Books×Coffee Sol. — Restaurant in Kyoto

Stepped into here one night just craving a coffee. It felt like I stumbled into someone’s home as a big group gathered around a table while people performed violin. Nevertheless they were eager to serve me and I sat at a smaller table while the group was chatting and having a nice get-together. Looking around, there were many books, zines, and artwork adorning the spot, creating a comfy abode. Despite the interesting selection of Korean food, I ordered the basque cheesecake, and it was probably one of the best cheesecakes I’ve ever had. The lattes were amazing too! Everyone was super friendly and did not mind I was there; I really appreciated this being my first Kyoto...

Tempted by the rating and taken in by the unusual food and vibe, almost a leftover 90's thing. No English menu but that is part of the attraction. Places like this are what makes Kyoto worth visiting, offbeat, a little eccentric and unexpected. Had the sausage which was light and super tasty, and the gyoza...

Cool hidden café that serves beer and food also. I had to go look 3 times until I finally found the place. I only had a matcha latte which was good and had marshmallows in it. If you want unique and authentic atmosphere away from the...