This coffee shop is such a gem! You take your shoes off as you enter the warm and inviting space. There are a ton of beans to choose from and they make all the food and desserts in house. Theres a designated parking lot and you can pay with a credit card. The shop also promotes local artists and bakers (these items have to be purchased with cash). I picked up a bunch of cute hand drawn postcards and a pastry.
The coffee was incredible (I tried the cold brew and the Arabica Majalaya). I ordered the spaghetti - I heard the owner peel and chopped the veggies behind the bar and it’s a special feeling to witness your food being made with so much care. The dessert was half a fig wrapped in cocoa sponge cake and cream… and it was light and delicious!
The owner was so kind and fun to chat with. He shared a bunch of great restaurants to try and has convinced me to return in the winter for the ski season!
What a lovely experience visiting here after...
Read moreSince the hotel breakfast wasn’t filling, I immediately searched for the nearest café after leaving. Stepping into this place, I was amazed—the view from the café is absolutely stunning! The owner has managed the space beautifully, keeping everything neat and cozy. They also roast their own specialty coffee beans, which adds to the charm. I really enjoy spending time in such a warm and inviting café. Oh, and a thoughtful touch—the café has a dedicated play area for kids and well-equipped restroom facilities, making it convenient for parents to...
Read moreThis is my favorite coffee shop in the area. Beans are roasted daily on-site. Many varieties are available for purchase, either as whole beans or ground, or as fresh brewed by the cup. Espresso and latte are also available on request. (His latte are the best I've ever had.) Snacks and light meals are also available. It's in a countryside setting with a beautiful view of the Tokachi Range. Both Japanese and...
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