The place and food were good, but I went without checking whether smoking was allowed. Since I dislike cigarette smoke, it was unfortunate that I had to feel uncomfortable throughout my meal. The coffee is very reasonably priced too. Recommended for people who don't mind cigarette smoke.

There were only 2、3 groups of customers, and the interior was clean. It wasn't crowded, so you could sit comfortably. The customers tended to be older too. The older lady and the younger woman's voices were louder than the background music, so I wouldn't recommend it to anyone seeking a quiet environment. If noise bothers you, bringing earphones would be a good idea.

I went during a quiet period after noon, but the elderly woman was hard of hearing, partly due to her age, making conversation very difficult. I had to repeat the same thing about five times before she understood. There was also a younger female staff member, but she gave instructions as though she were shouting at someone. When clearing dishes, they clattered noisily, with no apparent effort to keep the sound down. I don't want to frame it as anyone's fault, but at the very least, it wasn't functioning as a place where you could relax.

Very good. Welcoming to smokers too. The coffee is delicious as well. Paradise

An unbelievably awful place. When I entered, the elderly female owner stared me up and down with a strange look, as if to say, "What do you want?" Just to be sure, I asked, "Is it okay if I'm alone?" but she gave an ambiguous expression without saying yes or no. It was just before 14:00, so I asked if lunch was still available. She asked, "Which one?" When I said a sandwich, she rudely snapped, "We aren't doing that! Only toast!" Giving a wry smile at her attitude, I asked for coffee instead, but for some reason she said, "There are plenty of places near the station, so go there." Even when I asked, "Are you outside serving hours?" she just repeated, "Go over there," so I said, "Never mind, then," and left. An outrageous place that casually turns customers away. I'll never go again.