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6.28.2023

Ferns Café | For Your Next Food Adventure.

And just like that, another academic year is over. Yue is now officially on a school break, which means more time for him to eat, sleep, play video games, and repeat. As for me, I can finally catch up on my anime, Kdrama, and writing backlog, starting with this blog entry for my coffee shop series. This time, we're featuring Ferns Café, a fairly new coffee shop located on the outskirts of the city, along the busy and oftentimes traffic-filled stretch of Maharlika Highway. 

Ferns Café.

I've always been curious about this café, having seen this in passing a few times before. The place looks very chic and contemporary from the outside with its geometric facade, slanted roof, and large picture windows. As it turns out, Ferns Café is just as lovely inside with its classy lights and modern interiors. Plants of all shapes and sizes also decorate the place which give the café a sophisticated yet relaxing vibe. 

Ferns inside Ferns.

Modern look, homey vibe.

Despite coming at a busy hour, we didn't have trouble finding seats at Ferns as the place is pretty spacious. They even have a second floor which can accommodate large groups and can be rented out for events such as business meetings and wedding receptions. I didn't have the chance to explore the second floor though, as service was surprisingly fast at Ferns Café. Our appetizers were served in a little over five minutes, and less than ten minutes later our entrees were being wheeled to our table. Gordon Ramsay would have been so proud, haha! 

For starters, we had Clubhouse Sandwich and Fried Calamari. My aunt-in-law preferred wheat bread for the sandwich, and the staff was more than happy to comply with her request. 

Clubhouse Sandwich, Php 245.

My aunt-in-law also enjoyed the Fried Calamari. It was so good that we finished this plate right away and we had to order another serving, haha.

Fried Calamari, Php 295.

Yue had the Grilled Chicken Sandwich, served with fries on the side. As you can see, the sandwich is packed with lettuce, tomato, and cucumber and comes with a tangy sauce. Yue loved this a lot and he says this is now his new favorite comfort food, lol.

Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Php 175.

He also had the Creamy Carbonara which was indeed creamy and flavorful. However, he didn't like the bacon and left most of it on the plate because they weren't crispy and had too much fat.

Creamy Carbonara, Php 220.

My sister-in-law, on the other hand, ordered the Lasagna, which according to her was meaty and flavorful, but a tad too oily. The serving was pretty huge, and despite the oil, she enjoyed the food anyway.

Lasagna, Php 275.

Another huge serving was the Chicken Cordon Bleu, which my niece had. Ferns Café offers a variety of rice meals on their menu, and this was one of them. 

Chicken Cordon Bleu, Php 285.

As for me, I had their bestseller Shrimp Aglio Olio. Despite being a very simple dish (it's made with olive oil and garlic and garnished with shrimp), this one is very aromatic and flavourful. My only gripe is that the serving was seemingly smaller compared to the lasagna and carbonara. 

Shrimp Aglio Olio, Php 185.

For sharing, we also had the Fern Seafood Pesto Pizza. The flavour combination may sound and look odd at first (like who puts mangoes on pizza?), but this pizza is surprisingly good! Even my aunt-in-law thought so, and she was glad that she got to try this out-of-the-box pizza flavour.

Fern Seafood Pesto Pizza, Php 405 (family size).

We also had coffee, of course. Ferns is known for their good coffee, and true enough, their brews did not disappoint. I like my coffee strong and with just a hint of sweetness, and this Choco Hazelnut Latte definitely had that kick. 

Choco Hazelnut Latte, Php 155 (grande).
Hot Chocolate, Php 130 (tall).

If you're a bit adventurous when it comes to food, Ferns Café is a must-try. Their wide variety of food choices will definitely pop your taste buds and fill your tummy. On top of that, every nook and cranny of this café is picture-perfect and Instagram-worthy. I'd say it's a must-visit if you're a coffee addict plauntie (plantita) like me!



Ferns at night.

Km 85 Maharlika Highway,
Brgy. San Ignacio, San Pablo City
+63 920 944 0895






13 replies:

Lisa said...

I do really love the design and decor in the cafe, all the beautiful plants make it seem so cozy! Too bad some of the food wasn't the best, but the choc hazelnut latte at the end look yummy!

Kim said...

Everything looks so delicious. It seems like everyone chose something yummy.

Mom Knows Best said...

This looks like a nice place to eat. I love all the greenery.

Megan said...

What a fun place to eat! I love the modern, fresh feel of the decor, and that Pesto Pizza looks amazing!!

mail4rosey said...

The meals look good. It's been a really long time since I cooked a chicken cordon bleu but you've got me wanting to do that again!

Susan said...

Love the nature vibe and cozy atmosphere. And the food looks amazing! I would patronize this place!

Monidipa said...

Your description of Ferns Café is absolutely delightful! The way you showcase the diverse menu, inviting ambiance, and friendly staff creates an enticing picture for anyone seeking a memorable food adventure. The attention to detail and mouthwatering descriptions make me eager to visit soon. Great job!

Samantha said...

Oh my goodness the food is looking delicious! Such a fun spot!

Lady In Read said...

that choco hazelnut latte looks delish!! and love the ambience of this place..

Richelle Milar said...

Wow! What a really nice and amazing place to visit and eat! I would really love to be here

Unknown said...

It does look like a nice cafe. Love the decor. And the food looks delish! -LYNNDEE

Laura JL Books said...

The place design looks amazing and the food looks so yummy as well. Thanks for sharing this with us.

melissa cushing said...

Looks like such a wonderful place to stop and eat! Absolutely love it and would g for that Chicken sandwich every time! The chicken cordon bleu looked good too.