A shop with a coffee shop atmosphere, not a cafe. Water drip coffee called "Dutch" is recommended. It has a fresher taste than drip coffee. I had the Napolitan spaghetti for 780 yen (tax included) which was today's service lunch. Thin pasta with tomato sauce, a bit of an unusual Napolitan? The coffee in the photo is a single iced coffee. Cash only. All seats are smoking allowed. Corona measures: alcohol disinfectant provided. Staff wearing masks. Air purifier installed.

+3

An oasis-like space for locals. It seems to be managed by two women, an older mom and a woman. Used for breakfast. 5-slice toast with mesh cuts and butter. Fluffy mini omelet and a slice of fruit. Plus 100 yen for a drink, served until 11 am on weekdays. The coffee is water-drip Dutch coffee which is said to be less prone to oxidation. It has a refreshing taste with a faint sweetness and fruity aroma, easy to drink.

+3

Feels like a local coffee shop. Not particularly stylish or anything like that.

Can relax alone in a friendly way