I visited for the first time before 1 pm on a weekday. There were about 2 groups of customers already there, and it seemed to be a dog-friendly cafe as there was someone enjoying coffee with their dog. The atmosphere of the cafe was tropical with a sense of openness, and it was a clean and cute cafe. The female owner was also very friendly. I was hungry, so I ordered the "Cuban sandwich" and a "cafe latte" from the lunch menu. The ham, meat, pickles, and cheese in the sandwich went perfectly together, and the bread was crispy. It was a hot sandwich just the way I like it. It was a cozy cafe where locals gather. Thank you for the meal.

A café located in a residential area of Kachidoki. I visited around 3pm on a weekend, and the entrance was open with a bright interior. The air conditioning was working well, keeping it cool inside. I ordered a Flat White for 550 yen, which was rich and delicious. It seemed like all the customers knew each other, chatting with the owner, giving a slightly outsider feeling. The seating is limited, so it's not really a place to linger alone and read.

I once got takeout from a cafe where the owners, a couple, had created the interior themselves. It's a rare find in the Kachidoki area, which lacks stylish cafes. I enjoyed a trendy iced cafe latte, settled the bill, and as I left, the owner greeted me with "Have a nice day." It lifted my spirits, even in the sweltering heat.

A coffee shop in Kachidoki. They offer sandwiches and scones. I had a berry cake and caramel latte, which were delicious. The owner is friendly and easy to talk to. The stylish interior is great for relaxing and chatting with friends. They also have a terrace where you can enjoy your coffee under the blue sky on a sunny day.

A cute cafe inspired by Kachidoki Bridge. The staff were very friendly and locals were gathering there. I ordered a cappuccino and it was delicious with fine foam.

You can experience an overseas atmosphere here. They serve coffee and light snacks. This is a rare stylish cafe in this area.