Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜Bon Coin COFFEE

Visited around 12:00 on weekdays. You cannot eat or drink inside the restaurant, and there are only three seats on the terrace. When I arrived, all the terrace seats were empty. Maybe it was because it was hot in July. It seems that you can also take out cakes and coffee. In addition to coffee beans, cakes, and baked goods, We sell iced coffee, etc. in stools. I had Mandhelin's iced coffee on the terrace. There were two types of iced coffee: light roasted and dark roasted. It's close to the station, so I plan to visit again.

Assorted coffee in drip packs and iced coffee in stylish bottles make perfect gifts. It has become a standard gift as it is sure to please everyone. I think sweets such as cakes and baked goods are the most delicious at Maruyamadai.

I searched on the web and came to the store. I bought coffee beans. There are two types: caffeine-free and Maruyamadai blend. There are not many types of beans, but there are about 5 types of original blends. You can purchase it starting from 100g and it comes in a cute package. Of course, this is a package specifically designed for coffee beans, with air holes in mind for preservation. First, I received the caffeine-free (Guatemala). Although the roast is a little dark, the handle is very light when milling the beans, perhaps due to the fact that they are fresh and well-roasted. The dripping powder will also swell enough during the steaming stage. Depending on the store, the beans don't expand that much, but this store seems to manage their beans very well. I tried it and it was very delicious. The price is quite high. I think it's good to think that the price is more than twice the price of coffee beans at a certain major food store. However, it was content that I thought it was okay to put out this much. The eat-in portion will have 2 tables outside on the terrace and 4 seats inside. They also have desserts, and it looks like they are considering collaborations with coffee. I had a very good impression of it. Of course, you can also take it home. It seems that coffee-related items are also available as gifts, and they seem to be putting a lot of effort into that as well. When I went there, there were 4 or 5 customers around 2pm on a Saturday, and there were 2 staff members serving them, and they served them politely. I think I want to go again. PS: Last time we had 2 tables on the terrace, but there were also 2 tables and 4 seats inside. Edited and corrected. It also seems to be relatively empty around 11am on weekdays (Thursdays).