Glitch Coffee Osaka, celebrating its 1st anniversary, held an event with members from the Osaka store as well as additional help from Tokyo. They use unique drippers such as the Paragon, which uses a frozen ball to lock in the flavor of the coffee, and the Gina, a Smart Coffee Dripper that has won awards like the Good Design Award. We tried Guatemala's ROSMA and Colombia's La MARIA GEISHA SALPICON, both high-quality coffees with exceptional aftertastes. The red wine-like flavor of La MARIA was particularly outstanding. The atmosphere was lively with regular customers gathered for the 1st anniversary celebration at Glitch Coffee. Thank you for the wonderful experience!

The atmosphere of the shop and the staff's service were both wonderful. Although the prices were a bit high for a cafe, the attention to detail in the furniture and music inside the shop was lovely. When choosing a coffee, the staff explained everything carefully, from the flavors to how the coffee was brewed. I enjoyed the aroma of the freshly ground beans and had a great time savoring the coffee. I usually don't drink black coffee, but I was recommended a $10 coffee with a peach aroma, and it was so refreshing that I could drink it without adding sugar. This is a recommended place for those who want to spend a special time or indulge in a luxurious experience.

Coffee specialty store located on the 1st floor of Nakanoshima Festival Tower West. The store has a great sense of openness with large glass windows ✨✨ You can enjoy authentic coffee with a focus on beans here. The iced latte (Colombia ¥1000) and scone (Caramel Nut ¥400) were delicious. The staff will provide detailed information about the types of beans and flavors. The latte had a fruity flavor profile, with low acidity and bitterness, and a natural sweetness. The scone was delicious with plenty of bittersweet caramel and nuts. The moist cake-like texture was also excellent. The interior plays jazz music and offers a luxurious space where you can relax on stylish sofas and enjoy the view outside. Address: 3-2-4 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Nakanoshima Festival Tower West 1F Access: 97m from Watanabe Bridge Station

A coffee shop with the highest level of dedication. The eccentric staff will answer anything. Enjoy coffee made with unique equipment and refining methods. Prices are high, but the coffee service is unparalleled. A must-visit for coffee enthusiasts.

Today, I came to drink white wine instead of coffee. The staff explained the knowledge of coffee and white wine in detail, and then I had the opportunity to taste several types of coffee and white wine. The coffee shop is always incorporating new knowledge and techniques, and I was surprised to see that the equipment had changed since my last visit. I recommend this place to those who want to try cutting-edge coffee and to those who want to learn more about coffee and wine.

The designated place around 1:40 PM on July 21, 2023, was a very upscale café. The music playing from the stereo, the carefully selected coffee, and the prices were all quite high-end, making it difficult for me to visit alone. I would like to come again, but it's not easy. However, the coffee was truly delicious. It was a great meal. Thank you.

Antique furniture with a calm atmosphere. Hand-drip coffee with a choice of beans. Jazz music from vinyl records playing in high quality. The taste is also excellent. The place was bustling with foreign customers on this day. A healing place that makes you forget the hustle and bustle of the city. I had an iced cafe latte for 600 yen including tax.

I have been visiting the main store of this coffee shop more often lately, as I have had the chance to go there after work. The last time I went was around March, but the staff remembered me and greeted me with a warm hello! They recommended a hot coffee for me, which had a fruity and refreshing taste. It was delicious! I usually only come in the evenings on weekdays, so it's usually quite relaxed, but this time it was crowded, possibly due to the time (around 2 pm). I sat at the counter for the first time, and as someone who loves coffee shops, I enjoyed watching them brew the coffee. The staff even came to check if I liked the coffee and we had some nice conversations. I also enjoyed reading a book. Personally, I love the antique atmosphere of the shop, and it is my favorite coffee shop lately!

This is a trendy café often seen on Instagram, with stylish chairs. Coffee is the main focus, and the staff are refreshing and provide very detailed explanations, helping you choose the beans. It was delicious! However, it's quite pricey. The background music was a bit loud, making it hard to hear conversations.

