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Libut Café's welcome screen: the Libut Café wordmark over a latte-art photo from Barnyard Country Coffee, then “Zamboanga City”, “Café to café, around the city.”, a line about real hours and dated menus, and a “Show cafés near me” button.
Discover: the day and Zamboanga City above “Where to, hermosa?”, then a card for one of today's cafés with its area, distance, Listed or Verified seal and whether it's open, with Happening soon below.
The top of Barnyard Country Coffee's page: a latte on a tray of coffee beans, “Downtown · Verified”, “Open until 10 PM”, “Verified by Libut Café · Oct 2026”, a Kept up to date badge, and a Get directions button with share and save beside it.

Greetings from Zamboanga City

Café to café, around the city.

A hand-checked guide to the city’s cafés: real hours, dated menus, a quiet map and the pop-ups happening soon. Libut Café is visiting every café in person.

  • Libut Café
  • For iPhone and Android
  • Zamboanga City, Philippines

On the App Store and Google Play Free, with no ad networks.

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libut

to go around, to roam.

Which is the whole idea: going around Zamboanga City, one café to the next. Look closely at the name, too. The u is a cup with steam rising, and the dot on the i is a coffee bean.

A short hop through the app

What a café guide should tell you before you go: is it open, how far is it, what does a latte cost, and can you work there.

  • Further down Discover: chips for Filters, Wi-Fi, Power outlets and Quiet corner, then Cafés near me, open now: Barnyard Country Coffee 100 m, Library Coffee + Study 200 m, Bo's Coffee 200 m, Seattle's Best Coffee 250 m and Dunkin' 450 m, each marked Verified or Listed.

    What’s open, and close by

    Discover opens on Today’s pick and “Happening soon”, with pop-ups’ dates, hours and booth. Below them, Cafés near me, open now lists cafés by distance once you share your location.

    • Wi-Fi, outlets and a quiet corner, one tap each, and Filters for the rest
    • Patchy signal? It opens with the last café list
  • The Filters sheet: When (Open now, Open past midnight tonight, Open until 10 PM), Study (Wi-Fi and outlets), Food with “No pork on the menu” selected, Muslim-owned and Hide cafés with pork, the line “From the café, or its menu. Libut Café doesn’t certify halal.”, Getting there, and a “Show 13 cafés” button.

    Find the right one

    Search by name, branch, barangay or area. One set of filters works across the whole app and tells you how many cafés match before you apply it.

    • Open now, or open until 10 PM
    • Study-friendly: Wi-Fi, outlets, not loud
    • No pork, Muslim-owned, price, pop-ups, verified only
  • The map of Zamboanga City with cafés as small square photo pins, numbered circles where cafés sit close together, the blue dot for your location, and Filters, Open now and Study chips along the top.

    A map that stays quiet

    Just the cafés, as small square photos on a soft map of the city. Tap one for its card, then the card for the whole page.

    • Cafés close together gather into a counted circle
    • Pop-ups are pinned where their next event is
    • Your location shows only after you ask
  • Further down TAZA Coffee Company's page at SM City Zamboanga: comfort, food and payment details, a “See the menu” card dated “Prices as of 20 Oct 2026”, and the week's hours with today in bold.

    One honest page per café

    Photos, whether it’s open right now, signature drinks, study details when they’ve been checked, and whether there’s pork on the menu, exactly as recorded, never assumed.

    • Hours marked with the date they were checked
    • Directions in Google Maps, Waze or Apple Maps
    • Messenger, Instagram, text or call, where the café gave one
  • TAZA Coffee Company's menu: “Prices as of 20 Oct 2026” with a link to the original menu photo, tabs for Specialty Coffee, Brewed and Add-ons, and drinks with prices in pesos, from Espresso at ₱130 to Mocha at ₱170.

    Menus with a date on them

    Every menu says when its prices were checked and links to the café’s original menu photo, with the café’s own section names.

    • “Prices as of” on every menu
    • Sizes and add-ons as the café lists them
    • A “may have changed” note after six months
  • Sharing TAZA Coffee Company as a postcard: the café's photo at SM City Zamboanga, its name and address and “Found on Libut Café”, with choices below for design (Classic, Full photo, Postcard), photo and look.

    Send a café as a postcard

    Turn any café into a postcard to share, in one of three designs, with the café’s photo or one of your own.

    • Classic, Full photo or Postcard
    • Original, Warm, Cool, Mono or Faded
    • Shared wherever you like

Your corner, kept on your phone

Saved cafés, private notes and a caffeine diary stay on your phone. Log a drink in two taps and see roughly how much caffeine is in you now, and when you’ll be clear for sleep.

  • 16 drinks in 3 sizes, sipped or in one go
  • A week and month view, and which drinks still fit before bed on a café’s page
  • Widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen
  • Estimates from typical drinks, not medical advice
The Caffeine tab: a steaming cup filled in layers of coffee and matcha, “≈ 215 mg in you now”, “Clear for sleep by 4:03 PM”, 235 of 400 mg today, about 22 mg left by 10 PM, and a Log a drink button.

  • A freedom wall for each café

    Leave a short note on a café’s wall, written only while you’re there. Anyone can read it; notes can be reported or hidden, and they’re moderated.

  • Help keep it right

    Suggest a café, claim yours as the owner, or report wrong hours or a closure, all from inside the app.

  • Light or dark

    Libut Café follows your phone’s light or dark mode, and so does this page.

Screens from a development build in the iPhone simulator, captured 12 October 2026 with the live café list. Café photos belong to the cafés and are credited in the app.

Listed first. Verified once visited.

You always know what’s been checked. Libut Café is visiting every café in person; until then, a café says Listed.

Listed

Built from the café’s own public pages, dated and credited. Until a visit, photos may come from customers’ public posts or the café’s logo, and some details may still be missing.

Verifiedwith the month of the visit

Visited in person. Wi-Fi, outlets and noise get checked, Libut Café’s own photos go up, and the seal says when. Six months later, it’s due another look.

  • Copy ratings, reviews or photos from Google.Libut Café’s rating comes from its own visit; “Would you come back?” comes from people who checked in.
  • Sell its rankings.Our rankings aren’t for sale. Paid spots are always labelled Sponsored, and money never changes our ratings, the Verified seal, Trending, or the order the other cafés earned.
  • Call a café halal unless it showed us a certificate.Libut Café doesn’t certify halal. “No pork on the menu” means the café says so or its full menu has none; “Muslim-owned” shows only when the café says so itself.
  • Pass off old details as new.Every menu has a date, and hours more than six months old say “Unconfirmed”.

No ad networks. No sign-in needed. We never keep your location.

The app counts anonymous taps, like which cafés are opened, to see what’s popular; switch that off in About, under “Share anonymous usage”. The map is provided by Google Maps, which receives usage data and, if you’ve allowed location, your location while the map shows where you are. The rest is in the privacy policy.

Own a café?

Claim it in the app to keep your hours and menu right. Being listed is free, and paying can never change where a café appears.

How listing and claiming work

On iPhone and Android

Libut Café is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android.

Questions: libutcafe@raiyanasaral.com

See you around the city.