(Translated by Google)
It's a small shop with a table and sofa for four people, a chair for one person, and a table, but they sell white bread and side dish bread. The gourd seems to be a butter sandwich, but unfortunately it was gone in the evening.
(Translated by Google)
This is a bread and coffee shop located a little north of Kohoku Station on the Aonami Line.
There is a characteristic that the items handled differ depending on the day.
I happened to know about it on Instagram and decided to visit it.
The Aonami Line is also nice sometimes.
“An butter” 350 yen
You can have it made after ordering.
The bread seems to be different depending on the day, which is interesting.
This day, the bread was called ciabatta.
There was one for 500 yen that included 1000 yen worth of bread from the previous day.
It seemed like a good deal.
(Translated by Google)
The owner is friendly and the bread and coffee are excellent!
We had bread and coffee at the cafe.
First of all, I was surprised that the coffee had a strong bitterness and was very delicious. People might shy away from the bitter taste, but it was really delicious and went well with the sweet bread I ate.
Also, the melon bread that came with it had a crunchy surface, and it was also delicious!
It was a wonderful encounter as I didn't expect to be able to enjoy such delicious bread and coffee.
It just felt inorganic, so I thought it would be nice if some music was playing.
It was really delicious. I'll see you again!
(Translated by Google)
This is a valuable shop where you can enjoy talking with the very friendly owner.
The menu changes depending on the day of the week, but it's all carefully thought out by the owner, so it's fun to chat with them while choosing the menu. It doesn't taste bad and is delicious.
There are a lot of things in the development process, but I think it will be fun including those aspects.
(Translated by Google)
There were no shops nearby that served latte art, so I was looking forward to it.
When I entered the store, I didn't feel particularly welcomed, as I was like, "Oh, are you coming in?" and when I was looking at the dessert menu, I was like, "If you want Basque cheesecake. (I don't have the pudding I'm looking at.)". Customer service seems sluggish.
The interior is empty and the wallpaper has been sloppily re-pasted, giving it a shabby feel, and the inside of the store is dark. At the entrance, the door was open and there was a hanging insect repellent net like the ones you buy at a hardware store, but it was useless as it danced around in the wind. There were flies flying in the store and a spider was crawling on the wall right next to the customer seats. The atmosphere of the shop (interior, cutlery, etc.) has a Nakagawa Port feel to it, for better or for worse. Although the store's name, Latte Art, is stylish and Instagram-worthy, the interior design seems to be aimed at the madams of the nearby housing complexes. The towels look like those from an old coffee shop, so it's a mystery whether they're from the Reiwa era or the retro style.
The order is a cafe latte and Basque cheese.
The surface of the Basque was so scorched that it was completely charred. Lots of burnt bits on the plate. The charcoal was so burnt that it cracked every time I touched it with a fork, and it was so burnt that it was bitter. The filling is dense and heavy, so it's a normal baked cheesecake. There is no feeling of Basque. Did they forcibly burnt the surface to make it Basque? It felt like I was eating toast that was overcooked.
The filling was delicious, so I would like to eat it as a tart. Cafe latte is light.
I didn't see how the coffee was brewed, but I don't think I heard the sound of beans being ground.
The fork looks like something you'd find at your grandmother's house, giving it a homey feel. The fork is served on a plate. I slipped and touched the cake when I put it on my desk. This is the first time I've had a bowl served as a tray.
It reminded me of when I used to make sweets at home when I was in elementary school, when I saw the chopped muscat mixed with the burnt crumbs on the side.
The bill is 900 yen, which is cheaper than Sakaina Station. It's understandable because it didn't cost 1300 yen like in the Sakae area.
There was a case of bread next to the cash register, but the inside of the store and the showcase were dark so you couldn't see it, and the overall impression was that there was no motivation.
(Translated by Google)
I came here through a recommendation from a friend. The atmosphere is calm and the owner is a very pleasant person! I had an butter and cocoa. The latte art was also stylish ♪ It's so delicious that I want to come back again, and I'm also interested in the sandwiches, so I'll be going again!
