This shop is near my workplace, and I visit quite often. I'm not particularly knowledgeable, but I enjoy it in my own way, noticing the differences between bean varieties depending on my mood at the time. The shop also has a wonderful atmosphere, and I look forward to the day I can enjoy it inside.

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I'm someone who simply loves coffee and travels around drinking it, visiting coffee farms on Java in Indonesia, as well as Seattle in the US, Rome in Italy, France, and elsewhere. The coffee here is perfect, from the roasting to the brewing. They serve coffee of a very high standard.

While looking for coffee beans, I came across this place, so I went to try it. The shop is small, but the atmosphere was nice. At the moment, it seems they only offer takeaway, so I ordered beans and an iced coffee. They roast the beans after you order, so I got freshly roasted ones. The iced coffee was delicious too. Payment is cash only, but I thought the prices were very reasonable. I happened to take paid leave to go. Since they're only open on weekdays, it's a shame you can't go if your days off are Saturday and Sunday. I'd like to go again if I get the chance.

The decor is different from a ″trendy″ cafe, but if you really love coffee, this hidden gem deserves at least １ visit. Beans, roasting, grinding, brewing—of course people have their preferences, but it's precisely because these come together so beautifully that you get an exceptional 1 cup of coffee.

They open at 11, last orders are at 16, and they're closed Saturdays and Sundays, so I can hardly ever go when I feel like coffee lol. Also, they only have tables for 2, so groups of 3 or more can't sit together. They offer around four coffee varieties each day, ranging from dark to light roasts, and I think 500円 including tax for house-roasted coffee is reasonable. The people running it are refined and welcoming too. But those opening hours…