Taste is moderately good, but expensive. Self-service is completely left piled up. Cleaning and clearing up are also part of the service, which makes the price feel even more expensive.

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Used while waiting for a concert. A cafe where pizza is the main thing, but the autumn new pumpkin latte caught my eye so I ordered it. A seasonally sweet menu.

Tried dropping in for lunch. There is pizza and pasta, and it's a good space where you can eat while quietly reading a book or look at the scenery outside. The staff were kind and nice. I had the Primavera, where you eat by rolling a salad on the pizza, and the cheese and balsamic sauce were effective and delicious. Drink refill 110 yen. There seems to be WiFi, so I thought I could work here.

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It was an open, bright and wonderful space! Children were playing, studying, mothers chatting... everyone was spending time as they liked (^^) The staff had a good vibe, and they seemed to get along well with each other and talked a lot! For those who dislike seeing staff talk to each other, it might be something, but given the atmosphere of this shop, it was actually good! There are books so you can have tea while reading. For pizza, they stretch the dough, put toppings, and bake it in the oven after ordering. Much more authentic than I thought! Drinks had more volume than expected and were worth it. The menu items you can have inside the store were more attractive than other Machi Library cafes! It was cozy and wonderful ^^

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Ordered breakfast (focaccia, mini Caesar salad, one drink) and pizza to share with a friend. The focaccia had a nice olive oil flavor and was quite delicious. The Margherita pizza was smaller than expected, and since it's baked in an oven, sometimes the bottom of the dough tasted burnt. The orange tea was sweeter than expected, making my throat very thirsty... However, since they unexpectedly had books placed around, it was just right for waiting time. Also, being able to refill drinks for 110 yen was really great!

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