Best coffee I've ever had. Owner's nice, place looks like Leblanc from Persona 5. Easy reccomendation to anyone who enjoys a cafe in the morning. The hand-roasted beans make quite a bit of smoke but it's worth it for that top quality coff.

Excellent experience. My cup of coffee was carefully made and the result was superb. The atmosphere is calming and sophisticated.

A quaint little coffee shop. The food was excellent and the coffee was made fresh to order. We bought some pour over coffee pouches to try later. Thank you very much!

I had a light meal and coffee in the early evening. Both the food and the atmosphere were fantastic, and I had a great time. The toast was fluffy, and the corn mayo paired perfectly with the bread, so I finished it in no time. They have a wide variety of coffees, and this time I tried kopi luwak for the first time. Sweetness, acidity, nuttiness, and fruitiness all blended together, so it wasn't just delicious, it was fun, like a party. The original coffee has depth and can be enjoyed iced or hot. I wanted to drink it regularly, so I also bought some to take home. It's a bit cramped but cozy, and it's no wonder regulars kept coming in one after another. I'm planning to visit again.

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A hidden-gem cafe a short walk from Ayase Station, known for its house-roasted coffee. When you step inside, the aroma of coffee fills the air, and you can spend a leisurely time in a calm atmosphere. The warm hospitality is pleasant, and it seems like a good spot when you want to read or work alone. The coffee is carefully drip-brewed one cup at a time, and the appeal is that you can really enjoy the character of the beans. It has the aroma and depth that only house roasting can give, making it a place coffee lovers should visit at least once. The comfort explains why there are so many regulars, and I felt it's a rare authentic cafe in the Ayase area. Recommended for anyone who wants to forget their busy daily life for a bit and spend some relaxing time.

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