Founded in 1996 by Italian-American mother and daughter team Lee and Nadine Rosaia, Real Coffee and Tea Café were one of the first on the island to serve coffee, tea and pastries. Lee first came to Boracay in 1989 when the beaches were pristine and full of palm trees, falling deeply in love with it. It does not have the same amenities of a modern café, such as internet access and air-conditioning.

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Address: 2/F, Sea World Station 2, Balabag, Boracay, Aklan Philippines Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RealCoffeeAndTeaCafe/. Since it is Irick’s first time in Boracay, we had to introduce her to calamansi muffin, thus, we went to Real Coffee for some merienda before having buffet dinner at Sea Breeze. LOL. I have never been a fan of calamansi muffin, I don’t really like sour food anyway.

If the breeze from the sea is cold on an early morning walk by the beach, drop by Real Coffee and Tea Café for hot beverages like coffees, tea, sandwiches, pastries, and breakfast meals. The upper floor of the restaurant is very native by utilizing bamboo as walls, ceilings, and tables and chairs. It also allows you to watch Boracay tourists walking along the stretch of White Beach.

Once, almost literally, a hole in the wall in Station 2 which opened in 1996, it has now moved to a new and bigger beachfront location in Station 2. Dubbed the ‘home of the Calamansi Muffins‘, it’s the most popular form of pasalubong, sometimes gifted, mostly requested. But while the muffins are good, Real Coffee is not all about just that.

What could be more peaceful than enjoying a cup of coffee while looking at the ever ethereal sight of the white beach?. This cafe is located at Sea World Station 2 of Boracay. It offers an all-day breakfast meal, freshly brewed coffees, and other drinks, but it's most famous for its fluffy Calamansi Muffin.

📍 Address: Station 2 Boracay, Malay, Aklan, Philippines 🕖 Store hours: Open daily, 7:00 am to 7:00 pm 💰 Price range: USD 0.62-6.69 (PHP 35-380) 🍲 What to order: Calamansi muffin. This cafe is located in Station 2. It offers all-day breakfast, coffee, and other drinks, and that famous calamansi muffin.

Real Coffee & Tea will always be the best place to have breakfast. Even though the Boracay Sun ousted it in place of Lemon iCafe, I still think that there’s magic in this place. Apart from the magic in the muffins, there’s magic in the ridiculously maintained old island feel.

This is one of the most popular breakfast places in Boracay. But even before it found its home by the beach in Station 2, Real Coffee had already been an established name, not (just) for its coffee but for its calamansi muffins (P70). I adore these muffins.

Real Coffee is a Boracay institution, founded in 1996 by mother-and-daughter duo, Lee and Nadine Rosaia. But it was only when the duo started serving their famous Calamansi Muffins that Real Coffee was put in the map. At Real Coffee and Tea House

Location: Station 2 (above Sea World Diving) Price: Moderate. Real Coffee & Tea Café is another one of the most popular breakfast spots on the island. The restaurant is located on the second story of a rustic beach front building.

Real Coffee was recommended as the place to get it on the island. While the views were to die for, the coffee itself are a secondary reason to visit. But hey, when you’re desperate.