Visited on a weekday just after 1 p.m. Maybe because it was past the peak, there were relatively many empty seats. It's a small shop with 4 counter seats, three 2-person tables, and two 3-person tables on the floor, and the bright, clean, calm space that makes the most of natural light is pleasant. You order and pay first; besides cash, it seems you can use credit cards or PayPay. I ordered the 気まぐれミニパフェ (1000 yen) and waited leisurely in the comfortable space. What arrived was a lovely dessert with a cute bear cookie perched on top. The fruits inside were orange, kiwi, and grapefruit. The 2 kinds of gelato were strawberry and milk. Everything tasted carefully made with good ingredients, and even though it's a parfait, I felt like I was taking in something good for my body. ← Not a sweet tooth's excuse. I could enjoy honest food in a beautiful space; time flowed slowly and I could relax. The staff's smiles are lovely too. I recommend visiting when you have plenty of time. I'd like to come again. Thank you very much.

I went to kissa&zakka ツナグ茶房 in Shuntokumichi, Higashi-Osaka City! No matter how many times I visit, what I always feel is just how comfortable it is, It's a lovely café with a bright interior where light streams in through large glass windows, letting you spend a relaxed time♪ At this shop you order and pay first, and when I was torn over which sweet to choose, the staff kindly spoke to me, and their warm service made me happy! A calm atmosphere flows through the whole shop, so even first-timers can feel at ease! The handmade sweets I'd been looking forward to were not only cute to look at but carefully crafted down to each component, and I was impressed by how polished they were! I could feel the care in the ingredients and fine details, and enjoyed it to the last bite Inside there's a photo spot that makes it easy to take pictures even if you couldn't get a window seat, and another nice point is that they lend you a mascot of the shop's popular character “さぼうくん”, so I'd recommend it to people who love taking photos too! This time I had sweets, but the lunch menu is extensive too, and it made me want to try the coffee as well The menu changes every season, so one of its charms is that there's something new to enjoy every visit There's also paid parking behind the shop, so it's easy to visit by car, which is nice I'd like to come back when the season changes to enjoy new sweets Thanks for the treat!

A café attached to a Type B employment support facility. …Hearing that, to be honest, you might think it has a strong welfare feel, but it'll defy your expectations in a good way. The interior has a calm atmosphere and is stylish. The sweets are high quality too. It's not just cute looks — in both taste and service, I didn't feel any 'because it's Type B' kind of compromise at all. The parfait in particular is packed with fruit, and the bear cookie is memorable. It's good enough that you'll just naturally keep coming back. It doesn't treat welfare as something special and connects with the community naturally. I think it truly lives up to its name, 'ツナグ茶房'.

A café where the little bear is the star There are counter seats A lovely café where you can feel the warmth of wood You order and pay first at the entrance The cute sweets and baked goods are recommended I ordered the peach plate The peaches were super delicious, it was the best The shop has no parking lot There are many paid bicycle parking spots nearby, but car parking is limited, so please look it up beforehand

The shop is cute, and the sweets were just so cute, I was very satisfied. And it wasn't just the looks — they were really delicious. It's a pay-first-then-take-a-seat style, and the food came out on the slow side. Hanami plate 1500 yen Hot coffee 500 yen Set discount -100 yen