Busy and tiny coffee shop with food options focused on toasts and puddings. My matcha latte was great, the pudding was nice. My husband also thought his salmon toast and drip coffee were okay. I mean, it was all good, but not surprising. Also because of this, I was quite impressed by the amount of people waiting to be seated after we left. The place is cute, but quite small, tables are really next to each other. Service was efficient and polite. Based on my experience, it seems to be mainly visited by tourists. @gigicomidinhas

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Small cafe with reasonably priced and tasty breakfast. We visited April 28/26 around 8:30am and while the cafe was mostly full already, we were able to sit at the bar. There appeared to be a mix of tourists and locals alike. Because the space is small I would only recommend small groups to visit (1-3 people) They have a great breakfast deal and the coffee is freshly made. I enjoyed the latte, the toast was good. The vibe is like a faster paced cafe- to enjoy and then leave instead of linger. Good way to start the day- it's close by the river so it is good to walk by the river afterwards.

We accidentally found this café while browsing Google Maps, tucked away in a small alley. It’s a tiny but very cute spot with a cozy vibe. The coffee smells amazing and tastes great, and the avocado toast was really good, fresh and well-balanced. The space is small but still comfortable enough to sit and have a nice conversation. Overall, a lovely little hidden gem worth visiting.

Just-ok food that looks better than it tastes but good coffee! Japanese coffee can get quite milky or diluted so it is nice to have something brewed to the “tourists” liking

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Egg sando was perfect. Soft bread, slightly chewy crust, and egg salad without that strong sulfur smell at other places. House blend was well balanced without a hint of bitterness.