Hino, Shiga, Japan｜Raccoya

This old folk house welcomes you with the aroma of coffee beans being dried in front of the store and the spicy aroma coming from inside the store. This is one of my favorite cafes where you can also buy coffee beans. There are many delicious menu items such as hashed beef and pancakes made with Dinkel wheat, so you'll want to stop by. The coffee is also delicious, so we recommend just visiting the cafe. We often saw customers with children and seemed to be having a good time. The atmosphere of the shop was good and I felt very comfortable.

I stopped by a cafe on the way back from Hinogawa Dam. I was surprised to see the number of fashionable shops increasing in Hino. Hino was just an image of Blume Hill (^_^;) I was surprised to see it flourishing. I visited Rakkoya-san in the place where I entered the old town. The parking lot next to the store was narrow. The road is narrow, so please be careful! The interior of the restaurant has a good atmosphere of an old private house, and there are 4 Japanese-style rooms with tatami mats, and there are chair seats, counter seats, and table seats. I got the tomato ginger curry. It seems that it can also be done in Omori. Even the regular size is small, so I think it's not enough. There are only 3 types of lunch menu. The salad dressing was also delicious. After the meal, I got a pancake made with ancient wheat~!! excerpt below "A pancake made with 100% ancient wheat (Dinkel wheat) from Hino Town. It's completely different from the fluffy hotcakes you usually eat! It has a rough texture, but it has a unique nut-like richness, and the more you chew, the more the flavor gradually spreads. It is baked after the order is placed, so it will take some time before it is served, but it is a gem that you can enjoy the umami of the ancient wheat harvested in Hino as it is, which can only be tasted here.” It was really fragrant and delicious. I ate half with butter and half with honey. It's a hot cake that makes you want to eat it again. Takeout sweets are also available. The works of ceramic artists are also exhibited and sold. There are coffee beans, miscellaneous goods, books, etc., so you can really relax. I was healed in the warm shop ~!! Payment can be made in cash or electronic money.

It was quietly located in the quaint Omi merchant town. The aroma of roasted beans wafted in the back alley of the store. When you enter the store, you will be surrounded by an even more refined and sweet aroma. I was guided by a staff member with a bright and gentle atmosphere, and enjoyed coffee and cake in a quiet space that felt like returning home. It's a slow time, and the setting sun shining in from outside makes you sleepy. I instinctively knew that this was a restaurant I liked, so I ordered some drip coffee to take home before I tried it inside. As the timing was perfect, we also received some delicious geisha and pumpkin cake. I wish I had a cafe like this, but I'm sure I'll visit it again. The surrounding roads are narrow so please be careful. There were two parking lots.