Scout's Honor closes for good

Scout's Honor, a craft cookie café in Uptown BGC, has officially closed its doors.

"Today marks Scout’s Honor’s last day of operation before we officially close our doors," they wrote on Wednesday, Sept. 30.

"Thank you for loving Scout’s Honor and for allowing us to be part of your sweetest moments. It has truly been a pleasure serving you. From our very first days at Hole in the Wall to all the moments that followed, your support has meant more to us than we could ever put into words," Scout's Honor, which is co-owned by Chef Miko Aspiras, continued.

They said that it is "bittersweet to close this chapter," adding that they are "incredibly grateful" for the loyal patrons, shared meals, and unforgettable memories created over the years. 

Scout's Honor first started as a craft cookie stall at Century City Mall's Hole in the Wall in early 2014. They became popular for their signature chewy artisanal cookies, buttermilk fried chicken, and breakfast dishes.

In 2018, they opened their first standalone store in Ayala Malls Vertis North, followed by another branch in Santolan Town Plaza in San Juan City.