Best Cafés in Kyoto

A coffee shop, requiring reservations due to its popularity, known for its peaceful atmosphere and offering a picnic option to enjoy by the river.

A traditional coffee shop in a local area, known for its excellent espresso and friendly barista.

A cafe where customers can roast their own sweet dumplings at the table, offering a unique and intimate dining experience.

Kefu Stand is a coffee shop located near the pagoda, offering a less crowded alternative to Starbucks.

Coffee Base NASHINOKI is a unique coffee shop located within a Kyoto temple, using water from a famous Kyoto spring.

Baikal Cafe is located next to Bishamondo Temple.

Ogawa Coffee provides beans to many cafes and has longer opening hours.

Cite Coffee Roastery is visited during the vlog.

Weekenders Coffee Roastery is visited during the vlog.

This Starbucks is located inside a century-old wooden machiya on Kyoto's historic Ninenzaka Street, offering a unique coffee experience on tatami mats.

Kyoto features a unique Starbucks with tatami floors.

Kyoto features a unique Starbucks with tatami floors.

MiPig is a cafe where visitors can interact with micro pigs.

Unimocc Art Cafe creates drinks inspired by famous paintings.

A popular coffee cafe near Kyoto station that specializes in El Salvadorian coffee.

A unique Starbucks located in a traditional Japanese house with tatami mat seating and beautiful garden views.

Kumon NOA is a cafe that is known for their cloud-shaped desserts.