Verve Coffee Roasters — Restaurant in Kamakura

We really liked the selection of drinks and sweets. The environment is also really nice and it’s good that they have a private Wi-Fi and power outlets. However, there are only about 4 tables with power outlets (the two closest to the entrance, and the ones on the far right and left, next to the walls). We went there to get some work done so we needed outlets and Wi-Fi, and although it was very busy, it didn’t take long until the tables with the outlets became available. People come and go so you don’t really have to wait for long. Unfortunately, when we went (after lunch time), most of our chosen drinks were sold out and they had to ask us to choose a replacement. Even the less fancy options are pretty expensive, so prepare for that. I like that they have organic and healthier options. Carrot cake could be moister, but I feel like it’s a genera problem for carrot cakes in Japan 😂 (why tho?) The pecan bar and the snickerdoodle cookie were really excellent.

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It's the perfect spot to unwind after a delightful trip to a shrine or a stroll around Kira-Kamakura. What caught my attention? Their fantastic coffee selection!

From the moment I walked in, I could sense the inviting atmosphere that beckoned you to sit, relax, and savour the moment. Verve Coffee offers a diverse range of flavours, and each cup is brewed to perfection. Whether you're a fan of bold and robust blends or prefer something smooth and mellow, they've got you covered.

If you're searching for a place to indulge in a heavenly cup of joe, look no further than Verve Coffee roaster. It's a cozy haven where you can sip on exceptional coffee, recharge your energy, and let the world slow down. It's a coffee experience you won't...

Before starting our walk to the Daibutsu we had a little coffee break when arrived at Kita-Kamakura.

The prices at this cafe are quite high, but in fairness: they don’t serve coffee - they live coffee. The cafe had a very nice and clean atmosphere, modern touch with a lot of wood. The staff was very nice and welcoming and inspiring concerning the order: they had a deep knowledge about coffee and the particular beans and how it should be served.

We had a caffe latte and a cup with the coffee bean from Guatemala. It was incredibly delicious and worth stopping for, a perfect start for the walk to...