Very tastefully presented café-restaurant, with a few ceramic items and clothes on sale too. Reasonable coffee from espresso machine. Tasty food. I had a nice "hamburg" (burger without bun) and rice, and a glass of red wine in their lunch and drink deal... approx. 1300 yen if memory serves. Nice area just off entrance, looking out through the window, with impressive old wooden beam type flooring.. like railway sleepers. View when I went .. Tuesday 3 March.. was trees and loads of snow on ground.. not unpleasant. Couldn't see what the "ground" was on account of the copious amount of snow.. maybe just a stretch of grass. Spring and summer might be lovely, positively bucolic even. There's a stream running nearby, which isn't quite visible from inside. /// Friendly service. I'll be back. ..

Good coffee and very nice cake, must try!

We come to this local restaurant with surprising food and coffee, they all very nice

A café with a fantastic atmosphere. The ceramics, miscellaneous goods, and accessories for sale are lovely too. Above all, the garden is beautiful. I feel like living somewhere like this would make me a calmer person. The slow jazz is soothing too. Have a lovely time.

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It's in Enami, Eniwa. I'd visited several times, but it was full every time and I couldn't get in. A popular café. Passing by, I saw spaces in the parking lot?! What great timing!! So I stopped in. I visited around 10:30. One group of 2 was already there, and 3 groups totaling 6 arrived afterward. Behind the counter were an older woman and 2 women around their 30s. Slow, moody jazz was playing quietly in the background. You order on your phone by scanning a QR code. For coffee, I chose the dark-roasted “Tori no Mori Blend,” 660 yen. And a “muffin,” 470 yen. There were 4 muffin varieties, which they brought over to show me. I chose the fig and cream cheese muffin! It was reheated and brought out with the coffee. “Tori no Mori Blend” had depth and mild bitterness. I couldn't detect any acidity; easy to drink and delicious! The muffin batter was lightly sweet, moist, and tenderly crumbly! It had dried fig on top and a modest amount of cream cheese inside. The flavors were very well balanced, making it a really delicious muffin. But one thing bothered me: the wooden fork was quite thick, and wouldn't pierce the muffin(^_^;) It couldn't have been harder to eat! The wooden fork was lovely and stylish, but perhaps not practical... Still, it was delicious! The view through the window was beautiful too. A good café!! I'm curious about lunch as well, and definitely want to visit again!! “Fukuza,” thank you for the meal♪

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