In pie we crust!
For most locals living in Metro Manila, Tagaytay has been the easiest choice for a quick go-to destination whenever you need to chill and escape the Metro Manila justle. Tagaytay has a lot to offer — the cool weather, cozy bed and breakfast stays, relaxing spa retreats, and food.
Tagaytay is also a haven for every foodie. Aside from the heart-filling bulalo, you might feel nostalgic when thinking about the famous pasalubong: buko pie. In Tagaytay, buko pies are just delicious and it’s been like an unspoken tradition that this delectable dessert should be our pasalubong whenever we go back home to the metro.
Whether you’re a fan of buko pies or not, these shops that serve the best buko pies in Tagaytay won’t leave you feeling disappointed once you get a taste of them.
1. Colette’s Buko Pie and Pastries
One of the famous buko pies in Tagaytay, you must’ve heard of the name or seen them as you pass by the streets going to Tagaytay. But there’s a good reason why they’ve made a name for themselves in the local food scene. Originally founded by a couple back in 1989 in San Pablo, Laguna, they thought of making good quality buko pies for Manila-bound travelers. Today, they withstood the test of time and now have over 20 branches nationwide. Yes, that’s how good the product is.
Source: Colette’s Buko Pie and Pastries Facebook
Their renowned buko pie is made with a sweet and creamy filling with fresh buko pie and crust. They also sell other pastries and in-house specialties such as buko tarts, espasol de Laguna, cassava cakes, and yema cakes to name a few.
Address: Location varies per branch. See the full list here.
Contact Information: (02) 559 6818
2. Cecilia’s Buko Pie and Pasalubong
Another notable buko pie in Tagaytay is Cecilia’s Buko Pie and Pasalubong. It houses freshly baked buko pies and other delicacies for you and your loved ones to try. They also sell barquillos, sylvanas, peanuts, and even chicharon. You’ll never get hungry on your way back home and it’s better to purchase more than a box of their special buko pie because you’ll crave it, too!
Source: Cecilia’s Buko Pie and Pasalubong Facebook
Cecilia’s Buko Pie and Pasalubong
Address: Location varies per branch. See the full list here.
Contact Information: 0931 905 3203
3. Rowena’s
By now you’re probably tired of hearing this, but another famous buko pie in Tagaytay is from Rowena’s. This shop is known for Tagaytay’s best desserts. Aside from buko pie, you can also buy tarts in assorted flavors such as mango, pineapple, ube, buko, and more. In case you want to try Rowena’s products but don’t have the time to visit Tagaytay yet, you can order online through their website.
Source: Rowena's Facebook
Address: Location varies per branch. See the full list here.
Contact Information: rowenas.orders@gmail.com
Social: Facebook
4. Amira’s Buko Tart Haus
Another haven for the best delicacies in town is Amira’s Buko Tart Haus. Their famous buko pie in Tagaytay earned rave reviews from food bloggers and travelers going in and out of Tagaytay. They’re also known for their buko tart pie, ensaymada, espasol, and tarts. Their buko tart is buko pie in bite-size that you can buy for your friends who aren’t big eaters.
Source: Amira’s Buko Tart Haus Facebook
Amira’s Buko Tart Haus
Address: Location varies per branch. See the full list here.
Contact Information: (046) 413 4109
5. Orient: The Original Buko Pie Bakeshop
True to its name, Orient’s buko pie is a classic. This simple yet tasty buko pie in Tagaytay is not too sweet and has no preservatives. The buko pie is baked to perfection. With its golden brown crust and generous creamy filling with coconut bits, customers always go back to this one. The next time you visit Tagaytay, don’t forget to drop by their shop and check out their products.
Source: Orient: The Original Buko Pie Bakeshop Facebook
Orient: The Original Buko Pie Bakeshop
Address: LMMO Bldg. Caltex, Sta. Rosa-Tagaytay Road, Silang, Cavite
Contact Information: (046) 536 3783 or (046) 827 3005
6. Loumar’s Cafe & Restaurant
If you want an all-around fix for your cravings, you can have bulalo, buko pie, and tarts at Loumar’s Cafe & Restaurant. If you want to try another best-selling buko pie in Tagaytay, the delicacies that they sell are best eaten while relaxing at their restaurant. With its al fresco setting, you can just enjoy the cool weather and munch.
Source: Loumar’s Cafe & Restaurant Facebook
Source: Loumar’s Cafe & Restaurant Facebook
Loumar’s Cafe & Restaurant
Address: 44 Tagaytay-Sta.Rosa Road, Brgy. San Francisco, Tagaytay City
Contact Information: 0927 003 8093 or 0977 653 8371
7. Platefuly
Another shop that’s entering the buko pie food scene in Tagaytay is Platefuly. It is a newly-opened business venture by siblings Luisito and Liliane Barcelon. Even though they’ve been in the business for two years now, they already earned loyal customers because of their tasty buko pie. What differentiates them from the other buko pie brands is the variety and twist. Aside from the classic one, their freshly-baked buko pie comes in two versions: pandan and ube. Platefuly is also known for its homemade hand pies, leche pie, and pineapple pie.
Source: Platefuly Facebook
Source: Platefuly Facebook
Platefuly
Address: Brgy. 185 Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway, Tagaytay
Contact Information: 0917 317 5670
8. Samira by Chele Gonzalez
If you want to take your buko pie experience up a notch, you can always visit Anya Resort’s in-house restaurant. Their rebranded restaurant is now called Samira by Chele Gonzalez. Spearheaded by acclaimed chef Chele Gonzalez, who also has a top-ranking restaurant in Taguig, they’ve made buko pie elevated. Chef Chele reimagined the classic buko pie into a deconstructed one.
Source: Samira by Chele Gonzalez Facebook
Address: Anya Resort Tagaytay, Buenavista Hills Road, Barangay Mag-Asawang Ilat, Tagaytay City
Contact Information: 0998 955 3630
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