SOMETHING'S COFFEEHOUSE — Restaurant in Kamakura

我們特登地找這間cafe 想吃布丁和cheese cake 怎料卻遇上在日本以來最差的餐飲體驗 一進店店內只有兩三位客人 本身向店員示意了兩位 打算找位置坐下 老闆說要先下單 我哋叫了兩個甜品 下單後老闆說要每人至少再叫多一杯飲品才能堂食 但因為本身我們已經有點飽飲不下，沒辦法堂食下唯有將甜品變成外賣 當時天氣非常酷熱 店內只有幾位客人 但老闆卻堅持不讓我地在店內等 趕我們在室外等外賣 沒辦法之下我們被趕到室外等

我們叫的是雪糕布甸 因為雪糕很快溶 我們拎取了甜品之後 再到店舖外找個地方快快站着吃 怎料隔了一回兒 老闆再出來跟我們說

他說我們站的地方也是他們的店舖的室外範圍要我們去更遠的地方才能吃 真的非常過份

老闆是我在日本以來見過最差的人 雖然我們沒有堂食 只叫外賣 但我們也是有光顧的客人 不能在室內坐下吃 不能在室內等外賣 也不能在店舖外站著吃雪糕

本身充滿期待的來 怎料換來一次又一次受氣 非常差的餐廳，絕對不推薦

來要受氣的就來這裏食吧

We came to this cafe wanting to eat pudding and cheesecake with high expectation But to our surprise, it turned out to be the worst dining experience we've had in Japan

When we walked in, there were only two or three customers in the cafe We gestured to the server that there were two of us, intending to find a seat The owner said we had to order first We initially ordered two desserts After we placed the order, the owner said we had to order at least one more drink for each person in order to dine in But since we were already a bit full and couldn't drink anymore, we had no choice but to get the desserts as takeout The weather was very hot at the time, and there were only a few customers in the cafe But the owner insisted on not letting us wait inside, and chased us out to wait for the takeout outside We ordered the ice cream pudding, but the ice cream melted quickly After we picked up the desserts, we found a spot outside to stand and eat Then after a while, the owner came out and told us that the spot we were standing in was also considered part of the store's outdoor area, and that we had to go even further away to eat This was truly outrageous The owner is the worst person I've encountered in Japan Even though we didn't dine in, but just ordered takeout, we were still customers who should have been treated with basic respect and courtesy Not being allowed to sit inside even many seats available Not being allowed to wait inside for the takeout And not even being allowed to stand outside to eat the melting ice cream dessert

We came with high expectations But ended up being mistreated over and over again This is a very poor restaurant, I absolutely do not recommend it If you come here, you'll just end up...

We recently moved to Kamakura from Norway and were excited to find a coffee shop that sells beans from La Cabra and Prolog, which we love from our time in Copenhagen. We visited right away and felt so welcomed, even though we don't speak much Japanese and the owner speaks only a little English.

The shop is run by a friendly couple. The husband knows a lot about coffee, and it's some of the best we've had in Japan. The wife makes delicious desserts( the cheesecake and pudding must try!!), you can tell they put a lot of love into their work. I’m especially sad that the chocolate terrine was a limited-time dessert—it was amazing😭

This coffee shop is one of our favorite spots in Kamakura.❤️...

Coffee was good, but they have policy that everyone needs to order something, so don't recommend going with friends, as they would be asked to wait outside then or need to order sth even if your friends would order few things, the staff was rude as they were gossiping about us in Japanese, thinking we don't know basic words and the fact one of Japanese friends was with us,...