I couldn't get in last time because it was a regular holiday, but I got my revenge this time! I managed to enter the shop without getting caught by the fake door! I ordered French toast and coffee! I arrived right when the shop opened, so I could choose any seat I wanted! The freshly baked French toast and coffee were incredibly delicious, I will definitely go again!!!

On weekends, it tends to be crowded, but I managed to miraculously secure a reservation and visited. There were so many drink options that I had a hard time choosing, but I started with a coffee. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was lively due to the crowds, but there were also people working alone, so it seems like a good place for that too. The interior and miscellaneous goods were stylish down to the smallest details, which I liked, so I made a note to come back again. I will definitely be returning.

Adult hideaway cafe Elevator. When you open the front door, you're surprised to see paintings, but after finding the real door, it's a delightful experience. The joy of being able to enter and the chic atmosphere inside make it a cafe where you want to relax quietly. You order at the counter and pay afterwards. I think the parfait + drink combo was around 1200 yen, which was good value. The menu is fun to explore, so ordering while listening to explanations was enjoyable.

Recommended by Otona-za, the walnut ice cream paired with red tea is a must-try. For coffee lovers, the medium-roasted Colombian coffee is the perfect match. The popular French toast is selling out fast. Be cautious of the fake door at the entrance. You can stay for up to 2 hours with just one drink, but if you want to linger longer, consider ordering more. The interior is decorated with tasteful music and furniture, creating a comfortable atmosphere for a relaxing stay.

The atmosphere was really nice and my boyfriend and I had a great time! It was a bit pricey for teenagers, but I think it's an average price for those who enjoy cafe hopping as a hobby. I ordered the original coffee and matcha brownie. The coffee was easy to drink, and even though I usually can't drink black coffee, I enjoyed it! The matcha brownie seemed small at first, but it was very rich and had a nice matcha aroma that was refreshing. The size was just right, and I would like to visit the evening session next time.

I was looking for a place in Sapporo where I could work, and I found Otona-za. When I visited on a weekday afternoon, there were only a few people who seemed to be staff, but by the time I left after 4 hours, it was almost full. The price was 1,350 yen for up to 2 hours and 1,750 yen for up to 4 hours, including French toast and one drink. The French toast was from Tokyo, but it was delicious! I also enjoyed the cafe latte ☕️ However, there was no notification about the remaining time, so I ended up extending unnecessarily, and there was some inconsistency in the level of politeness towards other customers, so I would give it 3 stars.

A cafe with a unique entrance that may deter first-time visitors, and at night it turns into a members-only bar. Despite having a sign in front of the building, it seems like they don't want too much attention. After trying Kanako's soup curry, I searched for a nearby cafe and found this hidden gem right next door. I was hesitant to enter alone as the entrance was not obvious, but with some research, I found the right door to open. Inside, it was bright and welcoming, like stepping into a different world. The staff had their own original drinks, making it hard to choose. I ended up with a regular iced cafe latte, while my friend got a caramel parfait-like drink. Both were delicious. It's a unique and stylish cafe with a great atmosphere. It seems like a place where trendy city-goers become regulars. Overall, it was a delightful experience!

I headed to a cafe on the 7th floor of a building near "Kanariya" for a light time-pass, but it was unexpectedly closed for the day. The elevator button on the 7th floor not working should have been a clue, but I couldn't reach the store by phone either. There was no notice of closure on their website, so there was no way to know without going there. In such situations, I looked for a substitute at a nearby cafe, and chose "Otona Za" from the list. It is a co-working cafe during the day and a members-only bar at night. They have Wi-Fi and charging spaces, and the location is also nice with a good view. It turned out fine in the end! The cafe I was originally planning to visit was on the 7th floor, while this one was on the 8th floor, one level higher! The entrance to the store may be confusing at first sight, but the excitement of finding it is worth it! I won't reveal the location of the entrance, but if you can't find it, there are kind reviewers who have mentioned it, so look for their reviews. The process after entering is that the staff explains the store's system at the counter, then you choose your order from a large menu sheet at your table, and when you're ready to order, you go back to the counter. Once you place your order, you return to your seat. The staff also offers original drinks with numbers, drink names, and subtitles. Some original drinks may not be available due to shift schedules, so be aware of that. I ordered the "Apollo Chocolate Drink" from the "Cake + Drink Set (¥1000)" with the "chat cake (¥600)". The cake turned out to be a financiers with raspberries. The drink had a hidden word, but you can probably guess it. The cake had a moist and crumbly texture reminiscent of madeleines, with a slightly crispy surface. The combination of textures was delightful, and the rich aroma of fermented butter combined with the sweet and sour taste of raspberries was soothing. The gelato served with the cake also had a nice acidity. The drink, once properly mixed by the staff, had layers of milk, strawberry, and chocolate. It tasted similar to a strawberry milk with added chocolate, but mixing it well is essential to enjoy all the flavors.

