Seaside café · Batangas
Batangas barako brewed low and slow, pastries baked every morning, and the best sunset seats on the coast. Come for a cup, stay for the waves.
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Strong, bold Batangas coffee, roasted in small batches and brewed the way locals like it.
Ensaymada, pandesal, and banana bread fresh from the oven before we open the doors.
Beachfront tables facing west. Reserve ahead on weekends, as they go fast.
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Our story
Alon & Ani began as a small cart on the beach road, serving barako to early-morning fishermen and surfers. ("Alon" means wave and "ani" means harvest.)
Today it's a 40-seat café, but the idea is the same: good local coffee, food made from scratch, and a place to slow down by the water.
The Alon & Ani team
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Open every day. Beachfront seats are first-come, first-served on weekdays.
Beach Road, Batangas (fictional address)
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Yes! Reservations are only needed for sunset seats on weekends and for groups of 6 or more.
There's free parking for about 12 cars beside the café, plus motorcycle parking.
The grilled cheese, pastries, and most drinks are vegetarian. Just ask the staff.
Well-behaved pets are welcome on the terrace and beachfront tables.
Yes: cash, GCash, Maya, and cards.