Takahagi, Ibaraki, Japan｜ハニービーカフェ

Really cozy cafe with lots of books, knickknacks, and teas! The menu includes breakfast food and a few other lunch items. The staff was friendly. Highly recommend!

The store has a quiet atmosphere The set of coffee, tea and sweets was a good deal. The muffins are so delicious! The staff kindly explained the menu items that I couldn't understand just by looking at them. There is a cat at the entrance of the store

A book cafe on Hananuki Highway on the way to Hananuki Dam in Takahagi. Although the signboard is small, I think it is easy to understand because it is a stylish red building. At first glance, the name looks like a chain store, but it's probably a privately run cafe. There is a parking lot in front of the store and a gravel parking lot next to it, so I don't think it's a problem because it's not that narrow. The atmosphere inside the store is stylish and calm, surrounded by books as you can see on the signboard. Perfect for those who want to relax and immerse themselves in reading. You can tell that the café was created by a book lover. Actually, I wanted to take pictures of the store and the food, but photography was prohibited inside the store, so I put up with it. Impression that the dishes have a standard menu. In addition to the classics such as omelet rice, there were various rice dishes such as jambalaya that I am not familiar with. be on one's mind! I ordered an omelet. Very delicious with ketchup rice based on cream sauce. Quantity is normal. The price is around 900 yen, and there is a sense of convincing even with the atmosphere. Drinks are coffee, tea, soft drinks and abundant menus. If anything, the impression is that there are many types of herbal tea. For dessert, we recommend the unique trifle. It's a strange dessert like cake-like cream, but it's delicious. Overall, if you can taste this dish, drink, and dessert in that space, I think you can understand. It would be too soon if I could show you the photos, but for now, I want you to get a taste of the atmosphere there. I have the impression that it is more suitable for couples, friends, and solo travelers rather than families. Also, it's fun just to flip through the rows of interesting books. I would like to recommend it to various people. Will visit again. I often care about cooking and books.