This is a coffee importer specializing in medium roast Philippino coffee. The Barako is very good, and their pandesal makes for a cheap, tasty snack.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Carlo Thorbourne
I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Ron, at a nonprofit event where Teofilo had a booth. While I initially was drawn in by the aroma, I lingered to hear the story of his business and the history of Filipino coffee, which added depth to the experience. The bold, unique flavor of their coffee sets them apart from chain coffee shops, leaving a memorable impression that ensures future visits whenever I'm in the area. Teofilo is not just a coffee shop; it's a cultural journey with each sip.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Roast
Sophia Perry
Super delicious, very helpful! I ordered an oat milk latte that was very yummy. The shop was very welcoming and helpfully explained their coffee bean subscription program.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kristina F.
An interesting larger than anticipated coffee spot located in a corner strip mall across the street from Los Al High School, this spot boasts a Filipino inspired menu with beans imported fresh from the Philippines. I ordered a Nido Latte and a pork siopao. The latte was rich and a little heavy (because Nido), sweet but not overpoweringly so. It definitely had a nostalgic flavor and was substantial (again, because Nido). I had ordered it iced but received it hot, but I imagine it might have been better this way anyway. The pork siopao was delicious, with the perfect texture that rivals popular dimsum/manapua bakeries in the greater area. The little sauce they gave on the side was a little congealed (probably because it was stored in the fridge), but it didn't really need it. The store seemed clean but looking a little worn. The dining area didn't seem like it was getting a ton of use, so it was being used more so for storage than for seating but there is plenty of space there. And the gentleman behind the counter was super friendly and hospitable. I definitely recommend checking out this spot, especially if you're looking for strong and smooth specially curated coffee.
Heidi O.
Great Ube Latte! Service was great and helpful since it was my first time. Strong Pilipino coffee. Looking forward to trying more things when I'm in the area. Love supporting small businesses.
Cyndi T.
Attended "Tsaa & Chikahan" fundraiser event for Kabataan Culture. Teofilo Coffee served chicken & ube waffles with adobo maple syrup, teas, and coffee. So delicious and love the Vibe! Teofilo Coffee is the only coffee I drink black, and it is so flavorful. Service is always friendly and fast.
Kalee K.
I decided to try this coffee shop and they did not disappoint! As soon as my mother and I walked in they were very warm and welcoming. I ordered the iced bibingka latte which was really good if you like something sweet and not too strong. Definitely give this place a try!
Emiliano M.
this place sucks. the drinks taste do bad. do not recommend. terrible service. drink tasted like salty bread
Brenda Sunio
Would have given them 5 stars, but the parking is horrific? Staff is very helpful, coffee is great & they have gift cards for purchase ?
Ashley C.
Loved the Filipino flavors when I saw this menu so we had to make a stop on our last day in town! The barista working by herself was so sweet and gave us her recommendations. I wanted the calamansi since it was the most unique, so I chose the cold brew with calamansi foam on top. I think that calamansi just doesn't work well with coffee and on top of that I always forget that cold brew just tastes watery to me. I loved the foam though and I sipped it until the foam was all gone! Giving 4 stars still for the great service, beautiful art around the shop, and my husband's drink: bibingka sweet latte. Very unique! It was a nice sweetness level. Wish both drinks had more ice but otherwise the bibingka latte was a keeper. I'd definitely want to come back to try the Milo mocha and the ube affogato!
Such a cute clean aesthetic with Filipino heritage centered across the shop. Hard to find this kind of place! I had the iced ube latte and a pork siopao and the staff were really friendly and nice. Latte wasn't too sweet which is what I wanted. Siopao filling was nice and their baked goods look amazing!
Hop P.
Ordered the Pandan Latte and a regular Sweet Latte, both hot. They were smooth and silky like a warm hug. The barista was very friendly. Coffee shop was clean and had a little lounge. Will be back for more coffee, it was great!
Amber F.
Looove this place. Their aero press coffee is delicious straight black but the Si Foam is also super good and original. The foam is made of heavy cream with Calamansi.
jim enjoyer
Friendly barista, even gives first responder discount. The coffee was solid and worth the buy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Eye A.
Total gem! My kids found this place and now I cant stay away. It not only offers what I feel is the best coffee in our area (the Nido and Ube Latte's are my favorites!) but they also offer insight and history into coffee that is sourced from the Philippines. I feel like this is such an important detail to share with coffee lovers and aficionados alike because it brings to light how rich the islands produce is.