MASA
四人がけテーブルアンドソファがあり一人掛けのイスとテーブル小さいお店ですが食パンと惣菜パンが売ってます。うりはあんバターサンドらしいんですが夕方はなくなってました残念
(Translated by Google)
It's a small shop with a table and sofa for four people, a chair for one person, and a table, but they sell white bread and side dish bread. The gourd seems to be a butter sandwich, but unfortunately it was gone in the evening.
服部千恵
すばるうまうま
あおなみ線港北駅から少し北にいったところにあるパンとコーヒーのお店です。
日によって取り扱うものが違うと言う特徴があるんだとか。
たまたまInstagramで知り訪問してみました。
あおなみ線もたまにはいいですね。
「あんバター」350円
注文後つくってもらえます。
日によってパンが違うみたいで、面白いですね。
この日はチャバタというパンでした。
前日のパンが1000円相当入って500円というものがありました。
お得そうでした。
各種キャッシュレス決済対応していました。
(Translated by Google)
This is a bread and coffee shop located a little north of Kohoku Station on the Aonami Line.
There is a characteristic that the items handled differ depending on the day.
I happened to know about it on Instagram and decided to visit it.
The Aonami Line is also nice sometimes.
“An butter” 350 yen
You can have it made after ordering.
The bread seems to be different depending on the day, which is interesting.
This day, the bread was called ciabatta.
There was one for 500 yen that included 1000 yen worth of bread from the previous day.
It seemed like a good deal.
It supports various cashless payments.
Mai Hosokawa
店主さんは気さくで、パンとコーヒーが絶品！
カフェ利用で、パンとコーヒーをいただきました。
まず、コーヒーが苦味がしっかりあり、とても美味しくてびっくりしました。苦味があるというと敬遠されるかもしれませんが、私が食べた甘いパンにとてもよく合って本当に美味しかったです。
また、一緒にいただいたメロンパンが表面がカリカリのものだったのですが、これまた絶品でした！
こんなに美味しいパンとコーヒーをいただけると思ってなかったので素敵な出会いでした。
ただ無機質な感じがしたので、何か音楽とか流れてるといいなと思いました。
本当においしかったです。またうかがいます！
(Translated by Google)
The owner is friendly and the bread and coffee are excellent!
We had bread and coffee at the cafe.
First of all, I was surprised that the coffee had a strong bitterness and was very delicious. People might shy away from the bitter taste, but it was really delicious and went well with the sweet bread I ate.
Also, the melon bread that came with it had a crunchy surface, and it was also delicious!
It was a wonderful encounter as I didn't expect to be able to enjoy such delicious bread and coffee.
It just felt inorganic, so I thought it would be nice if some music was playing.
It was really delicious. I'll see you again!
JOY PRE
とても、気さくな店主と話しを楽しめる貴重なお店です。
メニューも曜日によって変わりますが、どれも店主が一生懸命考え作ったものなので、お話しながらメニューを選ぶのも楽しいですよ。味も悪くないし、美味しいです。
いろいろと発展途上ですが、そこも含めて楽しいと思います。
(Translated by Google)
This is a valuable shop where you can enjoy talking with the very friendly owner.
The menu changes depending on the day of the week, but it's all carefully thought out by the owner, so it's fun to chat with them while choosing the menu. It doesn't taste bad and is delicious.
There are a lot of things in the development process, but I think it will be fun including those aspects.
