Kani, Gifu, Japan｜ミロ

I visited on a Saturday around 4pm. It has a very attractive appearance and a nice design. There were about 3 groups of regular customers in the store. This is a coffee shop with a great sense of service, where when you order one drink, you get anpan bread and small rice crackers. The owner was also a very kind person. There was a game machine (mahjong) on ​​the desk in the store where you could play one play for 100 yen, so I tried it out. I ordered buttered toast and iced tea. The iced tea seemed to have syrup in it and was sweet, so it would be better to let them know when ordering if you want it without syrup. The butter toast was very satisfying for the price! Cash only, no smoking.

Morning to choose from, sandwiches were fluffy and delicious! The regulars came in and out, and I felt like they were really loved. The staff at the store were also very nice and made me feel comfortable. The exterior has an impact, but the inside of the store is also retro and has a playful feel to it, with elaborate details. It was a wonderful shop that I would like to visit again.

A retro Showa-era coffee shop along the old road. Most of the customers are locals, but there are plenty of seats and a wide selection of magazines, making it easy to visit even for first-timers. The staff at the store are also kind. It's a shame that it's only open on weekdays, but it can't be helped. There is a relatively large parking lot in the back.