🫖 Osaka Kita, Japan — Kissaten (Retro Cafés) Ranking

喫茶 孝二郎

喫茶サンシャイン

Kissa Sunshine is a Showa-era retro coffee house tucked away on the second basement floor of the Osaka Ekimae Dai-3 Building in Kita Ward, Osaka, welcoming guests from early in the morning. Its signature dish is fluffy hotcakes cooked fresh to order, served with a generous pour of maple syrup and enjoyed alongside house-made purin (custard pudding) and a smooth cafe latte. Regulars praise the warm, homely service and the relaxed atmosphere that puts even first-time visitors at ease. The cafe has grown so beloved that it draws lively crowds on weekends, and people come from across Japan and beyond, all in search of that just-griddled, pillowy texture and the comforting, old-fashioned flavor that has stood the test of time.

マヅラ喫茶店

Tucked into the basement of the Osaka Ekimae Daiichi Building, Madura is a long-established junkissa (a classic Japanese coffee house) that has been serving customers since the 1960s. Its interior is a retro delight, with stained glass and an arrangement of glass and mirrors that gives the whole space a futuristic, spaceship-like feel. Prices are wonderfully approachable: a morning set costs just 500 yen, the coffee is roasted in-house, and a slice of Basque cheesecake is 600 yen. The cafe has been featured on television and remains popular enough that customers often line up to get in, drawn by the mix of nostalgic charm and everyday value.

キッサモクバ

うてな喫茶店

純喫茶 アメリカン

梅田珈琲館ＹＣ

純喫茶スワン

喫茶ジャマイカ

King of Kings

梅田珈琲館ニューYC

アンティーク

ビクター

ニューMASA

純喫茶 ヒロ

深夜喫茶マンサルド

まりも

喫茶 アリサ

パイルドライバー

喫茶 モンシェリー