Kyoto, Japan｜Kaze-to-Coffee Kissa Kazeko

Japanese-style specialty coffee shop. The owner roasts his own beans. Several of them—both blends and single-origins—are available for pour-over. The washed El Salvadorian was pleasant but a bit muddy. The quality is very good, though, for Kyoto. The cheesecake is delicious. (It is described as "Basque", probably because of the burnt top. However, the Graham cracker crust and the dense texture of the cheese body are reminiscent of New York cheesecake.) I also like the elegant, quiet atmosphere of the café—the perfect place to read a book and relax.

small shop with professional coffee brewery. english menu available, the service was perfect, the barista was very nice and explained the different coffee roast types for us. the interior looks cozy and we felt very welcomed♥️ i can recommend getting one of the house made desserts, all of them are very delicious! depending on the number of people you might need to be a little patient, we were five people at once and there was only one staff member, but i think this is a nice shop to sit and relax thank you for your hard work!

Very good coffee beans and delicious matcha cake. 🎂☕️🍵🫖 In terms of structure, it reminded me of Berlin, basically a residential building that was converted into a coffee shop. That's why there's a nice room in the back that used to be a living room. Very skilfully furnished alternatively. Super experience! Definitely to recommend.