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About Takagi Coffee - Karasuma
Let me introduce you to Takagi Coffee - Karasuma, a cozy coffee shop tucked into the heart of Kyoto that feels instantly welcoming the moment you step near the door. Located at Japan, 〒600-8415 Kyoto, Shimogyo Ward, Inabadocho, 711, this spot sits comfortably along the Karasuma area, making it an easy stop whether you’re wandering the city or slipping out for a quick break. The vibe here is relaxed and unpretentious, the kind of place where locals linger with a warm cup in hand and visitors feel like they’ve stumbled onto a neighborhood favorite. Takagi Coffee - Karasuma focuses on doing the basics really well, especially when it comes to coffee that’s smooth, balanced, and clearly made with care. Whether you’re craving a quiet moment to yourself or a casual catch-up with a friend, the space adapts effortlessly. There’s a steady rhythm to the shop, with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee setting the tone and creating an easygoing atmosphere that invites you to slow down. Service options are flexible too, which adds to its everyday appeal. You can grab takeaway coffee when you’re on the move, settle in for a comfortable dine-in experience, or even opt for delivery when convenience matters. Alongside its coffee offerings, the menu leans toward quick bites that pair naturally with a cup, making it a practical stop at almost any time of day. What really stands out is how approachable everything feels, from the ordering process to the laid-back energy of the room. Takagi Coffee - Karasuma doesn’t try to be flashy or overdesigned, and that’s exactly why it works so well. It feels genuine, rooted in its location, and perfectly suited for anyone looking to enjoy good coffee in a calm Kyoto setting. It’s the sort of place that fits seamlessly into daily routines, from early mornings to unhurried afternoons, without ever feeling rushed or impersonal.
Business Info
Hour time open
Right Now :
- Monday: 07:00 AM - 06:00 PM
- Tuesday: 07:00 AM - 06:00 PM
- Wednesday: 07:00 AM - 06:00 PM
- Thursday: 07:00 AM - 06:00 PM
- Friday: 07:00 AM - 06:00 PM
- Saturday: 07:00 AM - 06:00 PM
- Sunday: 07:00 AM - 06:00 PM
Japan, 〒600-8415 Kyoto, Shimogyo Ward, Inabadocho, 711
Reviews
We came here to have breakfast when staying in Kyoto. It’s quite and cozy, staffs are very friendly. We tried several sandwiches during those days, they were all very good. The egg sandwich and the hamburger patty sandwich are my favorite.
- Summer Wu -
Love the simplicity of the western-style breakfast with a Japanese twist. The thick toast was amazingly fluffy, egg was perfectly scrambled, sausages was delicious and coffee was smooth! Really enjoyed the breakfast! Unfortunately, it not a smoke-free cafe.
- Andrew Wong -
Very clean restaurant, waiter was efficient and professional, food was delicious, hot, and bread was so fresh! Coffee was very flavorful, prices are affordable. Close to hotels in the area!
- Syd Ball Wini -
The atmosphere is cozy and friendly. Once in, it feels like you want to slow down the pace and enjoy your coffee with a cigarette. Light jazz and neat looking staff, performing all kinds of cocking, working as a team, help you to relax and let go of your thoughts. The food was delicious. They put a small piece of butter into the latte it feels like home. I enjoyed my breakfast a lot. Thank you, guys!
- Юлдаш Мурадов -
Top breakfast and coffee joint in Kyoto. Exactly what you want in a diner. The atmosphere is cozy, the staff are friendly, and the food is tasty and reasonably priced, but these laudable, individual attributes do not sum to the whole; it's just a really sweet little place. Be advised: smoking is allowed (but it kinda adds something to the experience).
- Jacob Bower-Bir -
A coffee shop that clings on the bygone eras of the 70s and 80s in its deco. Plays the big band/Dixieland Jazz music in the background. One can see why some people like this place - it’s very different from other japanese diners obviously. And not as stale as places like Mac or Starbucks. Big warning though - smoking is allowed. And it is not your typical “Sir, would you want a smoking or non-smoking section”. Nope. We are talking about somebody who could potentially be sitting next to you puffing on his morning cigarette, in a small coffee shop. Having said that, the place did not smell of tobacco. I didnt order the toast somehow, though there were reviews singing praises of it. I ordered the pancakes set - that came with 3 pancakes, 2 small sausages and a cup of coffee. 1000Y for the set. The pancake tasted like any other pancake. Nothing fancy. Sausages was, well, normal. Coffee was not too bad. But then again, everybody has an opinion on what is a good coffee. So there lies the big question - was it worth it ? I went to Mac for breakfast also, and ordered the pancake breakfast set. Almost exactly the same thing - 3 pancakes, coffee from McCafe and hashbrown (instead of sausages). I paid 580Y. I had Nat King Cole crooning in the background while i chomp on my pancakes too. So for a difference of 420Y, one gets 70/80s deco diner, potentially with a smoker puffing next to you, two fantastic waiters running a tight ship, no kids, just like-minded adults indulging in some good coffee. My answer ? - it’s not the money. Just go for it - it’s different, it’s quirky, and cash only.
- KK Lee -
Simple breakfast options. Toast and butter was delicious and fluffy. Eggs were excellent as well. Enjoy
- Paul Bennett -
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