Fujinomiya, Shizuoka, Japan｜自家焙煎珈琲屋 赤富士

I wanted to drink coffee on the way home from eating fried horse mackerel, so I searched on Google MAP and found a nice cup, so I tried it. The atmosphere is somewhat familiar when you enter the store. Looking at the menu, there are many things written that are somewhat troublesome. I don't want to stay long or I can't use the PC. I'm convinced that it's a shop just for drinking delicious coffee. What caught my eye was the letters of "Cafe Bach" in Asakusa. Ah, I knew it looked like that store. It seems that the husband learned coffee from Bach. Some people write that the storage of beans is bad in the word of mouth here, but I think it is rare for people to deny Bach's method. As for the actual coffee, I ordered mandheling and ice cafe au lait, both of which are very delicious. The cup was nice too. The cake went well with the coffee and we had a wonderful time. There is a parking lot, and the coffee is wonderful and delicious, so I think it's a very good shop.

I learned that there was a home-roasting shop within walking distance from Fujinomiya Station, so I stopped by while sightseeing in Fujinomiya. I was able to enjoy an elegant and easy-to-drink delicious cup of coffee while feeling the chic yet somehow cute atmosphere of the shop, the enthusiasm that was conveyed from the introduction of the menu, which is typical of a coffee specialty shop, and the gentle personality of the master. I didn't buy any this time, but the beans are on sale starting at 100 gp, and there are also drip packs for iced coffee that require reservations. If I have a chance to come to Fujinomiya again, I would definitely like to go there again.

This is a shop run by the owner of a coffee meister. The interior of the shop is a good coffee shop with a calm atmosphere. The cake is also very delicious, with a lot of attention to detail from the ingredients. They don't do take-out cakes, so it's a nice coffee shop where you can feel the concept of providing delicious cakes and delicious coffee in the atmosphere of the store. Recently, I feel that my food luck is improving. Even if I don't go to Tokyo or Nagoya, I'm grateful that there are good coffee shops in my hometown. If you tell them what you like, they can even answer your request. I was able to feel happy with one cup. The store manager said that it was embarrassing, so please refrain from taking pictures inside the store. (I think his wife wrote it.)