I thought it was a shop that focuses on purchasing, but there are counters and table seats, a shop where you can enjoy coffee. It seems to be managed by a married couple. The wife brewed the coffee, and it was very pleasant. The chiffon cake is moist and delicious. Cakes seem to be provided only on Saturdays and Sundays. The shop is a bit small, but surprisingly you can relax and it's comfortable.

When buying Obanyaki at Gootouch, I drank coffee at the coffee shop across the street. When entering, the aroma of coffee fills the room. Customers buying coffee beans also came one by one. Since I like coffee with acidity, I ordered Guatemala for 500 yen including tax. Thank you for the break.

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Coffee that is delicious at the end Carefully brewed coffee was the best! I had Anaerobic Natural. ☕️

Neighborhood coffee shop. There are various types of beans/roast levels, an attractive shop for coffee lovers. Since you can order roasting according to your taste with custom orders, I always order it. (Our family likes light roast) Sometimes there are rare beans, and conversations with the master who loves coffee beans also add to the knowledge. You can also order original coffee packs for casual gifts. If you want to relax, a set of homemade cake and coffee is also recommended. A resting place in the neighborhood, a specialty shop where you can chat friendly and talk about coffee. (There is a point card system. If points are collected, you can buy coffee beans at a good price, or eat and drink! Also, bean sales several times a year are recommended.)

Coffee shop for coffee lovers. As per reputation, very friendly service and attention to detail made me want to come back again at first sight. By the way, when looking at the map on the HP, the pin was standing next to Inageya, but it's the block across the street. I was taught how to brew at home, whether there is a grinder, etc., and was suggested a blend that suits my taste. The roast level can also be specified in more detail than other shops, so it seems that even meticulous people will be satisfied. This time I reduced the amount and asked for the beans to be ground, but I was taught carefully from how to brew to how to store, very referential. Coffee beans can also be bought cheaply, very satisfied. I regret not knowing this shop until now. There is an eat-in space, so if you are curious, try fresh coffee for about 400 yen.