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Cafe del Sol

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Steps from D'mall on Boracay's beachfront, Café del Sol serves up serious coffee and local favorites since 2003. Grab a panini, sip an iced Americano, and dig into their famous mango cheesecake while wiggling your toes in the sand. Al fresco seating under palm trees lets you enjoy classic island vibes with Italian-style espresso drinks. Prices range from ₱130 for coffee to ₱300 for paninis.

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Beach front Dmall of Boracay Station 2, Boracay, Malay, 5608 Aklan, Philippines

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+639260846859

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Closed · opens 7am

Daily: 7AM-12AM

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