You can only experience Colombian coffee at this specialty store because it only offers Colombian coffee. By narrowing down the options to just Colombia, it allows for a new way of comparison. The coffee ranks as the highest quality specialty coffee only. The approach as a coffee shop and the established position in the city make it appealing to everyone. Regular customers and foreign travelers mix together, making it suitable for daily use. It's a place you'd want to visit every day. It's a cost-effective shop to buy coffee beans.

A third-wave cafe. The waitress speaks fluent English and I find it a bit bothersome, so I respond in English too. The other staff member, a Korean guy, is fluent in Korean. They communicate in Korean about our order of three drinks, saying that one more person will join later. The Korean guy enjoys an iced Americano at this third-wave cafe. I'm in a Korean mood, sipping on a slightly pricey Geisha coffee and relaxing.

◆Turning a chocolate chunk cookie into an excellent dish, the cookie had a crispy yet moist texture with melted chocolate that was sweet and gooey. It paired well with a gentle and milky flat white coffee.◆Menu this time: Chocolate Chunk Cookie, Flat White (morning) for 990 yen per person.◆Enjoyment of this shop: A specialty coffee shop focused on Colombian coffee.◆Order: The Chocolate Chunk Cookie was 330 yen, and the Flat White was 600 yen.◆Source of information: Found on Instagram, thank you for the meal~

A cozy café with friendly staff, offering delicious coffee and a menu with a European touch. It's popular among foreigners, and the atmosphere is great. The Basque cheesecake made by a French chef is incredibly tasty. Plus, all the staff speak English, making it an international café experience.

Not only is the Colombian coffee delicious, but the French toast for breakfast is also of high quality, allowing you to start your day happily. The price is around ¥1,600 for a full size (2 slices of French toast) and around ¥1,300 for a half size (1 slice of French toast), so the full size is recommended.

This is a wonderful cafe that focuses on Colombian coffee. The staff can speak English and Spanish, so there are many foreign customers. The atmosphere is great and stylish, making it a great spot for a date. The coffee is all Colombian and of very high quality, with careful extraction, making it truly delicious.

A cafe located in Honmachi on the Sakaisuji Line. It is cozy and the staff are very polite. It is easy to visit alone and they have a few dessert options which is nice. I had a flat white and Basque cheesecake. It was a pleasant surprise to see flat white on the menu as not many places offer it! The Basque cheesecake was moist and rich, very delicious. All the coffee served is specialty Colombian coffee and they also sell beans. I would love to visit again when I am in the area. ♡

I often pass by this place, but finally decided to visit. I came here for the sweets, but on this day they only had cookies, canelés, and basque cheesecake. Maybe it depends on the day. I ordered a hot café latte for 550 yen and a canelé for 380 yen. The canelé was relatively large, not very crispy, and moist inside but not gooey. The café latte was creamy with no acidity, just delicious. It seems like a popular spot for regulars and acquaintances, as everyone seemed to be speaking in English for some reason. It felt like an English conversation café... Some awkward English conversations were making me uncomfortable (;´∀`). Overall, the variety of sweets seems limited on regular days. It might be better to check their Instagram for any special items. Actually, it's more of a coffee shop. Thank you for the meal.

I casually dropped by a stylish coffee shop! I usually drink black coffee, so I was happy to be able to choose the beans ☕️ I hadn't eaten anything, so I ordered quiche and cheesecake! The cheesecake was especially delicious~ The staff were friendly and smiling, so it seems like they have many regular customers!

I visited this place when I went to Osaka for the first time in a while in February 2022 for some errands. I chose this place because it accepts T-Point and is a place where I can casually stop by alone while running errands. The restaurant is located under the highway with the scenery of the Senba Center Building lined up. Although the reservation from Tabelog was for takeout, when I arrived at the restaurant, they allowed me to use my points for dining in as there were seats available that day. The owner, a young man with bright blonde hair, was friendly, cheerful, and easy to talk to, creating a welcoming atmosphere for solo diners. The restaurant itself had a bright and casual atmosphere, which left a good impression on me. They serve only specialty-grade Colombian coffee, and although there were various options, I chose the recommended coffee of the day. The dessert menu included Basque cheesecake, coffee canelé, chocolate chunk cookie, and more. Considering my schedule, I chose the canelé. The coffee of the day was Casdaglijo from Colombia, with a refreshing taste, mild acidity, and light bitterness, with a citrusy aroma, as explained by the owner. The coffee canelé had a lightly crispy exterior and a creamy and moist interior, offering a unique twist from the traditional chewy type. It had a moderate sweetness and a smooth flavor. The owner shared some details about the roasting process, flavor, and acidity balance of the coffee. They mentioned that all the sweets in the shop are homemade. The owner's friendly demeanor made me feel that it would be very comfortable to become a regular customer. Their farewell message, "Please visit us again!" was very heartwarming. Although it may be difficult to revisit soon, I had a great time in Osaka after a long time, and I definitely want to go back someday. If I can visit the Senba area next time, I would love to stop by for coffee again. I would like to try other pastries next time.

