Coffee Shops in Davao City

How many coffee shops are in Davao City? This map plots 384 coffee shops in Davao City from OpenStreetMap, spread across about 100 named areas. That's a big head start, but it isn't every cafe in town, and a pin doesn't prove a place is open today.

Poblacion holds the most records on OpenStreetMap, with 53, so it's an easy place to start. The counts only show what's mapped under each label, though, not which area pours a better cup.

For the full ranking by area, open the cafes-by-area directory, which splits the same records into smaller sets.

How do you find a coffee shop near you in Davao? Press "Sort by distance from me," allow location, and the list reorders by straight-line distance from you. Your coordinates stay in the page: nothing is uploaded or saved. It shows you what's closest, not a road route or a travel time.

Rather browse? Tap an area chip like Poblacion or Matina and the map and list filter to match. Every cafe name links to its OpenStreetMap record, so you can open the exact spot or help fix it. Branch names repeat, so check the street and pin before you pick.

The full table stays in the page even with JavaScript off. On a phone, swipe the table sideways to read the later columns.

Can you trust the opening hours and wifi tags? Read each field on its own, because an hours tag and a wifi tag answer different questions. One doesn't imply the other, and "not listed" just means nobody has added that detail yet.

Only 69 of the 384 records list opening hours on OpenStreetMap, so most rows won't tell you when a cafe opens. The records are a snapshot from 18 September 2026, so a place may have changed since. Message the branch about today's schedule if you're making a special trip or arriving near closing. A quick check saves a wasted ride.

Why don't we rank the best cafes? We don't rank other cafes because the family behind this site runs Cafe Ni Joe on Tulip Drive. Rating rivals wouldn't be fair, and it would claim a round of visits nobody here made. Every other cafe gets the same source-based listing instead.

You can still choose well without a ranking. Write down the one thing you need most, like an area or an arrival time, then rule out anything that doesn't fit. Ask the cafes still on your list about whatever the table leaves blank. Taste stays yours to decide.

Where should you head next? Match the page to your plan and you'll get there faster.

• Late finish: the 24-hour and late-night list separates round-the-clock cafes from places that just close late.
• Laptop session: the study and work guide shows which cafes list wifi or seating.
• Meeting someone: the cafes-by-area directory groups the same records into smaller sets.
• Curious about the bean: the Mt. Apo coffee guide and Davao coffee culture cover where it grows and how the city drinks it.

Once you've picked a place, save its source link. If you spot a wrong street or schedule, that link makes the fix easy to check.