A coffee haven built on love and family
I’m Apple Jane Morales, the founder of A’venue Café: a neighborhood coffee haven built on love, family, and purpose.
The name A’venue holds a special meaning. The word “Ave” was inspired by my son, Kyro Avery, lovingly called Avery. As a mother raising a child on the autism spectrum, I dreamed of building a business that would allow me to pursue my passion while being present for my son.
With the love and support of my mother and siblings, that dream became reality. Together, we built A’venue Café: a welcoming space where people can connect, unwind, and create meaningful memories.
We are passionate about serving quality coffee, sourcing our beans from Daley St in Australia to bring a carefully crafted coffee experience to every cup.
More than just a café, A’venue is a story of family, resilience, and a mother’s love for her child.
Built with love. Brewed with passion. Inspired by Avery.Apple Jane Morales, founder
Our first chapters
A few moments we’re proud of.
Soft opening in Vitug Village.
A holiday booth at Paskuhan, Basa Air Base Park.
Our handmade Dubai Chewy Cookie launches and sells out batch after batch. The same month, we host our first offline COD Mobile tournament.
First anniversary, with a spin-the-wheel, a movie night and A’venue tumblers.
Dubai Chewy Cookie reaches resellers in Negros Oriental and Olongapo City.
When floods hit our barangay, we opened the café as a temporary shelter with food, electricity and Wi-Fi.
Part of the neighborhood
We thank our barangay tanods and volunteers, celebrate teachers, and offer PWD discounts on all drinks during Disability Rights Week. Loyal guests who complete our loyalty card take home an A’venue tote bag and tumbler.
