Filipinos take their daily cups of coffee seriously, and 7-Eleven has always been a trusted destination for coffee lovers nationwide. Through its beloved coffee lineup, City Cafe, City Prima, and !+? Cafe Reserve, 7-Eleven has made deliciously brewed coffee accessible and affordable for all. Now, everyone’s trusted neighbor is giving its patrons one more reason to enjoy their favorite 7-Eleven coffee run with the launch of the Good Coffee, Good Habits campaign. This new initiative urges customers to bring their own cups to blend their delicious coffee habits with sustainable practices.
The Good Coffee, Good Habits campaign reflects 7-Eleven’s commitment to a greener earth by encouraging small, everyday actions that contribute to a lasting impact. With this initiative, 7-Eleven customers have the option to make their coffee habit environmentally friendly, reduce single-use waste, and enjoy a discount of up to ₱5 on their coffee purchases so every cup is a great way to save money and the environment.
Pair your favorite !+? Cafe Reserve pastries with coffee and save P5 by bringing your own mug!
Availing of the discount is easy and hassle-free. 7-Eleven coffee lovers simply need to bring their reusable tumblers on their next coffee run, fill with their preferred drink, and pay at the cashier, where their discount will automatically be applied. To make the initiative inclusive, 7-Eleven welcomes tumblers of any size, as long as they can be tilted to fit the machine’s opening. Interested customers may also opt to buy reusable tumblers available in-store. The discount applies to all City Cafe, City Prima, and !+? Cafe Reserve hot and cold drinks.
Reward every bold, creamy, and freshly-brewed coffee habit with savings and sustainable contributions to the environment. Bring a reusable tumbler to any 7-Eleven store nationwide to save up to ₱5, enjoy a greener coffee experience, and make every sip a step towards a better world.
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