Ome, Tokyo, Japan｜長澤珈琲

There is a parking lot in front of the store. This is a coffee shop with a nice appearance. When you enter the store, the first thing you will notice is the pleasant smell of coffee. With ample seating at the counter and tables, everything is stylish and captivating. The warmth and scent of wood will soothe you wherever you look, from the wallpaper to the cups. The roasting method is explained on the menu, so you can order according to your preference. They will treat you with expensive cups and pots. Easy to drink even if you don't like black. If you proceed a little further, you can choose the master's homemade jam, toast or yogurt. I had a wonderful time as an adult.

I was overwhelmed and fell in love with the over 300 wonderful cups. Anyway, I suddenly saw many rare types of cups from KPM, which are amazing brands, and I couldn't help but be more impressed than the azaleas at Shiofune Kannonji Temple, which are in full bloom right now! I almost screamed. And the hospitality of the owner. Since it's a coffee shop, there's no food available, but it was great to have a choice of toast (it's elaborate) and yogurt. This is a store I definitely want to go to again.

It's a quiet and relaxing interior with a light Simon & Garfunkel vibe. The friendly master and his wife will talk to you about coffee. He lived a life devoted to coffee, building his own roasting machine while working as an office worker, and opened the store after fulfilling his dream. You can enjoy a cup of your choice. To accompany the coffee, they offered homemade jam on toast or yogurt. Unfortunately, the toast was out of stock, so I received today's limited edition potato butter. The jam was supposed to be offered in your choice of flavor, but I was happy to receive all kinds of jam. We had a great time. There are 4 parking spaces in front of the store, but it may be a little small if you are a large customer. It's close to Shiofune Kannon, so I think it's a good place to accompany your worship. Since the store has a Japanese-style appearance, many people mistake it for a soba restaurant (lol).