It's a small, cute shop on the first floor of an apartment building. The atmosphere is simple and calm. The café latte I had was very easy to drink with a clean taste. They also offer coffee from various regions, and it seems like they pay attention to the roasting process. It's nice to be able to see the coffee being brewed right in front of you!

A small shop on the ground floor of an old apartment building. The inviting aroma of coffee leads you inside to a small counter and two tiny chairs. The stay is limited to 30 minutes, but it's a very relaxing place to spend time. There are different types of coffee beans available, so you can choose your favorite.

Located at 1-4-11 Rokumonsu, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, a 7-minute walk from Rokumonsu Station on the subway! This area is a nostalgic zone where old buildings have been renovated into small boutique shops, giving off a retro atmosphere. This café is one of those, situated on the first floor of a two-story apartment building that seems to transport you back in time to a bygone era. It all began in September 2017 as a pop-up café in Ikeguro, and in January 2020, they opened their current location in Rokumonsu. The name of the café, "Homachi Ame Coffee," expresses the wish that happiness will shower down on those who drink their coffee and the space around them. The cozy interior of this small roastery exudes the comforting scent of freshly roasted coffee, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. I tried the recommended coffee, expertly brewed by the café owner, who is highly skilled and knowledgeable in the art of hand-drip coffee. The coffee was delicious, with a perfect balance of acidity and fruity aromas. This café is definitely worth a visit for coffee lovers, and a great place to seek advice on choosing the perfect coffee. Enjoy Cafe Life!

A cafe renovated from a room in an old apartment. The small space has seating for 6 people, including a counter and bench. They offer about 8 types of hand drip coffee on the menu. Today, I ordered the decaf Costa Rica coffee. They provided a note describing the coffee's characteristics (origin, roast level), which was helpful for a coffee novice like me. The flavor of this coffee is like dark chocolate, with a hint of sweetness. I couldn't quite grasp that sensation on my own. They had a few dessert options, but most were sold out. I ended up trying the Creme d'Anjou, which had a moist texture like rare cheesecake with peaches inside - refreshing and delicious. The owner is said to have won a national hand drip coffee contest, showcasing impressive skills. They also sell their own roasted coffee beans, attracting customers who come just to purchase beans. By enjoying delicious coffee while referring to the notes, I hope to develop a better appreciation for different flavors in the future. Thank you for the meal!

Today, I would like to introduce a small roastery called Hanamachi Ame Coffee in Ropponmatsu, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. They have a lovely space and a cute character called Homachi-chan welcoming you. Enjoy delicious coffee, cakes, and scones while relaxing here.

Overall, I wanted to explore a cafe in Roppongi while waiting to go to Shibuya, so I did some research and found good reviews, so I decided to visit. It was super hot as I went in the middle of summer. I found out later that they are known for their drip coffee, so I wish I had ordered a hot coffee instead of an iced latte. The cafe is small, so it could get crowded with customers. There seems to be limited parking around the area. I was too full to eat anything at Roppongi, so I ended up leaving without trying the food. The iced cafe latte was good, using high-quality roasted coffee beans. It was so hot that I drank it all in one go. Thank you for the meal.

I found this place through a search and used navigation to get there. It's a small room in an old apartment, smaller than I expected. The unique coffee had apple slices floating in it, with a sweet cinnamon flavor. The sweets were okay, nothing special. The table was a bit low, making it hard to eat comfortably. Sitting at the counter seemed like a better option. It's a cute and charming place to visit on a whim, but not really a place to relax and linger. It might be more convenient for takeout like drip packs. I'm intrigued by this place, but not sure if I would go back again.

◆Turned into an excellent dish, the strawberry creme danish had a soft and fluffy texture with a natural sweetness and a hint of sourness. The berry cream inside added a nice accent with its grainy texture. It was the perfect spot for a little break.◆Today's Menu: Strawberry Creme Danish and Hand Drip Coffee (Brazil, San Antonio Co-op, medium-dark roast) - 950 yen per person for lunch.◆How to enjoy this place: <Profile> A tiny coffee shop with its own roastery. <Order> The strawberry creme danish costs 450 yen, and you can choose from around 6 types of hand drip coffee for 500 yen.◆Source: Found on Instagram and enjoyed it very much~

Located in a quiet residential area between Rokuonmatsu Station and NHK, on the first floor of an apartment building, is a small roastery called Hanamachi Amecoffee. The owner, Mr. Yasukawa, placed 4th in the Japan Hand Drip Championship 2019 national competition. He recently opened his own shop earlier this year while running a pop-up cafe. The cozy shop has only two counter seats and is run by Mr. Yasukawa and his staff, Mr. Sakanashi. They also roast their own coffee here using a Fuji Royal 200g roaster. They use a La Marzocco Linea Mini espresso machine and a Mahlkonig EK43S grinder. I visited and tried the Burundi Ngomomo CWS COE #13 (light roast natural \650) and the Costa Rica (light roast honey \500) coffees. For dessert, I had the Peach Creme d'Anjou (price forgotten, maybe \350?). The pour-over was a bit quicker than expected. Both coffees had a fruity flavor with a hint of acidity, typical of light roasts. The Burundi had a slightly more unique taste compared to the Costa Rica, which I preferred. The Peach Creme d'Anjou had sliced peaches inside with a honey-based sauce, complementing the light roast coffee well. The charming and cute illustrations by the talented Mr. Yasukawa can also be seen on Instagram, reflecting the atmosphere of the shop. Supported by local customers, this cozy and adorable shop was a delightful experience.

A cafe on the first floor of an apartment. It's not very visible, and I passed by it a few times. It's a small cafe with cool service. The cheesecake they serve is delicious.

The not-too-sweet matcha was delicious, and the fluffy cheesecake was also tasty! The owner is skilled and has won awards before!

A calming space, now I feel like eating some sweets.

The scones are incredibly delicious. The perfect balance of crispy and crumbly, with a nice aroma of wheat. I enjoyed them in the eat-in option, and liked them so much that I also got some to take out.

The decaffeinated coffee (Guatemala) paired with a clementine tart was excellent. The flavors were fantastic, but the lack of friendliness from the female staff made it a bit disappointing.