I have lived in Tokyo for around 2 years and this was the best latte I have had! (That's a big deal considering all the fancy schmancy cafes in downtown Tokyo!) My latte reminded me of the popular "cafe con leche" that everyone drinks in Spain. I also ordered a mozzarella and tomato panini and it was very yummy, fresh, and didn't skimp on the cheese. The excellent quality surprised me because the cafe itself is very modest and unassuming, I walked passed it a couple times before finding it. The worker was very kind and patient with my broken Japanese. Arigatou gozaimasu! 🙏 Seats are comfortable (have backing). Tama is quite far away for me, but I hope to be back in order to enjoy their latte again.

Not an amazing location but they're doing everything right with the beer and real espresso. Nice.

Postscript, stress-induced abdominal pain worsened, and with pain that made me faint, after I went home and wrote this, I was taken by ambulance again. It's fine if my name is revealed, I can't help but write it. There was no one there, but because of the illness that was recently taken to emergency and the intractable disease, my stomach hurt and I was slumped over, suddenly I was told in a harsh way not to sleep in a restaurant (I was not sleeping), and other things were said all together, so I went home by taxi and OD. My husband was also there, but he seemed uncomfortable. Because I have a mental illness, just thinking that the female manager is there made me very scared to pass near this station even though I need to get off at this station. I was just recovering from illness and I have an illness from the beginning, so eating is difficult, so I thought I would order something with a high unit price, so I always ordered alcohol instead of coffee, so this time I ordered it even though I was just recovering from illness. I confirmed several times if it was okay to stay for about 3 hours, but I was careful to order something expensive, and I never went with anyone and made noise, and today I was silent, but because of the harshness of the response that makes me not want to go again, my physical condition which was already bad became worse, and I vomited after getting off the taxi. It's far, but I went out of my way to spend money to go home by taxi and it was such a waste. Previously, maybe because she was flirting with an old man who smelled sharp, she was talking noisily in a voice one octave higher and that was also very mentally annoying. I don't think customer service that changes attitude depending on men, women, and people will last long. I won't look at anything written here anymore, so I don't need a reply. Anyway, I will never go again. It seems I can't go to Tama Station without drinking alcohol to calm down. I recommend people who are mentally weak or people who have had bad experiences in the world of women not to go. I don't feel good. I was physiologically unable to like the shop owner from the beginning, but because there are no other cafes, I forced myself to go. I don't know, but it seems there is a feeling of gathering among friends, so please let those people drop money. Also, cash only these days is inconvenient. I have broken money to go. Even if I want to order a lot, I can't order if I don't have it. This is my real name, but I wrote it because I still don't feel better. The smell of baking quiche or something in that narrow space was hell for me who hates quiche. Don't they bake before opening, or is there no ventilation fan, it was hard even with a mask. The sign on the toilet too, whether it was for a joke, I was always smiling bitterly. I hope a new cafe will open at the university on the other side of Tama Station.

A wonderful shop at Tama Station! (Sorry ^^; I also live around Tama Station) I want to talk to the female owner because of her personality (I just like to talk (lol)). They serve coffee, beer, cheese, etc. that are rarely found elsewhere deliciously, and it feels good to just stop by and have tea and cake. The fact that the regular customers are all nice people also represents this shop.

A small cafe that appears alone after passing through a shopping street that feels like the end of the field (sorry). The white-based interior has glass windows on one side, bright and comfortable. I want to come drink beer at night.

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