Cafés along your walk
Choose from cafés by the river and in the merchant streets. Opening days vary even for nearby places.
Temporary closures may not be reflected. Check the shop’s official page before making a special trip.
19 verified places
Cafe Miyake Shouten
A cafe in a traditional townhouse serving sweets made with Okayama fruit.
Cafe Princess
A cafe inside the Yumiko Igarashi Museum, with a set lunch period.
Cafe Tsumugu
A cafe off Honmachi Street serving sweets and a limited light meal.
Cafe Yuurin-an
A café in a traditional Honmachi house serving light meals and sweets made with local ingredients.
Café El Greco
A café next to the Ohara Museum of Art in a Western-style building from the Taisho era.
Kurashiki Coffeekan
A specialty coffee shop in the historical quarter that roasts its own beans.
Kurashiki Momoko Main Store
A cafe serving fruit parfaits, cakes, gelato and drinks.
Nagayamon Coffee
A cafe in the Nagayamon gatehouse of the Ohashi House, serving Kurashiki lettuce salads and siphon coffee.
Ohtemanjyu Cafe
A cafe serving sweets made with Ohtemanjyu, with items available to take away.
Piano Hall Avenue
A jazz cafe in an early Showa-era townhouse, with daytime cafe service and evening live jazz.
ROJANBORO CAFE KURASHIKI
A cafe inside Achi Machi Plaza serving desserts made with local fruit in folk-craft tableware.
Tully’s Coffee Kurashiki Bikan
A coffee shop in a white-walled building beside the Kurashiki River.
Yanagi to Hariko Museum Cafe
A cafe at the Japan Folk Toy Museum beside the Kurashiki River.
café BISCUIT
A Honmachi café and direct shop serving biscuits made by Kajitani Foods.
kobacoffee Kurashikigawa
A coffee roaster inside Kurashiki Teien by the Kurashiki River.