A shop visited by many locals. The elderly owner is friendly to regulars, but first-timers might be confused. If you don't demand high service, I feel he is a kind person who is thoughtful in many ways. The coffee is more expensive than the surrounding market price, but the taste, including the pizza toast, is above average and stable. The side dish was cucumber this time, but in the past, cherry tomatoes or chikuwa have been served. The window seat is warm with sunlight, and it's my favorite for relaxing. Isn't it an average traditional coffee shop?

It's a type of town coffee shop I haven't visited much because I usually go to family restaurants or major cafes. It's Showa-esque. Inside the shop, there are many coffee cups and a few kokeshi dolls. It has a quiet atmosphere with classical music playing. You can choose your coffee cup. Choose it in advance. Visited after noon. It was a series of "No way!!". Even when I entered the shop, I didn't hear "Welcome". There were 2 people in the shop, one was reading a newspaper at the counter, and the other was eating a bento. I wondered if there were no staff, and when I said it out loud, the person eating the bento was the shop person ⤵︎ No way! Where is the menu? I looked for it, but it wasn't there... A strange green clear file was placed on one table, and that was the menu. No way! Opened it, No way! Handmade and hand-drawn... (￣▽￣) No way!! Cost performance ✖️ Blend 600 yen is expensive Quantity ○ Taste △ Feeling like when coffee beans are not fresh Atmosphere ○ Few people in the shop Payment ✖️ Cash only The coffee is paper drip. It's a shop run by an elderly owner, and it doesn't feel sharp. If you want to experience a different atmosphere than usual, I recommend it.

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A coffee shop I dropped into. The interior is retro with a Showa feel, the landlady was kind and gave me a snack. I ordered one iced coffee for 600 yen and was allowed to read and do computer work. It's quiet and relaxing inside. I thought if they brought out more of the retro feel and served something like melon soda, more young people might come to hang out☕️

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It's a good old coffee shop. The first impression is that it feels cluttered. Maybe the owner doesn't care much. However, the number of tea cups lined up in front of the counter is a must-see, and the owner's commitment is very evident from this. I can't believe it, but it looked like no two were the same.

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I am a local. It was hot that day, so my husband and I visited for the first time to take a break before going home. First of all, the landlady didn't say a word of welcome, and we sat down. Then, no water was served, and after a while, I wondered what she brought, but without saying anything, she measured our body temperature with a thermometer as if to tell us to put out our arms to measure our temperature (it's 2024/7), and then finally water came out, but my husband's glass was chipped at the rim. (My husband told me after we left the shop, so I didn't know until we left.) We ordered two coffee floats, but maybe she was hard of hearing, so the order didn't get through easily.. What finally came out after ordering was a taste that made me wonder if they really brewed the coffee on the spot? (It tastes like bottled coffee), and I was really disappointed. Moreover, I think the price was 750 yen each. Honestly, it's an expensive price in Kiyose. I expected for a moment that they would serve coffee with a lot of commitment, but I was brilliantly betrayed. While we were drinking, they suddenly played loud classical music (maybe she is hard of hearing). Looking at the customer service attitude and what was served up to this point, I thought, do they want us to go home early? So I drank it all at once and left the shop immediately. At the time of payment, there was no word of thanks, and with the feeling of having my temperature measured in silence and the disappointing taste of the coffee, I really had nothing but regret.. I was always in a position to read such reviews, but I encountered a shop that was too disappointing and dangerous (there might be glass shards in the water), so I am writing a review. Please be really careful.