--------------------------------《 GLITCH COFFEE OSAKA 》@glitch_coffee_osaka 1F Nakanoshima Festival Tower West, 3-2-4 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture Located near Watanabebashi Station Opening hours: 9:00-19:00 (regular hours) Counter and tables available -------------------------------- ~Osaka Edition~ This shop specializes in hand drip coffee, offering only lightly roasted beans. They have about 15 different options to choose from, and you can tell the staff your preferences or try a tasting flight. On this hot day, I chose a cafe latte. The spacious interior with high ceilings and stylish decor, along with the handsome staff, made the experience even better. I heard they also have a branch in Nagoya, so I'll definitely check it out. #OsakaCafe #Watanabebashi #WatanabebashiStation #GlitchCoffee

Glitch Coffee Osaka Nakanoshima □ Banana Bread □ Affogato Coffee Choose from coffee beans Cafe latte ☕️✨I had no idea what to order, but the staff explained it to me and recommended a sweet and easy-to-drink coffee. Even though I usually can't drink coffee, I could drink it here. The banana bread complemented the coffee perfectly. The luxurious furniture in the store was also cute. It's a bit pricey, but you can enjoy a luxurious cafe time.

Glitch coffee & roasters can be considered a top runner in cafes where you can enjoy lightly roasted coffee. Today, we compared three different types of coffee: ① natural process Geisha, ② gold grand cru washed Geisha, and ③ anaerobic Guatemalan coffee. Each one has a unique and completely different taste. In short, ① is fruity, ② has a more complex fruity flavor due to being fermented three times (with the third fermentation being anaerobic), and ③ has a cinnamon flavor. Around me, it seems like many people don't like acidic coffee, but they might be confusing oxidation with acidity. When brewing with lightly roasted beans, chlorogenic acid is extracted more, leading to a complex acidity and fruity taste. Roasting the beans deeper causes the chlorogenic acid to be lost, resulting in coffee with less acidity.

Second time visiting. Waiting for my friend to finish work so we can go out for drinks together. Last time we compared different coffee flavors in the summer. Today, I tried the hot latte for the first time. It was 1300 yen, but the aroma was amazing. It's apparently really busy on weekends, but it's relatively quiet on weekdays, so you can relax and enjoy. Just being here makes me happy. They play jazz music, creating a soothing atmosphere. It may be a bit pricey for a latte, but considering it's in a hotel lounge, it's actually quite affordable. I want to come here once a week. A friend who knows a lot about coffee told me that Colombian Geisha coffee is always expensive no matter where you drink it. And apparently, Geisha coffee is trending right now (according to a friend who works for a major food company). I thought it was because of the location being in a hotel on the first floor, but it seems like it's not just that. Makes sense now.

"GLITCH COFFEE OSAKA" is a sophisticated coffee shop located on the first floor of the Nakanoshima Festival Tower ☕️ The interior is stylishly designed in black, with antique furniture adding to the chic atmosphere. They serve specialty coffee with a light roast ☕️ Their emphasis on hand drip coffee and selling only lightly roasted beans is because they want to provide the taste of the origin. The coffee prices range from 700 yen to 2,500 yen, which may seem quite high, but the taste is exquisite.

The coffee shop on the first floor of Festival Tower is extremely stylish and the coffee is delicious. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and they will help you find the perfect coffee for you. Coffee enthusiasts should definitely visit this shop. Just be aware that it can get very cold in the winter, so make sure to dress warmly when you go (lol).

It was so sour! The staff was nice and explained everything carefully, even showing me how to make the drip coffee. I asked for a comparison of two different types based on my usual preferences, and they recommended Colombia and Costa Rica. Both were indeed as described, with a good aroma and taste, but they were too sour for me. Next time I'll ask for something with less acidity. I will definitely go back!

