao I went there! Yes kalamansi muffins' a must try! And also I made sure I was sitting facing the beach to complete the experience! One of my best coffee moments!

Saw the sign for this place and didn't know what to think, real coffee? What does this place have to offer? The first day I decided not to go in but the next day my friend told us that they had a good breakfast there so we decided to go the next day, there is a small bar area downstairs but upstairs there are plenty of seating areas along with a nice ambiance and nice beach view, I don't drink coffee so I can't comment on that but I heard that it was just ok, they have fresh ginger tea on the menu but didn't have any more the morning we went there so I opted for regular tea, for food they had options such as omelette, different kinds of French toast, pancakes and muffins, the most famous muffin here is the calamasi muffin which is really good, I haven't tried calamasi but it's a small lime like fruit, the muffins were really good had good flavor that wasn't too sweet or sour, as far as breakfast I had the banana French toast which was good, my girlfriend had the pancake with fresh fruit, the pancake was huge, we thought it was 2 but instead it was one massive pancake, my girlfriend was happy to have papaya in her fruit opposed to melons, It was nice to have a breakfast like that didn't include rice in the morning, I would recommend it.

Real Coffee is a must-stop-by place whenever I'm in Boracay. I don't like muffins but I LOVE their Calamansi Muffins! I remember going here when White Beach wasn't as commercialized. It was THE place to go for breakfast. You would wake up from your hangover and make the trek to Real Coffee and have their famous omelette (with coffee, of course!). It's now located in Station 2 and still delivers the REAL Boracay experience. It's a few steps away from D'Mall and you'll see their big REAL COFFEE sign. Go to 2nd floor, order your drinks and try to sit by the balcony area facing the sea. Yes, they are famous for their Calamansi Muffins. I wish I could describe them better but, they are more like a dense cupcake. Not too sweet, a little tart because of the calamansi, and very good with a cup of coffee. Do try their other muffin flavors too. If you plan to bring a few muffins home, you will need to book in advance (at least 2 days before during peak season) for box of 6 muffins. The view and vibe of this little coffee shop is worth your time. Go here to have a cup of cuppa and chill. :)

I like how they serve their calamansi juice unsweetened here, and leave you to sweeten it to your taste. Great iced mocha - they use real cocoa and no sugar. Calamansi muffin was interesting, dense, tart like a lemon cake. Superior views!