September 13, 2024

Panco Cafe in Makati: Boosting Your Productivity with Filipino, Australian Brunch and Brews

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  • With people’s penchant for coffee shops that are conducive for work and leisure, it is no wonder cafes like Panco Cafe stirs its visitor’s love for a day of productivity or rest.

    IMAGE from Panco Cafe’s Facebook page

    The Legazpi Village branch’s modern and minimalist interior drives visitors in with the cafe’s relaxing atmosphere, perfect for working remotely or catching up with good friends over a cup of rich Australian coffee from Market Lane Coffee in Melbourne.

    IMAGE from Panco Cafe’s Facebook page

    Meanwhile, the One Ayala branch has a minimalist yet cozy vibe with its clean lines, neutral tones, and pops of color. The interiors has a mix of sleek marble tables and warm wood accents. The seating is a mix of comfortable chairs and communal tables, perfect for casual coffee dates or working sessions. Large windows allow natural light to flood the space, enhancing its bright and airy feel, while playful wall art, such as the “From MEL to MNL” signage, adds a fun touch that reflects the cafe’s blend of Melbourne and Manila cultures.

    IMAGES from Panco Cafe

    Panco takes pride in its fusion of flavors, offering Filipino comfort food with a modern twist. Panco Cafe also serves both Melbourne- and Filipino-style versions of cheesy kaldereta, breakfast brisket, tamarind fried chicken, spicy gambas, and Panco’s inasal that you can pair with the strong brew from the Land Down Under.

    IMAGE from Panco Cafe

    Aside from these Aussiefied versions of Filipino faves, you should also try their nod to fried chicken with their South Aussie Fried Chicken: crispy, golden chicken paired with creamy mashed potatoes and tangy coleslaw; Wine Salisbury Steak, tender Salisbury steak drenched in a rich red wine sauce served with a fried egg and vegetables on a bed of mashed potatoes; and Kakanin Brulee, a traditional Filipino sticky rice cake with a brûlée twist topped with a caramelized sugar layer.

    Wine Salisbbury Steak

    South Aussie Fried Chicken

    Kakain Brulee / IMAGES from Panco Cafe

    The cafe is known for its top-quality brews made with beans sourced from Market Lane, a popular specialty coffee roaster in Melbourne.

    Coffee Selections / IMAGES from Panco Cafe

    Whether you’re there for a relaxing coffee break or a quick lunch, Panco Cafe’s inviting ambiance and flavorful menu make it a perfect hangout spot. Their thoughtful fusion of Filipino and Australian cultures and laid-back vibe truly make it a standout in Makati’s bustling cafe scene!

    General Information

  • 110 Don C. Palanca, Legazpi Village, Makati City
  • 0943-256-9033
  • 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Sun to Tue); 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. (Wed to Sat)
  • www.merchant-portal.booky.ph/panco-cafe/fulfillment?slug=panco-cafe-makati
  • pancocafe.ph
  • pancocafe.ph
  • 2/F, Alfresco, One Ayala Mall, 1 Ayala Ave, Makati
  • 0968-629-1776
  • 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. (Fri to Sun); 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Mon to Thu)
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