SM Supermalls puts PH coffee culture in the spotlight with Coffee Fest 2026
A series of festivals, pop-ups, and café experiences brings together local roasters, specialty coffee shops, and homegrown brands across participating malls this July
By MBrand
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Coffee is taking center stage at SM Supermalls this July as the mall operator rolls out Coffee Fest 2026, a nationwide celebration highlighting the country's growing café culture, local coffee brands, and specialty roasters.
Running throughout the month, the festival features coffee fairs, tastings, pop-up bazaars, and promotions across participating SM malls, offering coffee enthusiasts opportunities to discover new cafés while supporting Filipino coffee entrepreneurs.
The festivities begin from July 17 to 19 at SM Megamall, where the Biyaya Sustainable Living Festival, Manila Coffee Festival, and Coffee Expo Manila come together for a three-day gathering focused on Philippine coffee from farm to cup. Visitors can meet farmers, artisan roasters, brewers, and coffee entrepreneurs while learning more about sustainable coffee production.
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After the opening weekend, the celebration continues with Coffee N' Chill from July 20 to Aug. 2. Participating SM malls will host coffee-themed activities designed around the idea of the café as a "third space," where visitors can unwind, work, or spend time with friends. Select coffee brands from the Biyaya festival will also hold pop-ups from July 24 to 26, extending the experience to more communities.
Guests can expect Coffee N' Chill bazaars featuring specialty cafés and local coffee brands, Instagram-ready Coffee & Clicks installations, exclusive offers through SM Malls Online Swipe Deals, coffee tasting sessions, and other mall-specific promotions, including activities at SM Mall of Asia.
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Beyond the events, Coffee Fest 2026 also shines a light on cafés across the SM Supermalls network.
At SM Megamall, visitors can stop by Latitude Bean + Bar for drinks such as the black sesame-infused Remedios and Nakpil, or Cooper's Coffee Haus for its Honey Oat Latte and Matcha Latte.
At The Podium, San Ginés pairs its signature churros with coffee, while Panco Cafe serves Australian-inspired beverages including the Tiramisu Latte and Citrus Brew.
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SM North EDSA features homegrown concepts such as Calle Cafe by Don Gabriel, known for its Salted Series and Filipino-inspired offerings, alongside Dot Coffee, whose menu includes the Dirty Horchata and Cereal Milk.
At SM Mall of Asia, café-goers can explore Candid Coffee, Dot Coffee, and Vietnamese coffee chain Cong Caphe. Nearby at S Maison, DC Delights pairs handcrafted cookies with coffee, while Lartizan serves French-inspired espresso beverages.
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Those visiting SM Southmall can stop by WildHeart Flower Shop + Cafe, which combines coffee with a floral setting, while SM Aura offers premium Australian brews at Toby's Estate alongside Thai-inspired coffee creations at Greyhound Café.
With events spanning festivals, pop-ups, tastings, and an extensive lineup of cafés, Coffee Fest 2026 highlights the growing diversity of the Philippine coffee scene while encouraging visitors to explore both established names and emerging local brands throughout participating SM Supermalls.
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