Much like a bar crawl, I spent my time in Kyoto hopping from cafe to cafe. After doing a little research
with the help of the Kyoto Café Book, I had the privilege to sample some of the
best work spaces in the city.
Hands
down my favorite place in the city. I’ve written more about it here.
The best
café au lauit I have ever had n my life. Although it is only steps away from
the bustling Shijo, this tiny shop is hard to find. Strictly a local joint, I
have never not seen it completely packed. Don’t let the simple interior fool
you, this place has world-class coffee.
A quirky
café/Italian restaurant with comfortable seating or large sofas. Why not have
dinner in what feels like a private living room?
Located
in the basement of 1928 Building, this edgy place is a café by day and live house
by night. Established as a place for
writers, artists, and other creative people to gather, this place definitely feels
like a cultural hub in Kyoto.
This
retro dinner serves up some of the best pastries in the city. I recommend their
pancakes.
Soiree
This place is all mood. From the blue lights to the translucent jelly, this odd cafe gives one the feeling of being in a gothic wonderland.
Unir
A
simple, straightforward coffee shop in Kyoto. Minimalistic interior and
delicious coffee reminds me of the cafes I would frequent in Portland.
Shinrin Shokudo
The best curry in town. A lovely green escape nestle in a quiet, unassuming area of the city. Come here to relax and escape.
This
is a proper Thai restaurant with all of Kyoto’s laid back atmosphere. It is
also hard to find, being on the second floor of a nondescript building. After a
light dinner, I would recommend going to Café Bibliotic Hello! for a drink or
dessert, which is just two block down the street.
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