I've always been curious about this cafe I wanted to visit! The atmosphere here feels like being overseas, and the interior is much bigger than I expected. When you enter from Namba Station, there is a counter selling coffee, cakes, and brownies in the front, and a counter selling pizza and alcohol in the back (you need to order separately at each counter). I ordered the following: - Iced Cafe Latte - Brownie Since we were using the cafe, we secured our seats and ordered at the counter. When I asked for an iced cafe latte, they asked me to choose the coffee beans for that day. I didn't know the difference between the coffee beans, so I said, "Just give me the one that's easy to drink!" They kindly explained and recommended one for me, and it was delicious and easy to drink. The brownie was gluten-free and had an amazing texture and flavor. I want to try the pizza next time! Inside the cafe, there were people working, chatting with friends, and even solo customers, so it seems like a place where people with various purposes can easily use. Just be careful with where you sit, as it can get a bit cold if you choose the wrong spot! Oh, and I saw on the receipt that at the Namba store, on weekdays only, if you show the receipt from that day, you can get 150 yen off your second drink.

I visited for breakfast. The spacious interior offers sofa seating, table seating, and counter seating for a relaxing experience. The iced coffee was strong and delicious, and the cinnamon roll was enjoyable with the self-service toaster allowing you to fully enjoy the aroma and flavor. I visited on a Sunday morning and luckily got a sofa seat, allowing me to relax for over an hour. There were also some foreign customers here and there, and it was mentioned in a review as "just like New York", which might be true. Not just the style, but also the prices are like New York, with no morning set available, and the price was over 1,000 yen.

From July 1st, Brooklyn Roasting Company in Namba, Osaka will be serving a perfect summer Espresso Shake. It's a blend of vanilla ice cream and espresso, with a generous amount that will leave you feeling satisfied. You can also enjoy it with pizza from the nearby pizza shop. In addition to coffee, there are soft drinks available for those who don't drink coffee. Many people come here to work alone, so it's a great spot for those who want to go to a cafe by themselves. Located at Namba Ekikan in Naniwa-ku, open from 10:00 to 20:00 (8:00 to 20:00 on weekends), closed irregularly, with prices starting at 500 yen.

Red Eye for 638 yen. I vaguely remembered being curious about it last time, so I ordered the Red Eye. I should have checked. It's so strong... I looked it up and found out it's drip coffee with an added espresso. Totally not what I should have ordered. You should choose between two types of espresso, I wonder what it tastes like... I wasn't in the right mindset. This is something for coffee lovers. I thought it was a variation of a café latte. I want to punch myself for thinking that. If it wasn't crowded, I would have added some milk to it, but it's hard to leave my seat with my stuff in a crowded place. Bitter. Well, it's a good experience, but still tough. Checking is important. Next time, I'll stick to café lattes.

I ordered an espresso shake, which had a nice coffee aroma and was sweet, so even though I'm not a fan of coffee, I enjoyed it. I went after 3pm and it didn't feel too crowded, which was surprising for the Namba area. It's a calm space that doesn't feel like Namba, and I recommend it.

I was surprised to find such a stylish cafe in Namba that also serves as a workspace. It has a large number of seats, and both Wi-Fi and power outlets are available. The power outlets are located on the long table in the center, and the Wi-Fi password is written on the receipt.

I came to Nihonbashi for work today. Nihonbashi is close to Namba! I don't often come to this area by car, so it feels a bit fresh. I wanted to sit down and have a cup of tea, but I decided to get takeout from this shop instead. The interior of the shop had a stylish atmosphere, and they also sold miscellaneous goods. - Iced Coffee 486 yen The coffee of the day was Guatemala. It had a refreshing taste with a pleasant coffee aroma, very delicious. Next time I come to this area, I would like to try dining in as well. Thank you for the meal.

A cafe under the elevated train tracks in Minami. The industrial interior with exposed concrete gives off a New York vibe that Japanese people might appreciate. It seems to attract a fair amount of foreign guests as well. The drinks are delicious and although a bit pricey, the sizes are generous so it's worth it. The seating is spacious and comfortable, making it a recommended spot to hang out in Minami.

Cafe latte for 520 yen (excluding tax) and brownie for 320 yen (excluding tax). I like the cafe latte because it has a smooth milkiness to it. The brownie is also delicious. I was surprised that there was no fork provided for the brownie. I guess you don't really need a fork to eat it. I always thought cake and fork came as a set. Not sure why. The atmosphere does give off a Brooklyn vibe for some reason. Maybe it's the concrete and the decorations. I was in a rush this time and didn't fully enjoy it, so I'll come back again to take my time.

Ordered a latte for ¥572 and a cocoa for ¥528. The latte had two types of beans, and I chose the one with a nutty flavor from BQE which was very aromatic. I was happy to see the latte art being made right in front of me. I was lucky to get a seat closest to the Christmas tree. Is this even possible? When taking photos with my friends, the customer next to us kindly offered to take a picture for us. The staff at the register seemed a bit intimidating, but the staff who made the latte art was very kind and a nice person. They also have a branch in Kitahama, so I want to go there next time. I also want to try their sweets next time!

