June 28, 2024

White Fence Cafe in Puerto Princesa: Serving Your Ultimate Homemade Favorites

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  • Looking for a laid back cafe away from the noise of the town? White Fence Cafe in Puerto Princesa, Palawan is a humble courtyard cafe of the Purple Fountain Inn. Everyone is welcome to come in and enjoy a relaxing breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

    They have varied dining spaces that range from the upper dining area designed to look like a refurbished old Filipino home, the lower area that resembles a more traditional home, and the romantic outdoor tables.

    IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    White Fence Cafe has a small focused menu on both Filipino staples and western favorites, which cater to both their local patrons and tourists. Their simple yet flavorful dishes are great to be enjoyed at any time of the day.

    As they’ve been in operation for long, the restaurant has been known for its pizza and pasta choices. One of which is their fully loaded Seafood Pizza made with shrimp, squid, garlic, mozzarella cheese, and parsley.

    Seafood Pizza / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    Try their Pasta Bolognese sided with a big slice of french bread! This dish is one of White Fence’s local favorites and tastes meaty and heavy that one could have this on the side while working or chatting through interesting topics.

    Pasta Bolognese / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    As mentioned, White Fence Cafe is open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner so guests can have the fresh Mango Shake in the morning and a lovely and bright Mojito for a nightcap!

    Mango Shake and Mojito / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    Finally, for desserts, White Fence has a number of churro choices such as the Cinnamon Churros, Churros with Chocolate, and Churros with Salted Caramel Dip. The latter quickly became our favorite as it had that sweet and tangy splash of flavor!

    Churros with Salted Caramel Dip / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

    The White Fence Cafe is part of the Purple Fountain Inn in Puerto Princesa. Famous for retaining the Filipino home design, both the cafe and the inn are frequented by both locals and tourists coming back to Palawan for home-cooked food and a comfortable stay.

    Also read: Purple Fountain Courtyard Inn in Puerto Princesa, Palawan

    How to get here

    •  White Fence Cafe is along Manalo Street. From the main road, Rizal Avenue, turn to P. Abrea Rd right in front of the airport entrance. Turn to Manalo St. White Fence Cafe would be on the left.

    •  There are tricycles all around Puerto Princesa’s main thoroughfares. Most of them will know the White Fence Cafe or Purple Fountain Inn. Otherwise, tell them it’s along Manalo St. The fare could start at Php 50 depending on your location.


    This first appeared in Philippine Primer’s Japanese and English Magazine February 2020 issue.
    Written by Heloise Diamante

    General Information

  • 296 Manalo Extension, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
  • (048) 716-3868
  • 0917-632-1593
  • 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (Monday to Saturday)
  • Sundays
  • Cash and Card
  • thepurplefountaininn@gmail.com
  • www.purplefountaininn.com.ph/dining
  • whitefencecafe
  • purplefountaininn
  • https://twitter.com/purplefountain1
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