ALFONSO, CAVITE — Pasalubong runs just got a whole lot sweeter. Rowena's has officially opened its newest branch in Alfonso, Cavite, bringing its signature tarts and beloved pasalubong treats closer to Caviteños and travelers alike. The branch opened on October 20, 2026, and it's already creating a buzz among locals and visitors.
A Convenient New Destination for Pasalubong
The new branch is located at MATCO Building, Mangas 1, Alfonso, Cavite, right in front of Alfamart, making it easy to find whether you're a local on a quick errand or a traveler passing through. No more detours to Tagaytay just to grab your favorites—Rowena's is now right in Alfonso. This convenient location ensures that residents and visitors can access their beloved treats without the hassle of traveling further, while also providing a welcome boost to the local economy as a trusted brand invests in the community.
The Treats You Know and Love
Rowena's has built a reputation for quality, consistency, and that homemade taste that keeps customers coming back. The Alfonso branch carries the full lineup of customer favorites, including signature tarts like Cheese Tarts, Blueberry Cheese Tarts, and Portuguese Egg Tarts; fruit and specialty tarts such as Apple, Pineapple, Buko, Mango, and Ube Tarts; and baked goods and sweets like Buko Pie, Egg Pie, and Yema Cake. Whether you're craving something classic or feeling adventurous, there's a treat for every mood and every occasion.
Why This Matters for Caviteños
For Caviteños, this isn't just a new store. It's a convenience, a treat, and a source of local pride. Rowena's has become synonymous with quality pasalubong—the kind you proudly bring home to family and friends. Having a branch in Alfonso means easier access to your favorite treats, more options for gifts and souvenirs, and a boost for the local economy as a trusted brand invests in the community. Can't visit yet? No problem. You can check the Rowena's Pasalubong Tagaytay Facebook Page for updates and orders, or visit rowenasproducts.com to browse and order online. Drop by, grab a tart (or a dozen), and taste the tradition.