Hidden gem Cafe & BAR in the heart of Sapporo♡ It has become a coworking space that can be used for both leisure and work purposes ( ˙ᵕ˙ ) French toast and cakes are popular!!✄----------------------------‐✄︎︎︎︎☑︎︎︎︎︎Cake + Drink set/1100 yen⇀Cheesecake⇀Thursday's Cocoa (2 hours of use)✄----------------------------‐✄Starting the new year with a Cafe tour⸜( ⌓̈ )⸝ During the New Year holidays, when many shops are closed, I visited the ones that were open!! Despite the busy staff during the New Year, the place was packed with customers!! Unfortunately, I was alone so I sat at the counter (lol) This area in Odori has many cafes. Mingus Coffee, Roast Roaster, Cafe La Bastille, and other cafes in this area are a paradise for cafe lovers!! I liked the atmosphere of Otona-za when I visited last year, so I wanted to come back and relax♡ I was a bit confused at first about the entrance, but I managed to find the right way in!! The interior is a calming space with wood and nature elements. You can spend a relaxing time here, whether you're drinking alcohol or coffee, it seems like you can use it in various ways♡ The French toast is popular, but they weren't selling it that day, so I opted for the cheesecake (*´꒳`*) I was thinking of getting a cafe au lait because the latte art was cute last time, but the staff-recommended drinks seemed interesting!! Apparently, you can only order them when that particular staff member is there. I went for the cocoa because the rabbit was cute, and the marshmallow ears were adorable♡ It was a sweet cocoa to relax with (*˘ᵕ˘*) The cheesecake had a nice tanginess and a soft texture♡ It was my type of dessert!! Next time, I want to try the French toast (*´罒`*) Thank you for the meal♡

A humorous cafe located on the 8th floor of the Otona-za Building that we visited for lunch on Christmas. It has a hidden door entrance. There are charging stations and Wi-Fi available, making it a good co-working space. The clientele mainly consists of young women in their early 20s. Each staff member has their own special menu, which is quite interesting! #Hokkaido #Sapporo #Cafe #Co-workingSpace

I visited a cafe in Hokkaido, Sapporo, because I wanted to eat cheesecake. I wanted to eat cheesecake during my trip to Hokkaido, so I tried famous shops one after another, but due to the impact of the coronavirus, they were all closed. So I decided to visit a cafe that looked Instagram-worthy. It seems to be a popular shop among young women in Sapporo. The entrance had an interesting gimmick, and the interior decoration with dried wood was very stylish. Each staff member had come up with original drinks, showing their creativity. The Basque cheesecake was delicious.

It's around Nishi 4-chome Station. On a holiday walk. This early summer was hot... I got a little sweaty while looking for a cool cafe. I came to this place that caught my eye. Huh? Where's the entrance? When I got off the elevator and saw the deer's antlers in front of me, I realized it was a dummy door...^ ^ The little trick was fun! lol When I opened the door on the right, the air conditioning was working really well, creating a super comfortable world! The faint sunlight was shining in, and there was a wonderful cafe spread out. No other customers, just 6 women. Of course, it's mainly for girls, but the atmosphere is quite different, and it's totally fine for men to come here. Cafe Latte Ice 500 yen tax included. You can choose where to sit in various situations. The Cafe Latte was a bit different from what I imagined, subtly stylish! The taste was quite delicious, and the froth was the highlight! There is Wi-Fi and power outlets, and I liked the male staff's service. It was so relaxing that my overheated body felt refreshed. I definitely want to visit here again! Thank you for the meal! ^_^

I've been wanting to visit this café for quite some time and finally made it there. It's located on the 8th floor of a slightly old-fashioned building, and the entrance door with "OPEN" written on it is actually fake and doesn't open. The real entrance is on the right side of the wall. The café has a bright and airy interior with a nice view. The staff, both male and female, were friendly and provided good service. I ordered a strawberry parfait with ice hojicha and a beer. The pricing system was a bit confusing, but my total bill was under 2,000 yen. The strawberry parfait was delicious with a rich strawberry flavor, and the hojicha had a refreshing and gentle bitterness. Overall, it was a popular café for a reason, and I would definitely recommend it to café lovers.

