On a weekday after 1 pm. There are counter seats and table seats. You can eat galettes, which is considered precious for those who like them. You can also order oyaki. There were customers before me. There are also customers coming in one after another, all of them seem to be regulars. They greet each other with a casual "hello" and talk about recent events. It's a calm and peaceful atmosphere. I decided to try the galette again because the first time I had it at a very famous place, I didn't really like it, so I thought maybe I just don't like galettes. They also offer curry, pasta, rice bowls, French toast, and various sweets, which are all very appealing. There are different types of galettes, but I chose the pizza-style one. The set options include cake and drink, drink, or latte. I chose the drink and set it. Other customers mostly ordered just a latte. The hot coffee from the set arrived after 7 minutes. It was light but had a slight bitterness. Easy to drink. After a while, I finished the drink. The latte arrived 25 minutes later. It was over 30 minutes since I placed my order. The customer before me had already received their food a little earlier, so if you don't have much time, it can be tough. This was my second time trying galette. The pizza-style one was a bit crispy in some parts and delicious. The salad was fresh. It seemed like they paid attention to the vegetables. I prefer the eggs to be cooked a bit more, but all the ingredients were tasty. Overall, it was somewhat healthy. Some might say it lacked flavor. However, the relaxing and warm atmosphere of the place is soothing. The interactions between the regular customers and the staff, the handmade items for sale near the entrance, and the presence of an oyaki stand all added to the warmth of the place. But make sure you have enough time because it can take a while. Some customers who ordered oyaki were waiting while drinking their latte, but they couldn't wait and ended up leaving before their order was ready (laughs). It feels like entering a different world. Warm and cozy. A place to relax and unwind when you're tired. It feels like you're visiting a kind family. Thank you for the meal. I'll come here when I'm tired.

On a certain weekday in Sapporo, when the burden on medical professionals was high, I happened to pass by and decided to drop in at a stylish cafe located in Toyohira 7-jo, Kita-ku. The cafe was not too crowded, which was a relief for me. This time, I decided to try the "French toast & vanilla ice cream with cafe latte set (1120 yen)" from the menu. Taking a bite... The French toast had a hint of alcohol, with a pleasant rum aroma. It was surprisingly light and easy to eat, with a great balance of eggs and sugar. The combination with the vanilla ice cream was excellent, and I enjoyed it with blueberry sauce, chocolate sauce, and jam. The cafe latte, with a cute Snoopy design, was made using an espresso machine and tasted authentic. It had a nice finish. It had been a while, but I enjoyed the delicious French toast with a unique rum flavor and the charming cafe latte. Thank you for the meal.

I visited after lunch. I have been here several times, but on this day, I had iced tea and tiramisu. It's full of stylishness. I sat at a window seat, where a sun catcher was hanging on the window, and the colors reached the table with the sunlight, which was lovely. Next time, I'll order more latte art.

Maya Cafe again, Pizza Galette & Iced Coffee Galette are something you can only eat here. If you want to savor a Galette, go for the Ratatouille. The Apple Pie is intriguing. I should come for a coffee break next time~ The cozy atmosphere inside is so relaxing~

It feels like a single-family house cafe. The parking lot is spacious and easy to access by car. Inside, there was a workshop going on. There are also goods for sale and events happening, so it seems like a nice space where local people gather.

You can eat very cute café galettes at this shop. The interior is also cute and relaxing, making it a great place to chill. I also want to try the cakes.

I used it from opening until noon. There were many items on the menu that couldn't be served, both cakes and meals, which was disappointing. I really wanted to try the rose apple cake.

Around noon on a regular day, there were about 4 groups of customers. There were plenty of parking spaces, so it was easy to park. Looking at the menu, they had galettes? Hmm. I've never tried that before. I've heard that they are made with buckwheat flour, but I wonder if it will fill me up? I decided to give it a try! I ordered the ginger pork galette. It was more filling than I expected. I ate it with a knife and fork! It was pretty good! And I was full afterwards. For a drink after the meal, I chose a hot coffee! Thank you for the meal!

