I was looking for a coffee shop in the neighborhood and came across this place, so I decided to visit! As soon as I entered the store, the smell of cigarettes filled the air. They allow smoking throughout the shop, which is unusual. It might be tough for non-smokers. It was a bit strong for me too. I ordered the Yamamoto Special! The tableware was simple and nice. The coffee can be adjusted to stay warm, which is convenient. The store is spacious and doesn't feel cramped. For smokers, it might be one of the few places to relax. However, it might be tough for those who dislike smoke. For those people, I recommend going to the coffee shop next door. There, you can buy coffee beans (you can also ask for ground coffee, I think) at a reasonable price. Please give it a try, thank you for the meal.

I visited the restaurant for the first time in over a year and had the A set for breakfast. It came with a drink, toast, boiled egg, salad, and fruit. I also ordered a sandwich as an extra, which had increased in price by 20 yen. It was a Sunday morning and the place was bustling with locals. They had alcohol disinfection and acrylic boards in place. The entrance was left open for ventilation, so it was a bit cold inside. Smoking is allowed throughout the restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

As soon as I walked in, the smell of cigarettes was so strong that it ruined the nice atmosphere and delicious coffee... If the girl you're interested in is a heavy smoker, I would recommend it, but if you visit with someone you don't know well and find out they are a smoker, it will become an unforgettable place... Perfect for couples who like smoking!!

I often use this place for morning meals. In the morning, many elderly locals gather here. There is parking available, so there are also people coming by car (including us), but I also see people coming with walkers and bicycles. The morning time is not for tourists, especially since smoking is allowed in all seats, so it may not be suitable for non-smokers. Outside of morning hours, it is a regular coffee shop with a attached cafe where smoking is allowed. The coffee is delicious and they offer a variety of cakes and pastries, making it a good place to relax before heading home after sightseeing. I had some errands in the morning and spent a relaxing time here. Thank you for the meal! (⌒∇⌒)

I had a Monday morning breakfast on a holiday (⌒∇⌒). I arrived around 9 am, and the parking lot was unusually half empty. There were many customers already there and many more came after me. There was no waiting or being turned away. My husband had Morning Set A: Iced coffee, toast, salad, boiled egg, and potato salad, with an additional sandwich for 490 yen extra. I had Morning Set B: Iced coffee, sandwich, salad, and potato salad for 540 yen. There were many regular customers who ordered their usual, and the staff's service was efficient and familiar. It was a relaxing morning, playing smartphone games. Thank you for the meal.

I stopped by during a weekday afternoon due to some errands. I tried the Kansai-style egg sandwich. Unlike the morning version with mayo mixed in the yolk, the standalone egg sandwich had a simple fried egg. I wish it had a bit more kick of mustard. Thank you for the meal.

I visited again because last time I had bad luck and it was a regular holiday. I ordered the sandwich morning set that I haven't had in a long time. I finished it quickly and then chatted for a while. I didn't feel full, so I went to have lunch afterwards. Thank you for the meal!

I have used this place several times. Since we come by car, there have been times when we couldn't use it because the parking lot was full. It is a popular restaurant in the local area. I often notice that there are many elderly people, including us, who visit. I have also encountered a group of people in wheelchairs with caregivers. The breakfast is quite reasonable in price and offers a high degree of freedom. We ordered the set menu with an additional sandwich. Some customers ask for things like switching butter for jam or salad instead of fruit, even though it's not on the menu. They seem to be regular customers. For me, it is a place where I can enjoy a delicious and peaceful morning. Thank you for the meal.

Oops! I arrived early in Kyoto this morning and thought about going to Fushimi Inari. But I was hungry and didn't think any place would be open at this hour, so I just went in without thinking. I was debating about eggs? YC? YC in Umeda? The main store? In that case, the egg toast or sandwich and delicious coffee were great choices! The coffee and bread were delicious. I took a little break and felt a little better after the early morning tiredness. Thank you for the meal.

Today is the Arima Kinen! The final race of the year, my excitement is high from the morning ( ´∀`)♪ I attended a horse racing meeting with the regulars from the izakaya we often go to, at Yamamoto Coffee. Everyone calls it Yamacoh. They have parking for about 10 cars, but the smoking rate is high…(^^; The morning set is cheap, isn't it♪ I had Set A for 470 yen, while the person next to me had Set B for 520 yen (I only took a photo). Most of the others also had Set A. The bread is on the crispier side with less butter, but I prefer a softer texture. The salad is fresh but a bit messy with boiled egg and pineapple. The coffee is strong and aromatic, very delicious. However, the coffee came quite early and was cold by the time the food arrived… I don't mind the coffee and food coming with a time gap, but I wish the gap was a bit shorter. With fruit included for 470 yen, the portion size is good. Now… regarding the annual social trend predictions in the Daily Sports, they are quite accurate ( ≧∀≦)ノ ended the year with a little profit＼(^-^)／Yatta. Sorry for the unrelated talk♪ Thank you for the meal.

I went to Yamamoto Coffee, located about a 15-minute walk from Kyoto Station. The exterior doesn't give off a typical cafe vibe. The shop is located on the corner of Kawaramachi Sanjo. The tables and chairs give off a traditional Kyoto feel. The downside is that smoking is allowed, so it may be difficult to visit frequently. I ordered the sandwich morning set for 560 yen, which is quite reasonable. The coffee is drip, but at this price, I can't complain. The sandwich was simply delicious. However, I'm not a fan of cigarette smoke, so that was a bit disappointing.

I tried a limited-time hamburger. The burger was full of meat and vegetables, and it even came with a paper for takeout. There were potato chips on the side of the plate with the burger. In addition to the limited-time burger, the menu also offers a variety of sandwiches. The restaurant has a retro atmosphere that reminds you of the Showa era. There is also a garage so you can even go there by car.

A bustling local cafe where I enjoyed their famous pudding from the morning. It was just right - not too firm, not too soft, and had a homely taste that I really liked. I felt happy from the morning. It's not a non-smoking place, so it might bother some people.

I stopped by before visiting the Red Cross. It's a cozy and reasonably priced cafe where you can have a nice breakfast. I also had a sandwich on this day to calm my mind before heading out.

Yamamoto Special

Morning, parking available.

After getting off the Hanshin Expressway and walking along Kawaramachi Street for about a minute, you will find it on the east side. There is a parking lot available. It opens at 7:00 in the morning. They offer four types of morning sets. I ordered Set A, which includes coffee, bread, boiled egg, salad, and orange. The coffee was brewed using a siphon. It's a coffee shop where you can smoke and it's open early in the morning. On my second visit, I ordered coffee and a boiled egg for 450 yen. I didn't get any bread this time. The coffee was brewed using a siphon. There are table and counter seats, and the staff are friendly, making it a comfortable place to visit.

Located on the outskirts of Kyoto Station, this café with a parking lot is a rare find. The entrance features an aged roasting machine. The spacious wooden floor space offers a beautiful view, with European-style round tables arranged throughout. The atmosphere is elegant and solemn, with gold and copper furnishings in an amber-colored setting. For breakfast, there are various options available, but I chose the standard toast option, which was evenly spread with margarine and cut vertically. The toast was soft and crispy, delicious. The morning coffee was reheated and surprisingly too hot. Whether in Minoh, Umeda, or Kyoto, every YC cafe exudes a sepia-toned charm.