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Unique Themed Cafes in Bacolod Foodies and Fans Will Love
Your Instagram feed will definitely be filled with photos from these cute cafes and coffee shops!
By: Shanice Reyes | July 14, 2020
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Themed cafes are eye-catching to young customers.
Image: MM's Bunny Cafe PH Facebook Page
One of the features of a cafe that attracts and draws in customers is its interiors. Dashing designs on every corner can lure in coffee addicts looking to spice things up on their Instagram feed. Luckily, it’s not hard to find a themed cafe in Bacolod . Apart from the interesting and quirky themes, some of these coffee shops and restaurants offer unique activities, like petting adorable rabbits. In one, there is even an exhibit of cold-blooded creatures!
Every themed cafe in Bacolod listed below is child-friendly, educational, and worth the visit. Read on to know where you can fill up your caffeine bar and camera roll.
1. Chapter 9 ¾ Coffee House
Where: Blk 17 Lot 42 & 43 Lasalleville Subdivision, Mansilingan Bacolod City
Operating Hours: Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Sunday, 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Recommended budget for one: PhP150
Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, or Hufflepuff?
Image: Chapter 9¾ Coffee House Facebook Page
Say ‘Alohomora’ and open the doors to Chapter 9 ¾ Coffee House, Bacolod’s first and only Harry Potter-themed cafe! It welcomes you into the world of Hogwarts, and Potterheads will easily spot the sorting hat, the Gryffindor scarf, and Harry Potter’s silver stag Patronus. Every corner of the room is filled with toys and decorations as well.
July 2020 Update: Chapter 9 ¾ Coffee House is temporarily closed.
Even the labels on the menu are from Harry Potter! For one, there’s the Headmaster’s Platter (PhP189), which consists of a hamburger, cheese fries, cheese sticks, and crackers. And for drinks, they have a mango milkshake called Honeyduke’s Mango Milkshake (PhP60). Indeed, your visit to this cafe will fulfill your dream of being a wizard or witch.
2. MM’s Bunny Cafe
Where: #42 Ramylu Drive, Brgy. Tangub, Bacolod City
Operating Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 1:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Recommended budget for one: PhP150
Bunnies hop and do a twist in mid-air if they are happy. Customers will, too, when they enter this cute cafe.
Image: MM’s Bunny Cafe’s Facebook Page
MM’s Bunny Cafe will make you say “Aww!” the moment you enter the establishment. This tiny cafe has an overload of cuteness, from the award-winning rabbits to merchandise in every corner. Here, customers can pet a bunny for either fifteen or thirty minutes, for a low fee of PhP30 and PhP50, respectively. If you’re hesitant due to hygiene issues, don’t worry; the bunnies are odorless, as they clean themselves naturally.
This adorable cafe has a simple menu like nachos, coffee, and frappes. Their best sellers are Caramel Chincilla Popcorn Frappe (PhP135) and New Zealand Nachos (PhP75).
July 2020 Update: MM’s Bunny Cafe has resumed operations.
3. Herokami Cafe
Where: J Building, Galo Locsin street, Bacolod City
Operating Hours: Monday, 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Tuesday to Saturday, 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Recommended budget for one: PhP90
Not all heroes wear capes; some are in casual wear, drinking coffee in this cafe.
Image: Herokami Cafe’s Facebook Page
If you are a fan of superheroes and anime, this budget-friendly cafe is perfect for your afternoon chill. Herokami means “We’re heroes” in Filipino and “Hero gods” in Japanese. The place follows the theme through and through, with the owner’s personal collection of figurines on glass display cases and posters of heroes and anime characters on the walls.
Their Hungarian sausage and rice (PhP80) and stuffed potato croquette (PhP45) are must-tries. Other than serving food and drinks, Herokami Cafe also handles events for anime fans such as cosplay events.
July 2020 Update: Herokami is open for pick-up and delivery only.
4. Cafe Reptilya
Where: 2nd floor, Piazza Sorrento, Lacson St., Bacolod City
Operating Hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Friday to Sunday, 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Recommended budget for one: PhP200
The banging of display cases is prohibited as it can startle snakes.
Image: Cafe Reptilya’s Facebook Page
Ready your bucket hats because this tropical rainforest-themed cafe will bring you to the world of snakes, geckos, and reptiles. Cafe Reptilya features exotic animals like two Burmese pythons, a bearded dragon, a ball python, an iguana, and leopard geckos. The animals are put in clean and well-lighted display glasses and tables that are enclosed where customers can watch them while eating.
July 2020 Update: Cafe Reptilya is temporarily closed.
You have to pay a consumable fee of PhP100 when you enter the cafe and you can use that amount to order from the menu. Cafe Reptilya isn’t only famous for its concept; it’s also known for its pesto pasta dish (PhP155) and Negrense coffee (PhP50). But make sure to wash your hands before and after you munch!
5. Cafe de Argos
Where: Base Building, Bata Highway, Mandalagan (Before Flyover), Bacolod City
Operating Hours: Monday to Sunday, 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Recommended budget for one: PhP250
Get your rider vibe on point in this motocafe.
Image: Cafe de Argos’ Facebook Page
Going vintage on your next Instagram post? Cafe de Argos is a bike-themed cafe that has Vespas parked inside it. The cafe’s interiors feature brown brick walls, wooden tables, and painted barrel chairs.
Besides showcasing their cute Vespas, the food will give you a tasty ride. Their Spanish sardines pasta (PhP180), all meat pizza (PhP165), and honey tamarind wings (PhP215) are all a must-try. They also have beverages to choose from such as hot or cold coffees and frappes. The establishment is also next to a motorcycle store.
July 2020 Update: Cafe de Argos has resumed operations.
Take your coffee adventure to the next level! Visit these cafes with your friends or loved ones and make sure to pose in character for the pictures.
This article was originally published in Yoorekka on July 2, 2019.
About Shanice Reyes
Shanice Reyes writes to buy herself good coffee and bike parts. When she's not writing, you can find her playing Ultimate Frisbee, traveling to new places, or hanging out with her dogs and tarantulas. Though she has an irrational fear of heights, she'd love to try sky-diving one day.
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