The area around Kyoto Station is a cafe paradise. There are many cafes with reasonable prices, making it a great place for coffee lovers. I found a cafe with the cheapest coffee prices in the area, starting from 280 yen for an iced coffee. The cafe may not look like much from the outside, but it's a hidden gem. You can easily find a seat without any hassle. The hot coffee is delicious, almost as good as a famous brand, while the iced coffee is also enjoyable. I had a morning coffee, two lunches (ramen and tonkatsu), and bought some souvenirs (bread and Japanese sweets). Now, I'm heading to my third lunch spot. I'm quite busy (with my stomach), but I'm enjoying the food adventure. After resetting my stomach with coffee, I'm starting to feel sleepy, but I'm ready for the final lunch battle. I might even be able to go to a fourth spot since I skipped breakfast. Overall, I'm satisfied and ready for the next meal. Thank you for the feast!

I came to Kyoto Station for my regular check-up and decided to have a light meal here while waiting for my blood test results. I ordered the morning set with a hot sandwich A and iced tea. The toast was delicious with the perfect combination of cheese and tuna. The iced tea was also good, especially since they had a zero-calorie syrup option. The restaurant was spacious with plenty of seats, and despite being in front of Kyoto Station, it had a relaxed atmosphere. I think it would be a nice place to stop by for a light tea or snack.

Located just a 3-minute walk from JR Kyoto Station, this restaurant has no parking. I often use this place for breaks or to pass the time. I visited at night after a long time. It's not as crowded as during the day, but it's become an oasis for salarymen and students. I ordered an iced coffee for 280 yen tax included, but I exchanged points I had accumulated through the app for a coupon. With this coupon, I got a 100 yen discount, so it only cost me 180 yen tax included. A good deal! The coffee had a classic taste, a bit on the bitter side today. A nice little break. A really convenient place to visit.

This is in Kyoto. On the Shijo-dori side of JR Kyoto Station, there is a shop here. I missed breakfast, so I came here for a morning set. Inside the shop, I found a delicious hot toast sandwich set!! However, there were two options, one with tuna and cheddar cheese, and the other with ham and mozzarella. It was a tough choice. While waiting in line at the register, I was still undecided. When it was suddenly my turn, I blurted out ham & cheese. I ordered an iced coffee and waited a bit off to the side. When I unwrapped the large paper-wrapped roast ham toast sandwich, I saw the melted cheese overflowing from the cut side, looking very delicious. I found a seat, took a bite into the melty cheese and ham on the crispy toast, and it was delicious. It was a classic but satisfyingly tasty combination. The iced coffee was also good. Next time, I might try the tuna. The staff were a mix of friendly and not so friendly.

The area around Kyoto Station is always crowded with people around noon, even on weekdays. I wanted to grab lunch before going to the eye clinic, and after walking around, I finally found a place called Veloce facing Shio-koji Street in front of Kyoto Station. I had been wanting to try it out for a while. The restaurant had plenty of seating, so I was able to get in without waiting. It was towards the end of the 12 o'clock hour, so there were families, friends, couples, colleagues, and even people dining alone. I ordered a Japanese-style pasta and coffee, and it was delicious. It might be nice to visit for tea and sweets during the midday hours.

The location is excellent, making it a great ally for businessmen and women. The coffee itself has a very good aroma that spreads throughout the store. The interior is filled with a relaxing atmosphere, although there are no seats available. I will take the cafe latte to go, which has become a staple. The creamy milk adds to the deliciousness of the latte.

Today, the restaurant was incredibly crowded! Although I was able to find a seat, it was almost full. I ordered my usual hot coffee and tuna egg sandwich. Unfortunately, the Wi-Fi, which is usually available, was not working today... a bit disappointing day (lol).

Located a 3-minute walk from JR Kyoto Station, this restaurant is conveniently situated near Kyoto Central Post Office. There is no parking available. I always find this place convenient for time adjustments and breaks. During a weekday at an odd hour, the place was quite busy. I finally secured a seat by the window counter and reserved it with a pocket tissue. I then ordered a hot coffee, using the points I had accumulated on the app to get a ¥100 discount. I could enjoy a cup of coffee for ¥150 including tax, which was truly appreciated. The taste was well-balanced with bitterness and acidity, offering a mild flavor. The serving size was generous. I look forward to visiting again.

The facilities around Kyoto Station are always crowded, whether it's a weekday or a weekend. Whenever I feel tired and want to take a break, I always struggle to find a place to relax. However, this place seems to be the perfect spot as I never get turned away due to it being full or have to wait in line. The sandwiches here are small in size, which makes them easy to eat and perfect for a quick meal. Plus, there are outlets available to charge my phone, which is very convenient.

