An old station turned into a cafe. The ladies were very friendly 🌻

Since it's a cafe inside the old station building, it has a retro feel and even an area like a patio, so I think it can be used when you don't have time or conversely want to relax because the atmosphere is good. I ordered the hamburger set and the drink is iced tea. Perhaps because it was near closing, the rice was cold and there were some lumpy parts. The hamburger had a meaty texture. The sauce wasn't bad either, and the salad was fresh and the dressing was delicious. Miso soup is also well-seasoned. However, the water glass smelled. I'm sorry, but I couldn't put my mouth to it. WiFi also had an encryption key and password, but I couldn't log in because it said the password was wrong. There was no staff to support that. The cookies on display also looked delicious. If there was nothing at home, I would have bought them. The price is 900 yen, so it's cheap.

+3

Stopped by after taking a walk 🐕️🐾 in Hamadera Park. The terrace seats allowed dogs 🐶. My spouse and I ate curry rice 🍛 and cake 🍰. Due to a mistake that delayed our order, they treated us to coffee ☕. Curry rice 🍛 feels like a regular coffee shop curry rice 🍛 With a mini salad 🥗 for 600 yen, it's a conscientious price 💰. The atmosphere was exceptionally good 👍

+3

A cafe run by local elderly volunteers utilizing the old Hamadera-koen Station building. Regardless of the taste of the coffee, the atmosphere is great. There is a small collection of books, and it also serves as a library space.

+3

When I visited, it was run by 3 heartwarming middle-aged ladies. Both the curry and cake were delicious, and at a very conscientious price. Inside, there is a small library space, and it looked like they could be borrowed. The selection of books was also good (picture books for small children, and selected books for seniors). I felt a warm and friendly atmosphere. Next door is a gallery space.

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