The coffee is always delicious whenever I go. The iced coffee was also great. The spacious area is cozy, and the staff has a cool vibe. The pizza in the photo is from a shop called Token in the same space. A place where you can easily become a repeat customer.

This is my favorite cafe. The coffee is delicious, but this time I had pizza and beer, haha. The pizza has many varieties (I think around 8) and there are set menus available. The set includes either potato or onion rings and a drink. This time I had Brewdog and pizza. Brewdog is really delicious, it has an American style feel that I can't resist. Additionally, it's a great place to work on a laptop. I will definitely go back.

I visited "Brooklyn Roasting Company" in Namba. I ordered a strong coffee, the REDEYE! The interior of the shop is stylish, with comfortable sofa seats where you can relax and rest your tired body after shopping. Thank you for the meal.

I used it in the early afternoon! It's always crowded, but there was no waiting time. All the drinks here are quite generous in size and deliciously authentic! The cookies are also delicious, so I recommend them!

I went for coffee after lunch at 3:00 PM. The place was quite busy with a lot of customers, so I quickly finished my coffee and left. I ordered a cappuccino with latte art.

Namba EKIKAN is a stylish cafe with a trendy exterior. A few years ago, I visited their store inside Kishiwada Kankan, and even though it's the same chain, the atmosphere feels completely different. Namba truly lives up to its reputation, with a high population density and stylish people working or studying on their Mac laptops. It seems like chic people are synonymous with Macs! With power outlets, WiFi, and delicious coffee, it's easy to end up staying for a while. You order your coffee and snacks at the self-service counter. I had a latte, and I was impressed that they offer a choice of two types of beans for it. I opted for the Sumatra Espresso, which had a deep, rich, bitter chocolate-like flavor. The latte art on the small paper cup was also impressive. I enjoyed another delicious latte this time. On the other side of the counter, they serve NY-style pizza at "TOKEN." It's amazing that you can enjoy both coffee and pizza in the same space. The NY-style pizza is quite large, giving me a taste of being abroad. I didn't try it this time, though.

I visited a coffee shop under the elevated expressway in Namba to have coffee after a meal. There is a place to park bicycles, and the atmosphere is stylish. The interior is spacious with various styles of seating. I had an iced coffee, which was lightly roasted with a slightly strong acidity, but it was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

Osaka Namba, a chic cafe located under the elevated tracks of Nankai. From the outside, the glass looks black, giving off a tough vibe. I hesitated for a moment before entering, but I'm glad I did! Inside, it's a casual and relaxing cafe. The menu is stylish, with avant-garde art vibes! The rustic and delicious cakes and pies caught my eye, with plenty of nuts making them seem healthy. I chose the particularly healthy-looking carrot cake. It had cream on top (buttercream?), and the cake itself was moist with various flavors and textures, delicious! The chewiness of the raisins and nuts added a nice touch. The only downside was that there was no fork (;∀;). The coffee cups were also paper, but cool! They have a double-layered structure to prevent the holding part from getting hot!

When you want to drink a delicious café latte in Namba, this is the place to go - Brooklyn Roasting Company. In Shinsaibashi, I would recommend Streamer Coffee. You can choose from two types of beans for your café latte. Everyone has their own preferences, but the standout feature here is the smooth mouthfeel when you drink it. I think it's worth going out of your way to drink here rather than going to the nearby Starbucks or Tully's. The lemon cake was just okay, as it seemed to have too much sugar, but it goes well with the coffee. The spacious interior makes it a comfortable place to spend time in.

I visited the Namba store specifically to try the Espresso Shake that started on July 1st. I went there on a Thursday just before 3 pm. I opted for takeout as I was in between work. The store is spacious with plenty of seating, so I think there would be a place to sit even for dine-in customers. I ordered the Espresso Shake (¥660) which comes in two flavors, vanilla, and chocolate. I chose vanilla. After ordering and paying at the counter, I was directed to the pick-up counter number 2. They made the shake in front of me and filled it up nicely in a cup. The taste is very strong with espresso, not too sweet, recommended for coffee lovers. It also contained ground coffee beans for a crunchy texture. However, it melts quickly, so be careful not to overflow the cup when taking photos.

I randomly searched online for a place in Namba where I could study or work, and chose a store that seemed to have a good atmosphere. The atmosphere of the store was stylish, with interior design that made it feel like being in a foreign country, and there were mostly couples and young people in their twenties around. The seating arrangement included counters, sofas, tables, and individual tables, so there were plenty of places to sit. The menu was all in English, and I ordered an iced coffee (¥390) with a sugar donut (¥300). Honestly, the coffee and donut were nothing special, just average. The atmosphere of the store was nice, and I think it's a great place for people who want to study in a trendy space for a little break in Namba, or for couples.