This cafe has a unique atmosphere that is rare in this area. At first glance, it may seem a bit intimidating to enter, but once inside, you will be greeted by stylish lighting hanging over the counter seats. The rows of alcohol bottles and dishes lined up on the counter are visually appealing and create a nice ambiance. The drum set placed in the back of the store and the guitars hanging on the wall also add to the cool vibe of the place. If you love musical instruments, you will feel compelled to take a closer look at each one. Although it may seem daunting at first, if you muster the courage to sit at the counter seats, the master and the owner will warmly engage in conversation with you. When you mention your preferred coffee, the master and owner will suggest the best beans for you. Coffee lovers may enjoy consulting with them to find their perfect cup. In addition to the counter seats, there are also several tables in the store, so those who prefer to quietly relax may opt for a table instead. Now, onto the most important part - the taste of the food and drinks. The coffee here is highly recommended as they use lightly roasted coffee beans, resulting in a smooth taste without any strange bitterness or harsh aftertaste. Even those who usually find coffee too bitter may enjoy the coffee here. The flavor is not weak either. I initially found the taste to be "strange," but before I knew it, I had finished my first cup and ordered a second. This was my first time trying coffee made from lightly roasted beans at this cafe, and I was instantly hooked. Since it's rare to find a cafe that serves coffee made from lightly roasted beans, coffee enthusiasts may find it worth a visit. As for the food, every dish is flavorful and satisfying. The portions are generous, unlike the typical cafe dishes that often leave you feeling unsatisfied. While there are many menu options, the rice dishes are generally hearty, with a slightly rich flavor and ample portion sizes. If you're looking for a hearty meal, I personally recommend the omurice! The stylish and hearty omurice topped with plenty of demi-glace sauce is a must-try. The pasta dishes feature thin noodles and are relatively light in flavor, despite the portion size. The basil toast that comes with the pasta pairs well with each dish and is delicious. If you're still craving more after your meal or prefer a light snack, I recommend the pizza. While the taste is nothing extraordinary, the size is just right for one to two people as a light snack. This cafe offers a unique style that is not commonly found in the area, making it a refreshing change from family restaurants or izakayas. If you visit during lunchtime, you may even catch a glimpse of Scotch, the adorable dog owned by the master and owner, who is often outside. Dog lovers may find comfort in watching Scotch and enjoying his presence.

In late May, I revisited this cafe that I personally really liked after seeing the rapeseed flowers. It was around 2 pm when my partner and I arrived. There was one customer at the counter, who seemed to be a regular, chatting with the owner. I was a bit hungry, so I ordered a pizza toast while my partner ordered a honey toast. The pizza toast was very simple but surprisingly delicious. The honey toast had delicious honey and came with butter, but my partner preferred to eat it with just honey. I also tried their coffee for the first time, and it was a delicious light roast with a distinct flavor. I look forward to visiting again. In mid-May, a friend from Sapporo took me to this cafe in Sapporo. When we entered, there were no other customers, just a lady who seemed like the owner behind the counter. The interior was filled with guitars, drum sets, speakers, and more. The menu was surprisingly extensive, offering various coffee bean options, juices, smoothies, floats, spaghetti, pizza, rice dishes, and desserts like ice cream. I ordered a honey lemon squash and a cup of soft serve ice cream, while my friend had mayo bacon pasta and a cassis smoothie. The lemon squash was refreshing with a nice hint of honey, and the smoothie was not too sweet and very tasty. The soft serve ice cream was served in a beautiful silver cup, simple and delicious. The pasta came with a small salad, which was a nice touch. We chatted with the lady for a while until the owner, who seemed to be the master, appeared. We had a great time chatting with both of them. Although the cafe may not look trendy at first glance, we ended up really liking it. The menu is not overly fancy, but it offers a variety of options, and the cafe is open late, so I definitely want to come back. They also have affordable lunch sets available.