デナリコーヒーDenali Coffee
Is a charcoal-roasted coffee bean specialty shop and café in Kodaira City, a 5-minute walk from the west exit of Ogawa Station on the Seibu Haijima Line. Charcoal roasting, performed by an artisan with 43 years of roasting experience, is much more difficult and costly than other roasting methods, but produces beautifully plump beans with a rich aroma and a long shelf life. The artisan's skilled techniques guarantee flavor and quality. The shop sells more than 24 types of coffee beans, including モカ・マタリ, マンデリン, コロンビア, and the original 「デナリブレンド」. Seasonal limited blends are also available. We hope those looking for coffee beans in Kodaira City will visit us. Café space…
- 4 Chome-28-6 Ogawa Nishimachi, Kodaira, Tokyo 187-0035, Japan
Today · 11 am–7 pm
- Thursday: 11 am–7 pm
- Friday: 11 am–7 pm
- Saturday: 11 am–7 pm
- Sunday: 11 am–7 pm
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: 11 am–7 pm
- Wednesday: 11 am–7 pm
- +81 42-341-0415
- denali-sys.xsrv.jp
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A really great coffee shop on the outskirts of Tokyo. Hand-dripped and flavorful. Actually tasted hints of blueberry. The decor is quaint and relaxing. The service is too notch.
View on GoogleI spent about 30 minutes here from around 12 on Sunday. There was 1 group before me and 3 groups after me. Since any of the various beans in the shop can be enjoyed for 450円 a cup, most people selected their preferred beans and had them hand-dripped. I ordered this month's coffee (Ecuador's アンデスマウンテン/450円) and homemade モンブランガトーショコラ (900円/1100円 for the cake alone). Both the coffee and Mont Blanc were very delicious, and they went well together. The shop sold not only coffee beans but also coffee-related products such as coffee cups in Arita, Mino, and Shigaraki pottery, plus various other things including wallets and pouches made with Indian embroidered ribbon, paintings, CDs, tie clips, and handmade soap. Even so, it didn't feel cluttered and had a sense of cohesion. Spanish and English conversation lessons were also held there.
View on GoogleMy coffee-loving wife was delighted, saying it had been a long time since she'd had such good coffee. For the blend, you can choose beans from the many available, and they serve them at the same price. I know absolutely nothing about coffee, so I was surprised there were so many types of beans. Apparently each one tastes different too, so it must be quite a deep world. Since I don't really understand it, I had iced coffee. All I can judge is whether it tastes good or not, and it was good. Even I, who don't normally drink coffee, thought the coffee served here seemed reasonably priced. If you're going to a chain shop, perhaps coming here would get you better coffee at a similar price. I also had a homemade cake, and it had a grown-up feel. Although it was chocolate, it wasn't too sweet; instead, it was bitter and delicious. They sell coffee beans too, so it must be a good place for coffee lovers〜.
View on GoogleI had something to do in Ogawa and stopped by with a friend for coffee after our meal. There were various kinds of coffee, each cup was carefully brewed, and the price was 450円. The owner and the atmosphere inside were nice too. If it were nearby, I'd want to visit often. I think it's recommended for those who want to enjoy coffee quietly and calmly.
View on GoogleI went around 13:00 on Wednesday. You can buy coffee beans, but you can also drink coffee inside. This time I only had iced coffee, but it was very delicious! The exterior doesn't look elaborate, but the interior has a coffee-shop feel. The mismatched tables and chairs felt refreshing, and with suitable background music and a calming atmosphere, I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to relax.
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