Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan｜珈琲鳴館 八王子店

Coffee bean roaster with a small (3 table) eat-in. I had the ice coffee of the day with jam scone, freshly baked on the premises. Both were delicious. Atmosphere was rather pleasant, and although the other two tables were also full, everyone was observing mask etiquette. Minus points were there was no greetings on entering, not even passing a menu, and they served each table in strict order, not taking our order until the other two parties had been served, but we weren't in a rush so we weren't bothered. Also cash only!

I stopped by to eat pancakes. I had pancakes and cold brew coffee. Pancakes have a soft, spongy texture similar to cakes. It's so soft that it almost falls apart when you put a knife into it, and you can enjoy a variety of flavors such as butter, fresh cream, and coffee sauce. The cold-brew coffee, which is only available during the summer, is a dish that allows you to enjoy the aroma while retaining a faint bitterness.

I tried the cafe au lait and it had a very nice coffee aroma and was delicious. The price is also reasonable at 380 yen, and above all, I'm grateful to have a store like this near my home. I would like to come and have a proper coffee next time.