This is a cafe located in Honmachi specializing in Colombian coffee and specialty coffee! The shop has a cozy atmosphere, making it very easy for solo customers to visit. I have been there three times, each time alone, and most of the customers were also solo. It's highly recommended for those who want to relax and take their time! Personally, I love their Basque cheesecake and I highly recommend it! - Basque Cheesecake ¥650 - Cafe Latte ¥550 Their Basque cheesecake is rich and creamy, with a refreshing touch of lemon zest on top that makes it irresistible! The staff here are all friendly and easy to talk to, creating a warm atmosphere in the shop. It's welcoming for first-time visitors and you can easily visit alone without feeling self-conscious. A shop where the staff warmly welcome you is a place you would want to visit again and again. Definitely give it a try!

［#Hommachi #Cafe #Busti］【Foodie's Thoughts🍴】This time, I visited CAFE TALES. Here, you can enjoy authentic coffee☕️ from Colombia. The staff will also tell you about the producers. The Busti I ordered was refreshing with a hint of lemon, making it easy to eat. And the chocolate cookie was delicious. It's like the ultimate Country Ma'am, if that makes sense. The staff is friendly and funny, making everyone who visits the shop smile.---------------------------------------【Store Information】➡️ Details on the last page!!Store Name: CAFE TALESAddress: 2-5-19 Kyutarocho, Chuo-ku, Osaka CityBusiness Hours: 9:00-18:00Closed on: Sundays---------------------------------------【#】#CafeTales#cafetales#OsakaGourmet#OsakaLunch#OsakaCafe#OsakaMorning#HommachiGourmet#HommachiLunch#HommachiCafe#HommachiMorning#Foodie@hommachiblog

When I went to Honmachi, I casually stopped by to pass the time. I was craving something sweet, so I saw they had cheesecake, chocolate chunk cookies, and coffee canelé. They all looked delicious, so I had a hard time deciding, but I ended up ordering the cheesecake and cookies. The cookies were crunchy like granola, and the cheesecake had a slightly firm texture without being too rich. It was delicious! The shop is small, but the staff were all very friendly and the place was bustling with regular customers. I would definitely stop by again when I go to Honmachi next time.

The coffee was delicious, and the canelé was also delicious. When I posted a review on Google, they responded quickly with a thank you! They also offered cookie service. The staff's atmosphere was pleasant. The only thing that bothered me was that they were talking to regular customers the whole time, which might bother new customers. If I'm nearby, I think I'll come back again.

I parked at a nearby parking lot and went inside the restaurant. There were interesting decorations like unique objects. They also had sweet treats like cookies on the menu. I had a café latte, which was delicious with a good balance of bitterness and milk.

I got off at Honmachi on the Midosuji Line of the subway, but ended up walking in the opposite direction and walked about three times as much. I finally arrived at the Columbia cafe aiming for Geisha coffee. I received a coffee bean business card. As expected, Geisha coffee is delicious and its fruity flavor deepens over time. The staff were friendly and the character designs were cute. When I asked about the coffee bean mascot's body, the staff replied, "Please don't ask." It was a fun coffee time with a touch of comedy from the morning.

I went on a business trip to Honcho! It was a hot day, and I got tired just from walking a little, so I happened to find this shop. It's a specialty store for Colombian coffee. The shop is small but has a stylish and cozy atmosphere with white as the main color. I ordered a Flat White (iced) and Basque Cheesecake. The Flat White, which is based on espresso, has a strong bitterness and a refreshing taste. The Basque Cheesecake was perfect with the bitterness of the espresso. The owner's smile and gentle atmosphere create a pleasant space. It's a wonderful shop that is easy to use even for one person!

I had some errands at Funabashi Post Office and on my way there, I found this shop. The interior was stylish and they even had a seating area. It was full that day, so I decided to just buy some coffee beans to take home. They had a set where you could choose 3 types of coffee beans to try, so I expressed my interest in buying that. The owner kindly explained about the beans they had, which seemed to be relatively lightly roasted. I usually prefer dark roasted beans, but I ended up buying a type of beans that I don't usually go for while listening to the owner's explanation. Despite being lightly roasted, the coffee beans had a nice aroma and a balanced bitterness. It was really delicious.

I visited the cafe for their specialty coffee and morning meal. I had a muffin (strawberry and blueberry), toast, and coffee. They offered a drip coffee that matched my flavor preference. There were many regular customers visiting as well. The muffin was warmed up, but the inside was a bit cold, which was disappointing. The service was polite and the atmosphere was calm. It was a nice place. Thank you for the meal!

The Colombian specialty store has a great focus on their coffee beans, which taste delicious. The staff are very friendly and even offer free refills. They also sell cheesecakes made in-store, which are worth trying. I'm curious about their coffee beans for sale, so I definitely want to buy some next time.