m k
さんぱち
近辺にラテアートを出してくれるお店がなく、期待していました。
入店したら「え、入ってくるの？」と言う雰囲気で特に歓迎感はなく、デザートのメニューを見ていたら、「バスクチーズケーキなら。(見てるプリンはないよ)」と言い放つ感じ…。接客だるそう。
内装も居抜きで壁紙を雑に貼り直してハリボテ感があるし、店内が暗い。入り口はドア開放してホームセンターで買うような防虫ネット垂れてましたが風で舞って意味なし。店内コバエ飛んでるし蜘蛛が客席真横の壁に這ってるし。お店の雰囲気(内装、カトラリー等)は良くも悪くも中川港って感じです。せっかくラテアートとか店名はおしゃれでインスタ映えしそうなのに、内装は近辺の団地マダム狙い(?)って感じです。おしぼりが昔の喫茶店みたいで今時の令和路線なのかレトロ路線なのか謎。
オーダーはカフェラテとバスクチーズです。
バスクは表面焦がしすぎて真っ黒焦げ。お皿に焦げカスたくさん。フォークをいれるたびにバリバリと炭が割れるほど焦げていて、焦げすぎて苦い。中身は高密度重ため普通のベイクドチーズケーキです。バスクのトロッと感皆無。バスクにするために無理矢理表面焦がしたんでしょうか。表面焼きすぎたトースト食べてる気持ちでした。
中身は美味しかったのでタルトで食べたいです。カフェラテはあっさりめです。
コーヒーをどう淹れているかは見てないですが豆を挽いている音はしなかった気がします。
フォークが特におばあちゃん家にあるようなもので、ここも居抜き感出てます。フォークはお皿に乗せて提供。机に置くときに滑ってケーキに触れてました。器をトレー代わりにしてまとめて出されたの初めてです。
切ったマスカットが適当に添えて焦げカスと混ざっていたのが小学校の頃に家でお菓子作りした時を思い出しました。
お会計は900円で、単価は栄名駅に比べて安めです。栄近辺のように1300円とかしなかったので納得です。
レジ横にパンがケースに並べてありましたが店内もショーケースも暗くて見えず、全体的にやる気ない印象です。
(Translated by Google)
There were no shops nearby that served latte art, so I was looking forward to it.
When I entered the store, I didn't feel particularly welcomed, as I was like, "Oh, are you coming in?" and when I was looking at the dessert menu, I was like, "If you want Basque cheesecake. (I don't have the pudding I'm looking at.)". Customer service seems sluggish.
The interior is empty and the wallpaper has been sloppily re-pasted, giving it a shabby feel, and the inside of the store is dark. At the entrance, the door was open and there was a hanging insect repellent net like the ones you buy at a hardware store, but it was useless as it danced around in the wind. There were flies flying in the store and a spider was crawling on the wall right next to the customer seats. The atmosphere of the shop (interior, cutlery, etc.) has a Nakagawa Port feel to it, for better or for worse. Although the store's name, Latte Art, is stylish and Instagram-worthy, the interior design seems to be aimed at the madams of the nearby housing complexes. The towels look like those from an old coffee shop, so it's a mystery whether they're from the Reiwa era or the retro style.
The order is a cafe latte and Basque cheese.
The surface of the Basque was so scorched that it was completely charred. Lots of burnt bits on the plate. The charcoal was so burnt that it cracked every time I touched it with a fork, and it was so burnt that it was bitter. The filling is dense and heavy, so it's a normal baked cheesecake. There is no feeling of Basque. Did they forcibly burnt the surface to make it Basque? It felt like I was eating toast that was overcooked.
The filling was delicious, so I would like to eat it as a tart. Cafe latte is light.
I didn't see how the coffee was brewed, but I don't think I heard the sound of beans being ground.
The fork looks like something you'd find at your grandmother's house, giving it a homey feel. The fork is served on a plate. I slipped and touched the cake when I put it on my desk. This is the first time I've had a bowl served as a tray.
It reminded me of when I used to make sweets at home when I was in elementary school, when I saw the chopped muscat mixed with the burnt crumbs on the side.
The bill is 900 yen, which is cheaper than Sakaina Station. It's understandable because it didn't cost 1300 yen like in the Sakae area.
There was a case of bread next to the cash register, but the inside of the store and the showcase were dark so you couldn't see it, and the overall impression was that there was no motivation.
あーる
知人の紹介で訪れました。落ち着いた雰囲気で店主さんはとても楽しい方です！あんバターとココアをいただきました。ラテアートもオシャレでした♪リピートしたくなる美味しさで、サンドイッチなども気になるのでまた行きます！
(Translated by Google)
I came here through a recommendation from a friend. The atmosphere is calm and the owner is a very pleasant person! I had an butter and cocoa. The latte art was also stylish ♪ It's so delicious that I want to come back again, and I'm also interested in the sandwiches, so I'll be going again!