The White Dome Cafe

While traffic can be unbearable going to tagaytay and parking is scarce in other coffee shop, tye White dome is a welcome alternative.

1ˢᵗ ever Geodesic Dome Cafe in the PH A must visit newly opened Cafe in Tags! Unique and great experience talaga What we try: Coffee Creme Brulee Monte Cristo Puttanesca

I was in a rush because I had a meeting at 3 PM, so I decided to check out this cafe after reading good reviews about its quiet atmosphere and reliable Wi-Fi. When I arrived, the cafe was empty, and I even got to meet the owners, which was a nice touch. I ordered a matcha and paired it with a blueberry tart from their limited pastry selection. Both were delicious and hit the spot. The cafe itself is lovely—perfect for getting work done—and it felt great to support a small business. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a peaceful spot to relax or work.

Had the dirty ube latte and it’s quite good! This area is perfect for some quiet coffee and food. Service is good as well. Sufficient cooling during the hot weather.

I really like this café! The staff is kind and professional, and the place is very clean. The best part is the beautiful sunset view around 5-6 PM. The atmosphere is relaxing and peaceful. I highly recommend their ube latte—it’s delicious and worth the price. Their food is great too! I’ll definitely come back again.

Part of me want to gatekeep this cafe because I loved its peaceful, hidden-gem vibe, perfect for escaping the usual Tagaytay tourist crowds. But after meeting the kind and friendly owner/manager, I can’t help but wish them all the success they deserve We highly recommend their Sea Salt Iced Latte (₱180) and Strawberry Basil Lemonade (₱190)—both were refreshing and well-balanced. However, the cheesecake (₱220/slice) felt a bit small for the price and tasted just okay. One minor downside is that some seats get direct sunlight, and the air conditioning doesn’t fully reach certain areas Bonus points for the cafe’s unique and clean aesthetic, helped me stay productive when I visited last Feb15 haha! Also, note that they’re closed every Monday and Tuesday. Definitely a spot worth visiting for a cozy and quiet coffee break in Tagaytay

A Very unique cafe, not just with it's architecture, but also with its choice of menu. We visited around 3pm, its was not crowded maybe because it was a very gloomy day, but the staff told us that its really nice to visit around 5pm onwards, you'll be able to enjoy the sunset and their night lights. btw they're closed during tuesdays If you don't know what to get for iced coffee, don't ask why but just order the Biscoff Latte, best drink in the menu in my opinion. Their mocha latte is unique too, not the typhical chocolate taste, it reminds me of the batangas chocolate batirol, has a nutty taste to it for the food we only tried pasta, the pesto is very authentic, you'll be able to see that the basil leaves are chopped by hand. The spag meatballs is not sweet, inshort it's Italian style. They accept all kinds of payments, but they dont have a terminal, if you need to pay via card it is still possible via the. Booky qr code. I broke a plastic chair during our visit, I really thought it was a wooden one, I'm a heavy dude, I guess just look out for those plastic chairs if you are around 90kgs, their staff was really kind and they kept asking me if I was ok, kudos, and sorry for breaking your chair guys