A lovely café with lots of shelves of books that you can read while you are eating. The tables are unusual shapes and the seating is comfortable, there are also power outlets in case you need to charge your device. The food was delicious, we had the pasta plate, and the pork bowl. Tea and coffee was also great. The menu has pictures and basic English. Although the service wasn’t brilliant, it was obvious that the server was brand-new and nervous but he was trying hard. If we lived closer, we would definitely spend more time with this café. There are kids books on the shelf, I didn’t see any kids chairs but there were no small kids in there when we visited so there might be chairs for kids. Plenty of parking around the back of the cafe.

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The unity of the music, desks, chairs, and lights that are playing makes you feel that you are particular about the space. You can concentrate on your work.

A rare place in the area where you can get a really good breakfast and coffee with your family and relax for a while with some good books.

Great coffee and calming interior.

This is a slightly larger cafe restaurant in a corner of a residential area. Parking is also abundant and the atmosphere is very easy to enter, when entering the shop, immediately there is a corner that collects the best items of Sayama tea nearby. The floor is arranged loosely and counter seats and table seats are arranged. Also all tables have outlets and are equipped with Wi-Fi so it is also perfect for PC work. As the name of the library cafe suggests, many books are displayed on the walls of the shop and according to the staff's story, they are all the owner's collection. This time, I ordered a set of taro, quiche, and multi-grain rice, the price is a bit high, but the sticky taro croquette was delicious.

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