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Chang Coffee & Tea leans more tea than coffee, so for a proper latte I'd walk to the nearby specialty shops, expect around 150 to 200 pesos.
The barako at the kapehan two streets over beats most espresso bars, and it's only around 90 pesos.
Barako is a solid call at that price, though I'd ask which beans they're using that week since it swings a lot between batches. Kapeng barako is liberica, so it tastes earthier and smokier than arabica, don't expect a smooth flat white out of it.
Yardstick in Legazpi Village, worth the walk.
Correct on the split, that's tea first. 150 to 200 fits the area, though.
Wildflour on Arnaiz, opens 7.
Fair, though 200 is the ceiling, most sit closer to 150.
Tea-first is right, but those specialty shops cluster around Salcedo and Greenbelt, so factor in the walk before committing.
Skip it for coffee and try the nearby kapehan spots instead, they pull better espresso shots. A latte runs 130 to 170 pesos depending on the shop, and mornings before 9 are quieter.
Agreed on the kapehan tip, though I'd add that most open by 7 and the barako blends are worth asking for by name.