日月work＆cafe — Restaurant in Kyoto

The coffee was surprisingly flavorful. The garden was really nice. There’s also plenty of bike parking.

But the interior overall felt extremely cluttered. I wanted to rest while reading in fromt of the garden, but I felt restless, bumping into very light wooden chairs, pushing around light wooden tables, and avoiding partitions every time I stood up.

I paid 1,210 yen for an hour. If I stayed 1.5 hours, it’d have been 1,705 yen.I’d have happily paid that and more if there was less furniture and more...

A lovely quiet little cafe near the imperial palace. Great if you just want to sit down and relax, or if you have work that needs to get done. The cafe itself is a gorgeous traditional style, and looks out on a little interior garden. I was also incredibly pleased to find they had bagels, something I was craving from back home! They have a small selection of tea and coffee but everything is delicious so I found no issues with the limited options! Definitely...

This is the nicest cafe to do work in all of Kyoto. Honestly, this is the nicest cafe to do work that I’ve been to in all of Japan and I’ve been all over Japan. If you’re looking to do some focused work and you want a beautiful environment and excellent coffee, you really have to try this place. I will be coming...