Your Guide to Breakfast Food Delivery Available Now

The most important meal of the day!

Last updated: March 16, 2021

Cooking may not be your favorite thing to do, especially first thing in the morning. For those of you whose best dish is a boiled egg, you’re in luck because these breakfast restaurants are open for takeout and delivery!

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Tapa King

Offering one of the most famous Filipino breakfasts, Tapa King specializes in a number of silogs from tapsilog to bangsilog which you can definitely enjoy at home!

Available for: Pick-up, delivery via GrabFood, Foodpanda, and in-house (through Booky).

Tapsilog from Tapa King — Photo from Tapa King

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The Wholesome Table

An organic restaurant serving healthy comfort food including all-day breakfast made with pasture-raised meat, ingredients that aren’t processed or refined, and produce that organic and sourced locally. Their Bistek Tagalog breakfast dish is gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free!

Available for: Dine-in, take-out, and delivery. You may order via their website or through Booky.

Bistek Tagalog from The Wholesome Table — Photo from The Wholesome Table

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Kraver’s Canteen

Offering a variety of breakfast dishes, if you can’t choose between pancakes or silogs, Kraver’s Canteen is where you should have your breakfast delivered from. Aside from that, you can also enjoy non-traditional breakfast dishes early in the morning such as burrito bowls, donburis, sushi bakes, and more.

Available for: Delivery only.

Silog from Kraver's Canteen — Photo from Kraver’s Canteen

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Pancake House

The grandmother of breakfast food in the Philippines, everybody has a pancake house favorite. Whether you’re getting their American inspired breakfast like waffles and pancakes, or indulging on Filipino classics like beef tapa and tocino, you can never go wrong with Pancake house.

Available via: Dine-in, Pick-up, or in-house delivery.

pancake house chicken and waffles — Photo from Facebook | Pancake House

Recovery Food

Everyone finds comfort in breakfast food. Recovery food however, takes that to the next level by serving hearty bowls of their spin on Filipino food. Craving for something salty? Try out their amadobo. Want something sweet? A feel good bowl of alfonsorizo will do the trick!

Available via: Pick-up, in-house delivery, and delivery via GrabFood, Project OK, Poodtrip, and DeliRush.

Recovery food alfonsorizo — Photo from Facebook | Recovery Food

Denny’s

Ever since the American franchise entered the Philippine market, Denny’s has made its way into the top of the breakfast go-tos. Serving classic American favorites like chicken and waffles, bacon and eggs, or even Pinoy favorites like pork tocino and longganisa, Denny’s has etched its breakfast superiority into the hearts of Filipinos.

Available via: Dine-in, Pick-up, and in-house delivery.

Denny's lumberjack breakfast — Photo from Facebook | Denny’s Ph

Wildflour

Wildflour is already considered a household name even before it opened its restaurant. Now they are a force to be reckoned with in the breakfast world. They don’t only serve amazing breakfast food ( I’m talking about you kimchi fried rice with braised beef), but they also serve a variety of breakfast drinks like breakfast smoothies, or breakfast cocktails! Hey, it’s never too early to drink!

Available via: Pick-up, in-house delivery, or delivery via Grab Food and FoodPanda.

Wildflour sisig — Photo from Facebook | Wildflour Restaurant

Dean & Deluca

Ever wondered what breakfast food is like from other countries? Well, maybe it’s time for you to try Dean & Deluca. From Italian Omelettes, Sonoma Ham & Mushroom Omelettes, or Bruleed French toast, going international will never be this easy!

Availabe via: Dine-in and pick-up.

Dean & Deluca rendang — Photo from Facebook | Dean & Deluca

Kanto Freestyle

Kanto Freestyle serves breakfast all day round. That’s right, you can now enjoy your breakfast favorites at any time! And what makes Kanto even better is that their breakfast viands are also available for add on. Now you can have your tocilog, spamsilog, or even tospamhotbactapsilog whenever you want!

Available via: Pick-up and delivery via Grab Food and Foodpanda.

Kanto tocino — Photo from Facebook | Kanto Freestyle Breakfast

Single Origin

Single Origin is a new hangout spot where coffee and alcohol lovers can find common ground. Single Origin features a hefty breakfast & lunch menu, dinner menu and beverage list including specialty coffee and alcohol-based drinks.

Available via: Done-in and delivery GrabFood, FoodPanda, Lalamove, and GrabExpress.

Single Origin Waffles with Bacon and Egg and Waffles with Corned Beef and Egg — Photo from @singleoriginph

UCC Clockwork

UCC Clockwork is a third wave coffee shop and UCC’s newest concept store featuring blends from a variety of local and international single origin coffee. They also have a wide selection of food ranging from appetizer to dessert.

Available via: Dine-in and Lalamove, GrabAssistant, Foodpanda, and GrabExpress.

UCC Clockwork Bangus meal — Photo from @uccclockwork

Flossom Kitchen + Cafe

Located in Flossom Place, San Juan, Flossom Kitchen + Cafe, a garden-themed cafe that offers all-day breakfast, and modern comfort food with a twist that caters to people of all ages. This cafe is also very Instagrammable so don’t forget to take loads of photos!

Available via: Dine-in, take-out, and delivery via GrabFood and foodpanda.

Flossom Cafe Ultimate English Breakfast — Photo from @flossomkitchencafe

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Cover image from Wildflour Restaurant’s Facebook