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  • Bad Cafe’s DIY Gingerbread House Brings Holiday Cheers This Season

    To make your holidays jollier, Bad Cafe is offering Christmas goodies –  the DIY gingerbread house and gingerbread man, along with its signature eggnog, all of which are only available until December 24, 2022.

    Build your own Gingerbread House

    This kit comes with scrumptious slabs of crispy gingerbread, a variety of Christmas colors for icing, gumdrops, and more. Want a higher roof for your gingerbread house? Want a chimney on the side? Let your imagination run wild on how the gingerbread house will be designed. 

    Get Bad Cafe’s DIY gingerbread house kit for Php 1,000 only.

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    Design your Gingerbread Man

    Want to dress up a couple of gingerbread men this Christmas? Bad Cafe offers the DIY gingerbread man kit for only Php 800. But if you just want to munch on something on Christmas Eve, you can also get 1 dozen of gingerbread cookies for Php 380.

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    ‘Tis the Season of Eggnog

    What better way to celebrate Christmas than to gulp down some eggnog? Satisfy this season’s cravings with Bad Cafe’s signature eggnog concoction (500 ml) for only Php 450. Of course, eggnog is best paired with gingerbread cookies so you also have the option of getting the eggnog and gingerbread cookies set for Php 800.

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    Spread the holiday cheer with friends and family with Bad Cafe’s Christmas goodies. Hurry and get yours now at https://badcafe.storehub.me before Christmas is over! Feel free to drop by Bad Cafe at Windsor Tower, 163 Legazpi Street, or book via GrabFood or via Lalamove’s Purchase Service.

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    BAD Cafe in Makati is Your New Hangout Spot for an Intimate Cocktail Sesh

  • BAD Cafe in Makati is Your New Hangout Spot for an Intimate Cocktail Sesh

    Tucked within the bustling streets and towering buildings of Legazpi, Makati, BAD Cafe is a cool and quiet space serving comfort food and coffee for the Makati crowd’s collective cravings. Now, the cafe has expanded its menu adding a cool lineup of cocktails and offering a chill spot for anyone who wants a calm kick of alcohol as they relax and unwind after a busy week!

    After entering BAD Cafe’s doors, one can easily loosen up as they’re greeted by the cafe’s easy-on-the-eyes interior with Japanese wood accents and minimalist decor. The cafe’s atmosphere feels intimate yet is quite spacious at the same time, having a seating capacity of up to 40 customers.

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    But what gives BAD Cafe a BAD name (literally) despite having such a good, cozy vibe, you ask? BAD actually stands for the names of its owners, Brian and Dianne, whose love story inspired the lovely cafe. The place, as well as their offerings, are an ode to the couple’s first meeting in a Tokyo cafe and the adventures they’ve spent together in Japan’s capital city.

    “BAD Cafe has always been about what we – Dianne and I – love, which are coffee, food, and now cocktails. We hope our regulars, and even first-timers fall in love with our new drinks and enjoy the experiences we want to share – in a glass, or maybe two,” shared Brian.

    A Good Time at BAD Cafe

    Like their food and coffee, BAD Cafe makes sure that their newly-added cocktails are concocted with quality ingredients. Not only that, the man behind their cocktails is Kenneth Bandivas of Spirits Library and Kampai, who is a winner of Diageo Worldclass’ Around the World Challenge Global Finals and was also recognized as Bartender of the Year.

    For every drink they serve, BAD Cafe aims to transport customers to the famed bars of Shinjuku Golden Gai. Here’s a roundup of their new drinks you can now enjoy any time of the day.

    If you lean towards the classics, you can order their Whiskey Sour (P350), Negroni (P350), Moscow Mule (P350), or Sazerac (P480). You can also opt for a refreshing glass of Gin Basil Smash (P350) or the cocktail combined with coffee goodness, Espresso Martini (P350).

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    But if you really want to have the BAD Cafe experience, be sure to order their signature cocktails. The Open Book (P450) is a gin-based drink with the fresh and fruity flavor of elderflower; the Oto Kichi (P420) mixes vodka with the umami of matcha; the Not Suspicious (P450) is a bittersweet drink, mixing blended malt whiskey with apricot liqueur and chocolate bitters; while the Albatros Golden Gai (P330) is a spiced rum-based drink concocted with horchata and cinnamon.

    Last but definitely not the least, the Deathmatch in Hell (P420) combines the kick of spiced rum, the caffeine kick of coffee, the bittersweet flavor of Campari, and the taste of sweet vermouth.


    Visit BAD Cafe at Legazpi St, G/F Windsor Tower, Makati City, open from 8 AM to 9 PM. For more information, follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

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    Homestream images from BAD Cafe.