It was used as a working space. The wifi was weak, which was disappointing, but it was a fairly relaxing place. There was a bit of playfulness at the entrance, which was nice. I wish the cafe seating was more spacious, as I felt a bit cramped.

It was much smaller than I expected. Used it as a coworking space during the day and a bar at night (probably). It was highly recommended as a cafe for nomadic work, but it was a letdown. The chocolate mint drink was delicious, but I waited for over 10 minutes. It was crowded, but still, it was too slow. The books were placed near the ceiling, making it hard to reach. I might not visit again.

On a certain weekday, I stumbled upon a cafe bookmarked as I was looking for lunch. It was located on the top floor of a relatively small building. I took the elevator up to the 8th floor, and on my first attempt, I opened what seemed like the wrong door and found myself facing a wall. Following the arrow to the correct door on the right, I entered a spacious cafe-like space. Upon entering, I was prompted to sanitize my hands and have my temperature checked by a staff member who was not wearing a mask. The interior of the cafe consisted of a stylish counter, tables spaced apart, and cozy sofa seating. Various decorations like plants were placed around the area, and calming music played in the background. The menu indicated that prices varied based on the length of stay, but I opted for the "French Toast Set (1200 yen)" with an iced coffee. The French toast turned out to be thick and fluffy, with a hint of sweetness and a milky flavor. It was served with maple syrup for added flavor. The iced coffee was refreshing, with a light taste and mild acidity. Overall, I found the cafe to be a pleasant space where one could potentially spend a good amount of time. Personally, I would consider returning for drinks only next time. Thank you for the meal.

This week, I visited the Otona-za Cafe! It's a cafe during the day and turns into a bar at night. This time, I went during the day. Coffee and cheesecake go really well together there! I was impressed by the playful entrance - you enter through a wall on the right, not the door right in front of you! The atmosphere of the cafe was great, and the staff were friendly and easy to talk to!

I went to a cafe with an adult-like pricing system on a weekday afternoon with a friend. The cost is 600 yen with one drink included, and you can stay for up to 3 hours. After that, additional fees apply. I paid an extra 100 yen for a caramel milk (iced) and 100 yen for a hojicha latte (iced), totaling 700 yen each. The prices are a bit high, but the drinks tasted great. The facilities, like Wi-Fi and outlets, were available in exchange for the time-based fee. I liked the atmosphere inside the cafe. The entrance is not where you would expect it to be; it's where the deer's antlers are. It was a bit inconvenient to have to pull the deer's antlers to enter. Overall, I rate this place highly for its stylish interior and delicious drinks.

I wanted to visit an interesting shop with a unique system, as my friend requested, so we went to one in August 2020. The building had a Buddhist goods store on the first floor and a Chinese herbal medicine shop across the street. We took the elevator to the 8th floor and got a bit lost at the entrance door, which added to the fun. We sat at the counter and asked about the system since it was our first time there. They explained that during the daytime (coworking cafe time), you can stay for 3 hours with a drink included for 600 yen, and they have Wi-Fi. This was different from other cafes I knew where the time was limited to 1 hour. The place was set up like a coworking space, with customers working on their laptops. It seemed like a good option for flexible work arrangements. I ordered the original blend coffee and a chocolate parfait set, which came to a total of 1100 yen for three of us. We had a great time chatting, even though our conversation was unrelated to business. The coffee was delicious, and the parfait had a nice balance of sweetness, although it lacked a special touch. Overall, it was a cute and enjoyable experience. They also serve alcohol during bar time starting from 8:00 PM.

After eating grilled beef tongue at Otona-za, we decided to go to a hidden café that nobody knows about. The entrance to the café was so exciting and fun, like something out of Harry Potter. Once inside, there was a seating charge that included a drink. We both chose cheesecake from the menu, and they kindly gave us different types of cheesecake. The Basque cheesecake was surprisingly delicious. We were very satisfied with the stylish atmosphere and tasty cakes. We will definitely go back again.