A cute cafe in Tonden that I had been curious about for a while. I always wanted to go someday, but time passed by... Finally, I was able to go there for a certain reason! The exterior is just as cute as I thought. The interior is also very cute. It's not particularly spacious, but it has a sense of openness. The arrangement of tables and chairs is exquisite, making it easy to relax even if you're alone. The customers seem to be mostly locals. Talking to the staff, you can feel the homely atmosphere. It feels warm and cozy. I went after a meal, so I ordered tiramisu and a latte. There were several examples of latte art, but they can do other designs as well. I ordered a "dog" design, while my friend ordered a certain character. And it turned out to be incredibly cute, even better than we imagined! Unfortunately, I couldn't take a picture, it was too cute to drink. Of course, my dog was also adorable. The tiramisu was not too sweet, just the right amount of bitterness. It goes well with coffee, right? Next time, I definitely want to try their coffee. The staff were both very kind and had a lovely atmosphere. They make you want to come back again. They have an excellent sense of closeness and seem to be loved by the local community. I also received a stamp card, and I'm curious about their galettes. I plan to go back during lunchtime. I found a great place. Thank you for the meal!

My mother said she wanted to go out for coffee again, so without doing any research beforehand, we headed to a cafe in Tonden that I had noticed before. It's located right by a road I often pass by, and it looks like a lovely foreign house from the outside. The parking lot is quite spacious and easy to park in, which is nice. The interior of the cafe is cute, and although it's small, there are plenty of seats and it doesn't feel cramped at all. Both my mother and I ordered hot coffee, and since I was a bit hungry, I also ordered a quiche plate. The coffee was a bit strong, just how I like it! It had a good aroma and tasted delicious! The quiche plate came with a large quiche, two types of bread, a green salad, and pickled carrots and mini cucumbers. The quiche had a homemade feel to it with a gentle and delicious taste! It seemed to have potatoes, bacon, onions, eggplant, and mushrooms. The flavors of the ingredients were well showcased. The sweet potatoes paired nicely with the salty taste of the cheese and bacon. I love quiche and have been trying it at various places recently, but this one ranks high in terms of deliciousness! My mother, who doesn't usually praise dishes, also loved the quiche and coffee, and said, "Let's come back again!" She was in a great mood. We also received a loyalty card, the atmosphere was nice, the staff were friendly, so I declare that I will definitely be a regular customer here (laughs).

I went to a café with my daughter a while ago. We wanted to go there for a long time. The interior of the café had a calming country style. And here is what Yuzuki wanted to eat!! Apple pie!! It looks like a rose, so beautiful!! It seems like a waste to eat it!! My daughter wanted to spend some time reading a book leisurely. Thank you for the meal.

There is a trendy cafe in the Tonden area that looks stylish. There is a large parking lot next to it. When I tried to open the door after parking my car, I realized that it was fake (although there was a real door on the road side). The exterior is cute and the interior is also nicely decorated. For lunch, they serve galettes and French toast. I ordered the chicken and avocado galette. The avocado seemed underripe, with a texture similar to cucumber and not the usual taste. The staff, although inexperienced, provided polite service, which I appreciated. There are few nice cafes in the Tonden area, so I hope this one will continue to thrive. The apple pie also looked delicious, so I'd like to come back for a cafe time.

I went during lunchtime on a weekday. It wasn't crowded since it was a weekday, but there were customers getting coffee to go, so it felt busy. I went with my 1-year-old child. They didn't have child seats, but the chairs were comfortable and I could safely seat my child. They even put two tables together for us, which was thoughtful. I ordered a quiche plate, an apple pie, and a latte art. The apple pie was adorable! It looked like a rose, almost too cute to eat! It had a nice cinnamon flavor and was delicious. The latte art was also Anpanman-themed! I was very satisfied with my experience. The staff was wonderful, they even interacted with my child, creating a family-friendly atmosphere. The parking lot was also quite spacious!