This is a coffee importer specializing in medium roast Philippino coffee. The Barako is very good, and their pandesal makes for a cheap, tasty snack.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Ron, at a nonprofit event where Teofilo had a booth. While I initially was drawn in by the aroma, I lingered to hear the story of his business and the history of Filipino coffee, which added depth to the experience. The bold, unique flavor of their coffee sets them apart from chain coffee shops, leaving a memorable impression that ensures future visits whenever I'm in the area. Teofilo is not just a coffee shop; it's a cultural journey with each sip.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Roast
Super delicious, very helpful! I ordered an oat milk latte that was very yummy. The shop was very welcoming and helpfully explained their coffee bean subscription program.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
An interesting larger than anticipated coffee spot located in a corner strip mall across the street from Los Al High School, this spot boasts a Filipino inspired menu with beans imported fresh from the Philippines. I ordered a Nido Latte and a pork siopao. The latte was rich and a little heavy (because Nido), sweet but not overpoweringly so. It definitely had a nostalgic flavor and was substantial (again, because Nido). I had ordered it iced but received it hot, but I imagine it might have been better this way anyway. The pork siopao was delicious, with the perfect texture that rivals popular dimsum/manapua bakeries in the greater area. The little sauce they gave on the side was a little congealed (probably because it was stored in the fridge), but it didn't really need it. The store seemed clean but looking a little worn. The dining area didn't seem like it was getting a ton of use, so it was being used more so for storage than for seating but there is plenty of space there. And the gentleman behind the counter was super friendly and hospitable. I definitely recommend checking out this spot, especially if you're looking for strong and smooth specially curated coffee.
Great Ube Latte! Service was great and helpful since it was my first time. Strong Pilipino coffee. Looking forward to trying more things when I'm in the area. Love supporting small businesses.
Attended "Tsaa & Chikahan" fundraiser event for Kabataan Culture. Teofilo Coffee served chicken & ube waffles with adobo maple syrup, teas, and coffee. So delicious and love the Vibe! Teofilo Coffee is the only coffee I drink black, and it is so flavorful. Service is always friendly and fast.
I decided to try this coffee shop and they did not disappoint! As soon as my mother and I walked in they were very warm and welcoming. I ordered the iced bibingka latte which was really good if you like something sweet and not too strong. Definitely give this place a try!
this place sucks. the drinks taste do bad. do not recommend. terrible service. drink tasted like salty bread
Would have given them 5 stars, but the parking is horrific? Staff is very helpful, coffee is great & they have gift cards for purchase ?
Loved the Filipino flavors when I saw this menu so we had to make a stop on our last day in town! The barista working by herself was so sweet and gave us her recommendations. I wanted the calamansi since it was the most unique, so I chose the cold brew with calamansi foam on top. I think that calamansi just doesn't work well with coffee and on top of that I always forget that cold brew just tastes watery to me. I loved the foam though and I sipped it until the foam was all gone! Giving 4 stars still for the great service, beautiful art around the shop, and my husband's drink: bibingka sweet latte. Very unique! It was a nice sweetness level. Wish both drinks had more ice but otherwise the bibingka latte was a keeper. I'd definitely want to come back to try the Milo mocha and the ube affogato!
Restaurantji Recommends
Such a cute clean aesthetic with Filipino heritage centered across the shop. Hard to find this kind of place! I had the iced ube latte and a pork siopao and the staff were really friendly and nice. Latte wasn't too sweet which is what I wanted. Siopao filling was nice and their baked goods look amazing!
Ordered the Pandan Latte and a regular Sweet Latte, both hot. They were smooth and silky like a warm hug. The barista was very friendly. Coffee shop was clean and had a little lounge. Will be back for more coffee, it was great!
Looove this place. Their aero press coffee is delicious straight black but the Si Foam is also super good and original. The foam is made of heavy cream with Calamansi.
Friendly barista, even gives first responder discount. The coffee was solid and worth the buy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Total gem! My kids found this place and now I cant stay away. It not only offers what I feel is the best coffee in our area (the Nido and Ube Latte's are my favorites!) but they also offer insight and history into coffee that is sourced from the Philippines. I feel like this is such an important detail to share with coffee lovers and aficionados alike because it brings to light how rich the islands produce is.