Bo's Coffee
Cebu City · Philippines
Bo's Coffee opened June 28, 1996 in Ayala Center Cebu — founder Steve Benitez had dropped out of Ateneo de Manila Law Sc
Magnum Opus Fine Coffees is a single-origin specialty roaster and café in BF Homes, Parañaque, owned by a coffee enthusiast known to regulars as Jon. The operation occupies a second-floor space at 115 Aguirre Avenue and was an early presence in the Philippines' nascent third-wave scene, named for the Latin for 'great work' to reflect treating each cup as a piece of craft. The café is known for the Belgian Heartbreaker — a signature mocha built on 60% Belgian-chocolate ganache and 60°C milk poured over espresso — and for its book-and-vintage-furniture interior that functions as much as a coffee gallery as a café.
Manila's third-wave scene is thinly documented and Magnum Opus is one of the few specialty cafés that pre-dates the post-2015 wave — operating in BF Homes well before central Manila or BGC had a recognizable specialty cluster. For a Philippines directory, it's a southern-Manila anchor that complements Yardstick Coffee further north.
2nd Floor, The Prime Building, 115 Aguirre Avenue, BF Homes, Parañaque
Cebu City · Philippines
Bo's Coffee opened June 28, 1996 in Ayala Center Cebu — founder Steve Benitez had dropped out of Ateneo de Manila Law Sc
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