Came here on a weekday — very quiet. The coffee was decent, and the carrot cake felt a bit dry but still delicious. The cake and latte together were only 1,190 yen, which is very cheap these days. The ambiance and service were good as well.

Hard to judge the size. About 20 tables, but not all of them have four seats. There are also some extra seats that look less comfortable in the lobby just in front of the coffee shop. The bad directions from Google Maps still show coming in from the back side, but the normal entry is from the front lobby on Omei Kaido, the main street that continues down to the station. Very airy, modern, and open atmosphere, but kind of noisy. I sat in a very bright seat next to the big windows. The building is a kind of public concert hall and this coffee shop is at the back of the ground floor lobby. Wi-Fi is available, but I think the short password makes the security weak. No charging. The coffee was quite good and I was tempted by the delicious chocolate wafers from Ecuador. Glad I let the temptation overcome me. Willing to call it a high four stars overall. My earlier quasi-review appears below, but I was able to remove the picture about the temporary closing notice. For now mostly just the warning that Google Maps and the directions were even worse than usual for Google Maps. Guided to a large blank wall on the side street. However, the entire building is closed for remodeling until the end of the month, so what the heck.

In the entrance of the town hall doesn't enable a cosy atmosphere but the service was quick and friendly, shame the coffee (machiato) wasn't great, just ok (lacked depth and bit weak for an espresso).

You don't have to line up for hours to get in like other coffee places such as Starbucks. It's comfortable.

Staffs are always chit-chatting loudly and don't seem to care about the customers.