Calm, quiet and nice place. Coffee and cake are available and so good. PC is prohibited but its tiny shop, so simply enjoy foods and drink, not digital device or business.

A meditative spot for an afternoon coffee.

Not a chain so that's a great start. Really relaxed atmosphere and good for a long visit

A few minutes' walk from Komagome Station. A coffee specialty shop open only on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. I had plenty of time before my evening plans, so I got off at Komagome and stopped by. About 5 tables. There is an in-house coffee roaster inside. Is the background music Czech? I don't know much about music. (≧∀≦) The menu consists only of a few coffees and muffins. The shop's name, 百塔, comes from Prague, the city of a hundred towers. You can feel the Czech influence everywhere inside. Prague in the Czech Republic flourished as the capital of the Holy Roman Empire from the 14th century, when Charles 4 was emperor. Apparently Prague has so many towers that it is nicknamed “the city of a hundred towers,” and it is now listed as a World Heritage Site. 🟨百塔ブレンド (700円 including tax) They grind the beans for each order. It's hand-dripped. The flavor has just the right bitterness, with a little acidity lingering afterward. A space where you can spend time quietly.

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Opening hours vary by month, so please check the website or similar sources. The entrance is the red-brick staircase slightly right of the middle of the building. A Beethoven sonata. Posters and books about the Palestine issue throughout the shop. ・百塔ブレンド A white cup set with plants and flowers painted in blue. The split shape of the handle is interesting. A fruity aroma. A faint fermented aroma. Very soft on the palate. Smooth. Low acidity. Berries. Perhaps some citrus mixed in. A faint fermented quality. Honey-like sweetness. An impressive smoky finish. Delicious.