Located right in front of Kyoto Station, Veloce is a spacious cafe that is very convenient for its size. It's much larger inside than it appears from the outside. The seating is ample, and you won't have to wait long for a table unless there are large groups of tourists. This time, I ordered the Kaiser sandwich and BLT for breakfast, which only cost 480 yen. The coffee had a smooth flavor, not too strong or bitter. It was enjoyable, although served slightly lukewarm. The Kaiser sandwich had a sweet bread with a lack of crispiness on the outside. I wish the bacon had been cooked a bit longer for a more savory taste. Nevertheless, considering the location, size, and price, it was a very welcome find in the morning!

Just a short walk from JR Kyoto Station, this shop is located right next to Kyoto Chuo Post Office. There is no parking available. As I walked by, the enticing photo of iced coffee caught my eye and drew me into the shop. Despite it being a weekday, the place was crowded with most seats taken. I managed to secure a seat and used 1000 points I had saved up on the app for a 100 yen discount. With the iced coffee priced at 250 yen including tax, I paid 150 yen and sat at the counter by the window. The mornings and evenings have started to cool down, but iced coffee still tastes great during the day. I wonder if I should try a hot coffee on my next visit when the weather gets colder.

Our shop is located in front of JR Kyoto Station. There is no parking lot. It is conveniently located and is a popular spot for a break. If you download the Veloce app and challenge the scratch once a day, you can earn a few points each time. When you accumulate 1000 points, you get a 100 yen discount on drinks. The regular size iced coffee I ordered is 250 yen including tax, so I was able to drink it for 150 yen including tax. It may be a bit light, but I like the well-balanced bitterness and acidity of the taste. You can also charge your devices and stay as long as you like. I will definitely visit again.

I stopped by before visiting a nearby customer. There are many stylish cafes in front of Kyoto Station, which is a tourist spot, but I feel that there are few places where business people can stop by and work remotely. Among them, this place has a good location. It's hot outside, so I'm grateful that this place exists! I drank too much coffee in the morning and felt sick, so I had a refreshing iced tea. It was easy to drink and delicious.

Cafe Veloce Kyoto Station Front is a cafe located a 5-7 minute walk from Kyoto Station. It is a spacious and convenient cafe with Wi-Fi and power outlets available, making it a great place to work. The cafe is open from 6:30 am to 11 pm, making it a convenient spot to visit any time of day. I ordered the popular iced tea, which was reasonably priced at 250 yen. If you're looking for a cafe where you can relax and work around Kyoto Station, be sure to check this place out. Thank you for the meal!

Located just a 3-minute walk from JR Kyoto Station, this shop is right next to Kyoto Chuo Post Office. There is no parking available. Being so close to the station, it offers affordable coffee, making it convenient for various occasions such as taking a break or adjusting your schedule. The interior has counter seats and table seats, and you can charge your devices at each seat, so many people stay for a long time working on their laptops or phones. I ordered an iced coffee for 250 yen including tax at the order counter and took it to the counter seat. I was able to relax as usual. The coffee tasted decent. Finally, I returned the dishes myself and said thank you for the meal. I will definitely visit again.

I went to a store on the north street near the post office on the west side after passing through the ticket gate at Kyoto Station. It was a familiar chain, so I decided to go in. However, to my surprise, it turned out to be a non-smoking store. I quickly drank my coffee and left. It's important to be careful and not make assumptions.

I ordered the Hot Yuzu Karin, which seemed to be a limited-time item on the new menu. It came with a lemon on the side, adding a nice balance of acidity and sweetness that warmed me up on a cold day. The staff recommended mixing it well before drinking, so I followed their advice and enjoyed it thoroughly.

I revisited at around 8:45 am on a Saturday in December 2020. Since the breakfast place I had in mind was closed, I ended up having breakfast at this Bellanger. I ordered the Morning Set B (Kaiser sandwich with scrambled eggs and bacon) with a choice of drink, which cost 440 yen (tax included). I chose the blend coffee. The Kaiser sandwich was quite good. I enjoyed a relaxing morning time here. Thank you for the meal.

I went into a bakery inside Kyoto Station building early in the morning to buy a limited edition item. After purchasing the bread, I found a coffee shop and decided to take a break. I had a hot coffee and my wife had a hot tea. The shop was spacious and comfortable, with many customers carrying suitcases. The coffee and tea were average but decent, and the prices were affordable. It's a convenient place to relax. I wonder if it's a franchise since I haven't seen this shop in Nagoya. I'll definitely visit again when I come back to Kyoto Station.

Inside the store, there is easy-listening background music. Next to the counter, there are various types of bread displayed. There are three types of morning sets available: Kaiser sandwich, scrambled eggs and bacon set. I ordered a coffee to go with my meal. There are counter seats and table seats available. I sat at the counter seat and ordered the Kaiser sandwich and scrambled eggs and bacon set. The Kaiser buns were crispy on the outside with a nice sear, and inside there was creamy scrambled eggs, bacon, and vegetables. I enjoyed my meal in a relaxing atmosphere. Next time, I plan to try the Kaiser toast set.