Motociclo Cafe UST Gelinos

The food was honestly 50/50—nothing really special. For the price, it felt a bit expensive since the taste wasn’t that impressive, just mid. However, the staff were very accommodating, and the place itself was clean. One downside is that the area outside had an unpleasant smell.

Great coffee and fries, most of the food on the menu was not available maybe due to being 8pm but the place is nice. The street parking is only thing gonna be hard at the place.

Great place to hang around! got myself a burger and an Americano, price is just right, and truth be told, the burger might just be one of the best i’ve ever had.

They give out cards where you can earn upgrades or free drinks when you order. Goods naman ang drinks. They have rice meals, pasta, and pastries too. (for cafes, sana glass gamit, hindi plastic cups)

went here earlier for our pre-valentine date, and it was really nice. we loved the place, it was super cozy and gives an expensive cafe vibe (even tho drinks and food were affordable). we tried their barista blend and mocha frappe, i really loved their drinks! i'll rate it a 10/10 and would go back here to try other specialty drinks. for the staff, they were very nice and welcoming and even made us laugh. it made our day :))

Firstly, outside dining can be a little noisy since the shop is on a very busy street, while inside is quiet and cozy. Street parking is available but a bit difficult because of the cars and motorcycles parked almost in every little space there is. Secondly, Price range is OK for a variety of options you could choose from but some of the coffee based drinks are either a hit or a miss. My order was OK but my friend's wasn't; we ordered the same drink on different time but the taste differs. I suggest being more consistent in making their drinks. Specialty coffees are also an option if you're into trying different methods. Overall, if you are a fan of motorcycles and coffee + food in 1 shop then it is for you.

A humble and cozy little spot. The second a friend of mine told me the existence of the place, I knew I just had to take a look. As a college student, coffee lover, and café rider the mostly roams Calabarzon, I had my thoughts and skepticisms, thinking that a "Moto Cafe" so close to UST would be a hit or miss to it’s intended market and the makeup of its local and regular patrons. And though that might be true to some extent as I saw (I guess it was just on my visit and might be completely different on different days) that it was more "Quiet study spot" rather than "Relaxing bike stop AWAY from academics", it’s small and intimate spacing and proximity to the Uni is actually one of the place’s strong suits, creating the perfect blend of quiet and casual that caters to both students, riders, AND student riders (like myself!). It’s warm, inviting, and convivial space mixed with it’s rustic, neo-classic Moto aesthetic and affordable prices on drinks creates the perfect balance of mingling ground for riders and study spot for studious minds! If you’re either a student or rider or even both, I highly recommend adding this place to your list of future stops.