Conti’s Menu
Contis menu covers two worlds in one restaurant: the famous cake counter led by Mango Bravo, and a full Filipino and Western restaurant menu of pasta, mains, salads and family sharing dishes. Cake slices start at ₱165, whole cakes run from about ₱855, and mains start around ₱253 for breakfast plates. This guide lists the dishes, slices and sharing sizes with listed prices, so you can plan a solo merienda or a full family meal.
What are Conti’s famous cakes and best sellers?
Mango Bravo is the cake that built Conti’s reputation: layers of wafers, cream and fresh mango, sold by the slice for walk in cravings and as a whole cake for celebrations. Around it sits a deep bench of Filipino favorites, from Sans Rival and Ube Custard to Choco Overload and Black Velvet, plus lighter cheesecakes and tarts. Slices suit a quick merienda, while whole cakes are the move for birthdays and family gatherings.
| Cake Slice | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mango Bravo | ₱295 | The signature cake, mango cream with crunchy layers |
| Pistachio Crunch | ₱235 | Nutty crunch cake slice |
| Almond Choco Sans Rival | ₱195 | Chocolate sans rival with almonds |
| Choco Overload | ₱195 | Rich chocolate layer cake |
| Strawberry Shortcake | ₱195 | Strawberry cream shortcake |
| Ube Custard | ₱195 | Ube cake with custard layer |
| Turtle Pie | ₱195 | Chocolate caramel pecan style pie slice |
| Sans Rival | ₱185 | Classic cashew meringue cake |
| Mango Tart | ₱175 | Mango tart slice |
| Classic Caramel | ₱175 | Caramel layer cake slice |
| Moist Chocolate | ₱175 | Classic moist chocolate slice |
| Tiramisu | ₱175 | Coffee cream cake slice |
| Blueberry Cheesecake | ₱165 | Baked cheesecake with blueberry |
| Crinkle Cheesecake | ₱165 | Cheesecake slice |
| Whole Cake | Listed Price Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mango Bravo | ₱1,635 – ₱1,900 | Regular size, the celebration pick |
| Choco Overload | ₱1,155 – ₱1,500 | Whole chocolate cake |
| Ube Custard | ₱1,075 – ₱1,300 | Whole ube custard cake |
| Black Velvet | ₱1,295 – ₱1,600 | Whole chocolate velvet cake |
| Strawberry Shortcake | ₱1,155 | Whole shortcake, listed price |
| Sans Rival | ₱855 | Whole sans rival, listed price |
| Almond Choco Sans Rival | ₱855 | Whole almond chocolate sans rival, listed price |
| Mango Tart | ₱1,165 | Whole mango tart, listed price |
Whole cake prices vary across listings and branches, so the ranges above reflect published listings checked October 27, 2026. Confirm the exact price with your branch before ordering a whole cake.
What mains and pasta can you order at Conti’s?
Conti’s restaurant menu runs far beyond cakes, with Filipino comfort dishes like Lechon Kawali and Chicken Barbeque sitting next to Western plates like Chicken ala Kiev and Baked Salmon. Pasta is a strong middle ground for lunch: carbonara, lasagna and pesto linguine all sit in the mid 200 to low 400 peso range, and portions are generous enough for a full meal. If you are eating with family, the mains double as sharing plates with rice and sides.
| Main Dish | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Barbeque | ₱376 | Grilled chicken plate |
| Paella Madrileña | ₱421 | Spanish style rice plate |
| Salmon Salpicao | ₱433 | Salmon in garlic salpicao style |
| Lechon Kawali | ₱489 | Crispy pork belly plate |
| Chicken ala Kiev | ₱500 | Stuffed breaded chicken plate |
| American Grilled Ribs | ₱511 | Grilled ribs plate |
| Grilled Porkchops | ₱545 | Grilled porkchop plate |
| Conti’s Baked Salmon | ₱601 | Baked salmon plate, listed price |
| Pasta | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cheesy Baked Macaroni | ₱265 | Baked macaroni with cheese |
| Angel Hair Puttanesca | ₱275 | Angel hair with puttanesca sauce |
| Linguine in Pesto Sauce | ₱295 | Pesto linguine |
| Pasta con Gambas | ₱315 | Pasta with shrimp |
| Lasagna | ₱335 | Baked lasagna |
| Pasta Carbonara | ₱345 | Creamy carbonara |
| Italian Supreme | ₱355 | Italian style pasta |
| Linguine in Pesto Sauce with Seafood | ₱395 | Seafood pesto linguine |
| Truffle Mushroom Linguine | ₱415 | Truffle mushroom pasta |
What salads, breakfast and family sharing dishes does Conti’s serve?
