CAFE TALES — Restaurant in Osaka

CAFE TALES- Where Colombian Roast Meets Japanese Hospitality.

As a coffee enthusiast traversing the bustling streets of Osaka, stumbling upon Café Tales was a stroke of serendipity.

From the moment I stepped inside, I was enveloped in an ambiance that felt like a warm embrace. The hosts, Mari, Yuya, Satoshi and Kadzudo with their radiant smiles and genuine kindness, exuded a charm that instantly made each morning special. Their unwavering hospitality transformed a simple coffee break into a cherished ritual, leaving an indelible mark on my heart.

As I bid farewell to Café Tales, a piece of my heart remained behind, intertwined with the memories of laughter and countless cups of exquisite coffee. To the hosts who made each moment unforgettable, I extend my deepest gratitude. Thank you for creating the beat memories and for leaving your mark on my soul. Until we meet again, Café Tales will always hold a special place in my heart.

Big thank you to Mari, Yuya, Satoshi...

I always make it a point to book my hotels near good cafés—because nothing starts my day better than a great cup of coffee and a warm, soulful breakfast. Cafe Tales didn’t just meet my expectations—it elevated my morning.

The flat white was perfectly pulled, smooth and comforting. I had the savoury French toast, topped with a sunny-side-up egg and served with juicy sausages and crisp greens. The toast was pillowy soft — comforting yet indulgent.

Couldn’t resist trying the fruit French toast too, which came with a generous helping of fresh fruits. A lighter, refreshing option—especially satisfying with the dollop of cream on the side.

The sunlight streaming through the café windows, the calming setup with books and plants—it’s the kind of place you’d want to linger at, not rush through.

If you’re a fellow café hopper like me, Cafe Tales is a must-stop. It doesn’t just serve breakfast—it sets the tone for...

We ate at Cafe Tales this morning and had an amazing experience! Keep in mind that the cafe is fairly small (~5 tables) and each table can seat 2 each, so our party of 4 sat separately. That being said everything else was incredible! The staff was very friendly and the interior of the cafe had a very inviting ambiance. We noticed a lot of regulars passing by and a very warm rapport between them and the staff :) We ordered the savory and sweet French toasts along with hand drip coffee and Colombian cocoa. Everything was delicious, the French toast was a 30 min wait but it was SO worth it! So yummy. Another bonus was that they have the farms + farm owners + their stories up on the wall and they give you a little card with a blurb about the farmers when you order the drip coffee. A lot of love has clearly been poured into this cafe....