Located near Ginkakuji Temple, Shukagakko-Cafe Kashihate is a hole-in-the-wall coffee shop where you can enjoy Chinese tea, seasonal sweets, and alcoholic beverages. The menu, with its lingering aroma and unexpected flavors, can only be enjoyed here. To ensure a relaxing experience, the cafe is generally available for one or two persons. The popular "Morning Crackers Club" offers naturally sweet sweets that are easy on the body in the morning. Reservations are required and can be made for up to 4 people.

Built in 1969, this coffee shop is located on the second floor of a building in Gion with an impressive ship motif that gives it a strong presence. The ceiling and walls covered with solid cypress wood and the glass ball lighting create a luxurious atmosphere, and the sofa seats allow you to relax in comfort. [It is within walking distance from Yasaka Shrine, so it is also a good place to take a break when visiting the area for sightseeing. Enjoy your break time with seasonal sweets while soaking up the modern retro atmosphere.

COFFEE Cattleya is a quasi-coffee shop with large windows and lace curtains. [Located on the approach to Yasaka Shrine, the store is crowded with tourists, but once you step inside, you will find a quiet space. In the retro atmosphere of the store, with its stained glass windows and lamps, you can relax and enjoy delicious coffee, homemade sweets, and baked goods. It is a coffee shop with a warm atmosphere where you can take a breather even though it is located in the city.

In a place that used to be a coffee shop about 30 years ago, the shop warmly welcomes visitors with delicious coffee and handmade sweets. The owner, Mr. Mori, hand-drip brews a lineup of five types of coffee, including three standard types of beans and two limited-time-only types. Many fans look forward to the limited-time-only French toast.

Located in the bustling downtown Kiyamachi area, the late-night coffee shop/hall Tamon is open from 7:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m. the next morning. The atmosphere is a little dark and relaxed, with many antique pieces of furniture, such as a desk inherited from a grandparent and chairs used in coffee shops in the past, which retain the aroma of a good old-fashioned pure coffee shop. The greeting upon leaving, "Good night," is one of the special touches.