Coffee has become more than a daily caffeine fix for many Filipinos. Cafés have evolved into modern “third spaces”—places where people work remotely, catch up with friends, discover local brands, and slow down between busy schedules.
Celebrating this growing coffee culture, SM Supermalls is bringing together festivals, specialty cafés, local roasters, and immersive coffee experiences through Coffee Fest 2026, a nationwide celebration running from July 17 to August 2.
The festivities kicked off on July 17 to 19 at SM Megamall, where the Biyaya Sustainable Living Festival, Manila Coffee Festival, and Coffee Expo Manila converged to spotlight the journey of Philippine coffee—from farm to cup.
From July 20 to August 2, the celebration expands through Coffee N’ Chill, transforming participating SM malls into coffee hubs featuring pop-up cafés, tasting sessions, bazaars, photo installations, and exclusive deals. Select homegrown coffee brands from the Biyaya Festival will also bring their signature beverages to participating malls from July 24 to 26, giving more coffee lovers the chance to discover local roasters beyond the festival.
The event also highlights the diverse café scene across SM Supermalls, from neighborhood favorites and specialty coffee shops to international brands. Among the featured destinations are Latitude Bean + Bar and Cooper’s Coffee Haus at SM Megamall, San Ginés and Panco Cafe at The Podium, and Cong Caphe and Candid Coffee at SM Mall of Asia.
Also worth adding to your café-hopping list are Calle Cafe by Don Gabriel and Dot Coffee at SM North EDSA, Toby’s Estate and Greyhound Café at SM Aura, DC Delights and Lartizan at S Maison, and WildHeart Flower Shop + Café at SM Southmall.
For coffee enthusiasts and casual café hoppers alike, Coffee Fest 2026 offers an opportunity to explore new flavors while supporting Filipino coffee communities—one cup at a time.
