Sayo, Hyogo, Japan｜Cafe Armo+

I happened to stop by a coffee shop while driving around. The coffee was delicious, just as it looked from the outside. It was lunchtime, but I chose homemade pudding waffles as a sweet alternative to the bitterness. Impression of a waffle fan. Lunch also consisted mainly of pasta, pizza, and so-called light meals. It was served with a cube-shaped chewy pudding and a waffle with ice cream in the middle. It has a moderate sweetness and just the right amount of bitterness. Cafes around here don't have a lot of coffee choices, so you can enjoy several types of aromas and flavors. Recommended for its quiet atmosphere. Apparently they also sell beans, but they were sold out when I visited. You can enjoy it at home too.

On my way back from the countryside, I got off near the Interchange and stopped by. You can choose from a variety of seasonal waffles and fruit-based waffles. The interior of the store has a relaxing atmosphere with brickwork and antique furniture. There are lots of cute cups lined up in the kitchen and on the walls, so it's a great shop for tableware lovers.

I stopped by on a Sunday morning after 9:30 a.m. for a walking trip along the Himeshin Line. I found it on the way from Kozuki to Sayo. It was better than the reviews. The roasted coffee was really delicious. Also, the yuzu waffles and Ogura waffles I received were extremely delicious. However, even though it was so delicious, I was surprised that the Guatemalan coffee and milk tea cost just over ¥2,000. However, when I went by car around 11:30, the parking lot was full. I definitely want to go during snack time next time.