February 20, 2026

Cartel Coffee Deli in Makati: A Cafe that’s Got Almost Everything You’ll Ever Need

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  • Cartel Coffee Deli in Makati: A Cafe that’s Got Almost Everything You’ll Ever Need

    • Cartel Coffee Deli  located at  Salcedo Village, Makati, you’ll find that your neighborhood coffee shop is not just a typical cafe.

    IMAGE from Cartel Deli’s Facebook page

    Cartel means “list” in Spanish thus, in this shop, they give you a variety of food choices fit for any of your moods. It was in 2016 when the same team that put up Pablo Bistro in Salcedo came up with a new concept of a coffee and deli shop where everyone can grab a coffee and a bite of a sandwich while shopping for your kitchen essentials.

    IMAGE from Cartel Deli’s Instagram account

    With the help of their partner brands, Cartel brings you Yardstick for your dose of coffee and drinks, Txanton PH for quality jamon from Spain, Pablo Bistro for continental cuisine, Bonton Bakery for croissants, scones, cookies, danishes, and other pastries, Holy Carabao for salad bowls and carabao’s milk products, Belge and Co. for chocolates, and Calidad Espanola for Spanish chorizo.

    IMAGE from Cartel Deli’s Instagram account

    Among its must-try dishes is the Spinach Quiche (Php 300), featuring a golden, flaky crust and savory filling that delivers just the right amount of indulgence. Baked fresh daily, this satisfying slice is perfect for breakfast, brunch, or any time of day, and pairs wonderfully with coffee or even a glass of wine.

    IMAGE from Cartel Deli’s Instagram account

    Coffee lovers can also enjoy comforting classics like the Vanilla Latte (Php 190)—a smooth and aromatic blend that adds a touch of sweetness to your daily caffeine ritual, perfect for pairing with Cartel’s freshly baked pastries and breads.

    IMAGE from Cartel Deli’s Instagram account

    For those looking to unwind, Cartel also offers a delightful selection of drinks from coffee to cocktails. The Gin Basil Smash (Php 400) blends gin, fresh lemon juice, and basil, resulting in a crisp, aromatic, and refreshing cocktail that’s quietly addictive—perfect for laid-back afternoons or relaxed evenings.

    IMAGE from Cartel Deli’s Instagram account

    Whether you’re stopping by for breakfast, brunch, coffee, wine, or comfort food, Cartel Deli remains a go-to destination for a cozy gourmet experience where every visit feels both indulgent and satisfying.

    General Information

  • Cartel Coffee Deli, Makati BRANCH
  • Address: G/F Picasso Boutique Serviced Residences, 119 LP Leviste St, Salcedo Village, Makati
  • Mobile Number: 0917-625-2249
  • Business Hours: 7:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.
  • Website: https://www.pabloycartel.com/
  • Facebook: carteldeli
  • Instagram: cartel.deli
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