Must Try: Cafe Moraco at Kawit, Cavite

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Perhaps you have already seen this cafe as it is located just beside Antero Soriano Highway. And if your curiosity of this place is what lead you to this article, then long story short, it is absolutely must try. 

FOOD

The orders:
PHP 120 - Caramel Frappe (Coffee Based)
PHP 120 - Mocha Frappe (Coffee Based)
PHP 140 - Nachos and Fries

Their frappes have more of creamy-taste than the taste of the coffee, and the evident taste of its corresponding flavors. Seems like a frappe with a twist of milk shake. Their 140 peso - nachos and fries platter was served in a big plate, good for about 4 people. They also have rice meals and pasta to choose from.


ACTIVITIES

The fun part is you get to play board games. They have many choices of board games, from monopoly to chess to snakes-and-ladders and sorts of perfect for barkada  - board games. There are also reading articles. Plus the venue is big. They have a small carpeted area where you can sit and hang out, sofas, and the usual 4x4 dining table. They also have a KTV Room for PHP300/hour. Their wifi is fast and easy to connect.


HOW TO GET HERE:

Just beside Antero Soriano Highway, about 20 minute - drive from Cavitex, is where Cafe Moraco is located. 

  • Any aircon bus with route AVENIDA/ BUENDIA / COASTAL to TANZA/NAIC/TERNATE/, pass by along this highway. Just ask the conductor to get you off at Cafe Moraco near KALAYAAN. Or just get off at Kalayaan, Cafe Moraco is just a 5 - minute walk from there. 
  • If bringing your own car, depends on your direction, if coming from Cavitex, it is on the left side, a few meters before reaching Kalayaan. If coming from Tejero, it is on your right side, just a few meters after Kalayaan. 
Note: Kalayaan is where commuters pertain to the intersetion of Centennial Road and the road leading to Lancaster. The landmarks are: Mcdo and Wilcon Depot .




For more info, visit their FB Page which is updated from time to time, click HERE. 



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