This is a coffee shop that is only open on Thursdays and Saturdays for a limited time. It is likely run by a grandmother living on a pension as a hobby, and when I went, there were a grandmother and grandfather who seemed to be acquaintances talking endlessly about Shohei Ohtani. The atmosphere of the shop and the dishes served feel homemade and have a gentle taste, and for some reason, the time that flows feels relaxed. I think the best way to enjoy it is to take paid leave on a weekday and come here to eat leisurely.

Smoking allowed. The side facing the road is glass, so it is bright and has a good atmosphere. The lunch menu is not light snacks like sandwiches, but a proper set meal (teishoku). The owner is friendly even to first-time visitors, so it might be good for those who like to chat.

The food was delicious, and the homey and peaceful atmosphere was also good. The gentle care of the landlady also felt warm.

It's a pity that due to the owner's circumstances, it's only open on Thursdays and Saturdays

A small, cozy shop with a good atmosphere. The food was also delicious.