Conti’s salads work two ways: single plates for solo lunches, and family sizes built for sharing at home or at the table. The Signature Salad is the house showpiece, while Chicken Potato Salad and Pineapple Macaroni Salad are the familiar potluck style picks. Breakfast plates run all day at many branches, with Filipino staples like longganisa, tocino and daing na bangus next to an American breakfast plate.
| Salad (Single) | Price | Family Size |
|---|---|---|
| Conti’s Signature Salad | ₱410 | ₱1,145 family |
| Homemade Caesar Salad | ₱253 | ₱1,065 family |
| Mango Royale Salad | ₱242 | ₱835 family |
| Symphony Salad | ₱242 | ₱815 family |
| Apple Potato Salad | ₱208 | Single plate listed |
| Chicken Potato Salad | ₱208 | ₱495 family |
| Crab Salad | ₱202 | Single plate listed |
| Pineapple Macaroni Salad | ₱197 | ₱445 family |
| All Day Breakfast | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| American Breakfast | ₱253 | Western breakfast plate |
| Berry Brioche French Toast | ₱253 | Brioche french toast with berries |
| Chicken Tocino | ₱258 | Sweet cured chicken with rice |
| Pork Tocino | ₱264 | Sweet cured pork with rice |
| Daing na Bangus | ₱275 | Dried milkfish plate |
| Mom’s Garlic Longganisa | ₱298 | Garlic sausage plate |
| Smoked Boneless Bangus | ₱309 | Smoked boneless milkfish plate |
| Family Sharing Dish | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Molo Soup (family) | ₱625 | Family size soup |
| Fresh Lumpiang Ubod (family) | ₱785 | 12 pieces family, party size ₱1,195 |
| Tofu Steak (family) | ₱695 | Family size tofu steak |
| Buttered Vegetables (family) | ₱325 | Party size ₱615 |
| Buttered Corn Rice (family) | ₱315 | Party size ₱575 |
| Garlic Rice (family) | ₱265 | Family size rice |
What drinks and desserts round out the Conti’s menu?
Drinks at Conti’s stay simple and affordable, which matters when the cake is the star: iced tea, fruit shakes, black gulaman and canned sodas all sit under ₱150, and bottled water is ₱55. Desserts beyond the cake counter include the sizzling cheesecake, served warm with a choice of flavors, and the halo-halo range, from a junior size at ₱95 up to the ube custard version at ₱185. Together they make Conti’s an easy merienda stop even when you skip a full meal.
| Drink | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Freshly Brewed Iced Tea | ₱125 | Brewed iced tea |
| Fresh Fruit Shakes | ₱145 | Yellow mango, strawberry or watermelon |
| Black Gulaman and Sago | ₱105 | Black jelly and sago drink |
| Beer (selected stores) | ₱105 | San Miguel Light or Pale Pilsen |
| Soda in Can | ₱95 | Coke, Coke Zero or Sprite |
| Tea | ₱85 | Jasmine or chamomile |
| Bottled Water | ₱55 | Bottled water |
| Dessert | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sizzling Cheesecake | ₱295 | Biscoff, strawberry, ube or creme brulee |
| Ube Custard Halo-halo | ₱185 | Halo-halo with ube custard |
| Burnt Mais Con Crema | ₱185 | Burnt corn with cream dessert |
| Regular Halo-halo Special | ₱165 | Regular size halo-halo |
| Jr. Halo-halo Special | ₱95 | Junior size halo-halo |
Sizzling cheesecake and halo-halo
The sizzling cheesecake is the dessert to order when the cake counter feels too familiar: it arrives warm on a sizzling plate, and you pick the flavor, with Biscoff, strawberry, ube and creme brulee on the list at ₱295. Halo-halo plays the opposite role, cold and refreshing, with the junior size at ₱95 working as a light finisher and the ube custard version at ₱185 as the full treat. Either one pairs naturally with iced tea after a pasta or chicken main.
Drinks worth ordering
Iced tea at ₱125 is the default drink for a reason: it cuts through rich cake and fried mains without adding much cost, and it pairs with everything on the menu. Fresh fruit shakes at ₱145 are the upgrade when you want something thicker, with mango the natural pick in a bakeshop famous for mango cake. Black gulaman and sago at ₱105 is the budget friendly Filipino option, sweet and refreshing alongside halo-halo or a cake slice.
Plan your Conti’s order
Use the widgets below to build your order and compare items. Conti’s does not publish nutrition data, so calorie fields show as unavailable: the widgets use verified listed prices only.
Conti’s menu FAQs
Straight answers to the questions readers ask most about Conti’s.
What is Conti’s most famous cake?
Mango Bravo is Conti’s signature cake: layers of wafers, cream and fresh mango. A slice costs ₱295, and whole cakes run roughly ₱1,635 to ₱1,900 depending on the listing and branch.
How much is a cake slice at Conti’s?
Most cake slices run ₱165 to ₱295. Mango Bravo is the priciest slice at ₱295, while Blueberry Cheesecake and Crinkle Cheesecake are the cheapest at ₱165.
Does Conti’s serve full meals or only cakes?
Conti’s serves a full restaurant menu: pasta from ₱265, mains from ₱376, salads, all day breakfast from ₱253, family sharing dishes, drinks and halo-halo desserts, plus the cake counter.
What are Conti’s family size options?
Family sizes include the Signature Salad at ₱1,145, Homemade Caesar Salad at ₱1,065, Chicken Potato Salad at ₱495, Pineapple Macaroni Salad at ₱445, Molo Soup at ₱625 and Fresh Lumpiang Ubod at ₱785, with party sizes on some dishes.
How much is halo-halo at Conti’s?
Regular Halo-halo Special costs ₱165, Jr. Halo-halo Special costs ₱95, and Ube Custard Halo-halo costs ₱185. Sizzling Cheesecake in Biscoff, strawberry, ube or creme brulee costs ₱295.
Do Conti’s prices vary by branch?
Yes. Published listings differ by branch and time, especially for whole cakes, so confirm the exact price with your branch before ordering, above all for whole cakes and party sizes.
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Prices compiled from published Conti’s Bakeshop and Restaurant menu listings, checked October 27, 2026. Whole cake ranges reflect differing published listings.