A cute café in Okusawa. The soy latte was tasty and a bit mild. They offer quite a few desserts which I didn't try. The café is beautifully decorated. I liked the dark-blue walls around the brown seats and tables. I would have liked more seats with back support as the seats don't encourage you to take your time enjoying your drink. One side of the couch is broken, and needs to be fixed. On the other hand, I enjoyed the music; it was vibrant and made the café feel cool. Price-wise, around the ¥700 mark foe a few of the drinks which is comparable to other cafés in the area. Seevice was diligent, smiley and friendly. Top marks there.

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Went on a long walk from home to actually go to Tully’s and stumbled upon this place. Coffee, apple juice, and the scone with mango marmalade and cream were so good! A bit on the pricier side, and the carrot cake was pretty mid. The vibe was nice, but the table was kinda small and it was kind of hot inside the cafe.

Agree with other reviews that the vibe is great. Coffees are decent and the hot lemonade is very good. Not sure why they don't serve tea ? The Basque Cheesecake was the big disappointment, so egg forward. The oatmeal cookie was very crisp and tasty.

I go to Okusawa Factory Coffee and Bakes on a regular basis and I love their cafe latte. I recently discovered their chai latte; it’s full of fragrance and not as sweet as other places. Cakes are also delicious, especially the beignets, carrot cake and scones with cream and jam! Staff is super friendly! The only thing I would change is having more comfortable sofa-like seats rather than school chairs. I always have a good time when I go there alone or with my family.

Ambiance and service alone made this a cafe I’d willingly return to. The coffee itself was okay, but it’s been a while since I’ve been able to enjoy relaxing in such an aesthetically appealing environment with natural lighting, dramatic coloring and coziness that isn’t claustrophobic like a lot of 3rd wave coffee joints in Japan.