I visited with my child a little after 14 on Saturday. At that point, there were zero customers inside. My child said it was quiet, so they wanted to eat and study here while waiting for me. But the owner said that on weekends the park is full of families with children and people would start crowding in soon, so it would be a problem if we sat for a long time, taking up space and staying there. My child lost motivation, and we went home. Of course, the idea was to order food and eat, but it would be different if it were crowded at lunchtime. This place closes at 17, and there were zero customers after 14—would it really get crowded? I wonder. I would understand being turned away if it were crowded, but with a spacious interior and even terrace seating, and not a single customer, being told we'd be a problem if we stayed made me angry too. Isn't this a customer-service business? They could say something like, if it gets crowded, we may need to ask you to leave or move to the outside seats… I think there's a way to phrase things. It was so rude that I never want to go again.

A cafe-restaurant attached to the tennis court management building. Set in a relaxed, resort-like park, it has a nice, unpretentious atmosphere for a leisurely walk and a break. The recommendation is dry curry? I think.

A coffee shop inside the 若葉台公園 management building. You can 🚬 outside.

A coffee shop inside the tennis court management building.