In this area, I found a café with not many reviews since its opening, but respected reviewers have visited and it caught my interest, so I decided to check it out. From the outside, the café looks appealing to women, and for some reason, it also excites me. The parking lot seems to be convenient, located next to the store. Inside, it has a cozy atmosphere similar to a small Italian restaurant, with a counter and 7 movable tables, attracting young ladies and locals. The background music is stylish Western music playing from wooden speakers. The menu offers classic hot and iced drinks like coffee, latte, hot chocolate, juices, and unique desserts like fromage and the rare canelé. This time, I ordered a "Mocha (490 yen)" and an "Apple Pie (450 yen)" from the friendly waitress. The Apple Pie surprised me with its delicate appearance and a unique texture between the thinly sliced apples and a slightly dense wheat-like substance. It was accompanied by a green meringue pastry, evoking the feeling of spring. The Mocha had a tea-like color and a light taste, almost too light for my liking. The prices seemed a bit high for the area, and the Mocha was surprisingly thin. Overall, I enjoy this type of café and look forward to their future developments. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Tonoda in Kita Ward. It's MAYA CAFE. This is my first review post, and I must say that the previous reviewer had only one review, which was not very helpful, so I decided to check it out myself. The location is east of the YAMADA Denki store. The road in front of the shop is a one-way street with a median strip, so if you're coming from the opposite direction, you'll need to make a U-turn, so be careful. The cute building with a blue armor window is easy to spot. The entrance has a cute brick design, and the overall atmosphere is great with the well-aged exterior walls. Parking is easy, with enough space for about 8 cars. Inside, the red and white tablecloths (like Croatia) are nicely arranged, giving a good impression. I spoke with the staff and sat at the counter. I had an Espresso Macchiato (390 yen) made with Simonelli Appia II, using beans from Carrotto Hana Cafe. It was strong and delicious, perfect for coffee lovers. I added a spoon of sugar and savored the bitterness and aromatic fragrance. It was a luxurious cup of coffee with a refined sweetness. The food menu also looked interesting, with options like galettes. I'll review the lunch menu with images soon. While everyone has their own opinions on food, it's better to say "it didn't suit my taste" rather than just "it's bad." I agree with Moliere Nakamichi's approach. My evaluation is slightly generous for first-time reviewers. I didn't try the food, but the canelé at the counter looked delicious. The ambiance of the store, both inside and out, is top-notch. Whether you come for coffee or to read your favorite book, it's a great place. Every famous store must have a starting point where they are still finding their footing, and there's a charming amateurish vibe to it. The owner seems to have a strong attachment to Tonoda. I read all the blog posts on their Ameblo blog, detailing the cafe's beginnings. It's clear that they truly love what they do. The coffee is delicious (and more than just the coffee itself), so keep up the good work. I'll include this in my summary on Tabelog (the current theme is stylish cafes). Thank you for the delicious experience.

Maya Cafe was on my list to visit after seeing it on a TV show the day after it opened. I had also checked out their blog, so I was looking forward to the latte art made by the barista. The exterior of the cafe, with brick paving at the entrance, was stylish and inviting. The warm exterior walls with blue and white accents added a nice touch. The cafe, filled with the owner's passion, was meticulously designed with attention to detail, and you could feel the dedication that went into opening it. The owner's smile was also lovely, radiating a sense of something special. The cafe had a youthful vibe, filled with dreams and hope, just like the young owner. The other staff members were also pleasant. Despite being a bit past the opening, the cafe had a decent crowd with one customer already seated and nine more coming in. The customers included two groups of three older ladies and several solo male customers. I was free to choose my seat, so I opted for a spacious table where I could see the entire cafe. The warm spring sunlight streaming in through the windows created a cozy atmosphere. Being a non-smoker, I appreciated the completely smoke-free environment. I ordered a canelé and a cafe latte. I ordered the canelé right away since I had planned to eat it, and for the drink, I asked for a recommendation. The staff suggested the latte since they could do latte art. Worried about it being too sweet, I chose the least sweet cafe latte. While waiting for my order, I sipped on some water. "Mi... Mizu..." (from Fist of the North Star) I joked as I drank. The canelé and cafe latte arrived. The leaf latte art was well done and almost too pretty to drink. The latte had a slightly bitter and rich flavor, with a hint of sweetness. The canelé was fragrant and had a moist, chewy texture. It was not the crispy type, more like a canelé-flavored dessert, but I enjoyed its texture. The aroma of the canelé was particularly enticing. It reminded me of the canelé-style baked custard from Hokkaido's Kitakararou, although the canelé at Maya Cafe had a more appealing aroma. When compared by scent, Maya Cafe's canelé came out on top, but in terms of texture and taste, they were both excellent. Enjoying the canelé with the cafe latte, which contained milk, created a delightful combination. I had a wonderful time at Maya Cafe. Stay tuned for the next episode: "Lately, I find myself reminiscing about the past." - Toki

Last time, I wasn't hungry during mealtime, so I glanced at the attractive lunch menu but didn't order. This time, I came back during lunchtime and ordered a cheese crepe from the wide variety of crepes available. The crepe made with 100% buckwheat flour was quite delicious! Even as someone with a weak stomach, I didn't feel heavy after eating. They probably don't use a lot of chemical additives. I would like to visit again and try other menu items. By the way, the owner's wife, I think, is a very beautiful lady. ^_^

This shop is recommended for galettes. They also have a variety of lunch menu items such as quiche and ravioli. The sweets are also homemade and made with care. The meal, sweets, and drink sets are a great deal too.