Pros: - Chill environment, nice outdoor seating - friendly enough staff Cons: - The cafe seems like an afterthought to the outdoor shop. The drinks and food are quite overpriced and sparse — for the bagel option, they literally just give you a cold bagel (different flavors available) not even toasted or with olive oil, salt etc to make it more palatable. At 700 yen, the coffee/tea is also a rip off. - the cafe is not very sustainability, having only disposable paper cups available even for eat-in customers. - by 11:30, they only had one onigiri left and no morning sets. Clearly no one is making more rice balls for the lunch crowd All in all, I recommend coming for a quick coffee if you can find space outside to sit and dont mind the higher price they command.

We were looking for a place to drink coffee before going to Mt. Takao. Luckily we passed by this store/cafe on our way. I really enjoyed the outdoor seating. It has a camping vibe. I ordered the Iced Latte. It was a bit pricey but it was good. Would love to try the bagel next time which is only available during weekdays.

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Had the 2 types of onigiri and the chai soda. They were able to accommodate us 15 minutes before closing. The food was exactly what we needed and the soda was refreshing after a 3 hour hike. It was also the only thing opened in the area. The atmosphere is awesome, it’s a very trendy place. There’s a laid back outdoor space sit down outside in the back. I like the face that they recycle the plastics.

Shockingly rude. Got told to leave WHILE waiting for my coffee to be made. Barista hates customers and life.

They had 2 gluten free cakes when I visited: a gluten free pound cake and a basque cheesecake. There’s a chill seating area in the very back.