Nestled on the first floor of Nakanoshima Festival Tower West, south of Keihan Watanabe Bridge Station, is a specialty coffee shop. This cozy and stylish shop plays jazz music, creating a pleasant atmosphere. I discovered this hidden gem thanks to a lovely woman, as I would never have found it on my own. I reminisced about standing on the stage of the old Festival Hall about 5-6 times in the past and even sharing the same stage with the late Hiroji Tsuruta. When you visit this shop, the first step is to choose your coffee beans. With over 10 options available, it can be a tough decision. The shop specializes in light roasts, which posed a challenge for me as I prefer dark roasts. I opted for the Colombia El Paraiso (Lychee) priced at 1,000 yen (tax included). Despite being labeled as lychee-flavored, the initial aroma and taste resembled peaches, particularly white peaches. I couldn't detect the lychee flavor at all, perhaps due to my lack of sensitivity. The light roast brought out a pleasant acidity, resulting in a refreshing taste. I quickly finished the coffee, enjoying every sip. While the staff provided excellent service, I was a bit disappointed that despite being told I would be seated at a sofa once available, I ended up staying at the counter throughout my visit.

I wanted to visit the stylish cafe "GLITCH COFFEE Osaka". The space is filled with a sense of openness, antique sofas, tables, and interior. The stylish counter exudes sophistication from every angle. The high ceilings add a touch of grandeur while maintaining a sense of openness. However, I was disappointed that they only offer light roast coffee, as I prefer dark roast. Nonetheless, the coffee was smooth without any sharp acidity, making it enjoyable to drink. They serve the coffee in cute beakers. The coffee beans are lined up with clear labels of flavors, with each cup costing over 1000 yen. I recommend visiting during dusk when the atmosphere changes dramatically as the sun sets. The ambiance becomes even more charming as it gets darker, almost making you crave whiskey (if only they had a bar). The average age of customers is young, with many in their 20s.

I had been curious about this coffee shop and was looking forward to visiting. It is located on the first floor of a building, in a place I don't usually go to. The interior is calm with high ceilings, and I was lucky to find a spacious sofa seat by the window, which made me want to stay longer. Most of the customers were women, and the staff were all men. I ordered a cafe latte! They had a variety of beans, and I asked for the recommended Ethiopian blend. The glass was stylish and the taste and aroma were excellent. In terms of cost performance, it may be a bit on the higher side when considering the portion size, but I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal!

Visited during Saturday opening hours. There was one group of customers ahead of me. I chose my favorite seat first, then selected the beans at the counter and made the payment. The drip coffee prices vary depending on the beans, with a wide variety to choose from, making it a bit challenging. However, the staff kindly explained the options to me. I ordered the following: - Colombia El Paraiso / LYCHEE (1,000 yen) - Banana Bread (380 yen) The drip coffee, although a bit pricey, came in a beaker separate from the cup, providing enough for two servings. The coffee I had was fruity with a refreshing aftertaste, but I would like to try different varieties next time. The banana bread I had for breakfast was delicious. However, it was a bit sticky, so having a fork available would be helpful. The interior of the shop is open and airy with large windows, antique furniture, and record player for BGM, creating a lovely atmosphere.

On the final day of the Osaka Classic on September 10, the finale was performed by the Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of the renowned conductor, Hideji Oue. During my visit to Festival Tower West, I discovered a new café located under the elevator. I ordered an iced coffee for 850 yen and enjoyed it in a relaxed sofa seat, feeling quite luxurious. Although there are also comfortable seats on the 40th floor of this building where you can enjoy coffee, priced at 1,600 yen, the 850 yen option feels like a better deal. The coffee, whether from Colombia or Ethiopia, had a taste reminiscent of light roasting, as they only serve light roast coffee. It was delicious♪♪ Founded by owner Seiwa Suzuki, Glitch Coffee and Roasters opened in 2015 in Jimbocho as a specialty store for single-origin coffee with the concept of "spreading coffee culture from Japan to the world." They only offer single-origin light roast coffee that they are satisfied with, including a lineup of rare and unique options, some priced at an exorbitant 3,500 yen per cup. I ordered Colombia El Paraiso for 1,000 yen, Ethiopia Worka Sakaro W for 800 yen, and an Ice Drip for an additional 50 yen. With a receipt, you can get 200 yen off your second coffee, valid only for the day. Thank you for the delicious coffee.