珈琲屋らんぷ 茜部店

I absolutely love the morning set here! Definitely give it a try.

I visited this shop after having dinner with a friend the other day. I think the time was a little before 19:30. Because of this time, there are probably many stores where the time is shortened, so I searched various stores with my friends and used this store whose business hours were until 22:00 on Google Maps. .. When I arrived at the store, there were some cars in the parking lot, and when I entered the store thinking that it was still popular, a male clerk in front of the counter said, "Please take your favorite seat." I did. There was a vacant seat in the back of the store, so when I got to that seat, a female clerk brought water. Immediately I was asked, "Have you decided on your order?" As expected, I couldn't decide on the seat right away, so when I answered, "Please come back later," he looked a little sullen without saying anything. Do I have to ask so quickly? But what do you do with your friends after seeing the menu to eat the cake after meals? When I was consulting with him, the female clerk mentioned earlier came again and said, "The last order for the side menu has already passed. So please order only drinks. Please order for drinks only. "They said. I couldn't understand what I was saying for a moment. However, I learned from a friend that this store will close at 20:00. Check the clock with a friend. I think the time was just past 19:30. I checked again later, but I didn't write the business hours outside the store. Also, from here on, I thought it was the most unlikely point, but when I entered the store, there was no voice saying, "Is it okay 30 minutes before the store closes?" How do people like us who aren't regulars come to the store for the first time understand that it's closed at 20:00? The purpose of our entry into this shop is to talk slowly while eating cake. We wouldn't have entered this store if we knew it was 30 minutes before it closed. In 30 minutes (actually, it was about 20 minutes left including the time until it was delivered), instead of relaxing, I had only time to go out with a drink. Actually, I wanted to leave the store saying that I wouldn't do it, but the pressure of the clerk waiting next to me to ask for it quickly was great (although it's just the customer's perspective), so I had a drink one by one. I asked. There weren't many calls when bringing in drinks, and I felt that I had a casual attitude, and I strongly felt that even though the store was about to close, there was no such attitude as a hospitality business. I would normally leave the store saying that it was a feast in the eyes of the store, but I didn't feel like it. There are many shops whose business hours have changed because of this time. However, there is no mention of business hours outside the store, and even 30 minutes before the store closes, it cannot be understood by this side who came to the store for the first time. Also, I do not know how long it will be open, but I think that many people rely on business hours such as Google Maps, so take measures such as correcting business hours and writing on signboards. I think you should take it. I haven't had a lot of unpleasant feelings when I entered the store, but this time I felt very unpleasant. I don't think I'll come again, but I would like to ask for the description of business hours at the store and the improvement of customer service for those who will come to the store in the future.

At around 19:25, I decided to change places after dinner with a friend and talk slowly, so I used this store, which was open until 22:00 on Google Maps. When I entered the store, a male clerk told me to take a seat of my choice. When I got to my seat, a female clerk brought water and asked me, "Are you sure you want to order?" I was about to sit down, so when I answered, "Please ask me later," I was a little suspicious, but the menu wasn't open yet, so I decided to order while suspicious of my moody attitude. I decided to. Shortly after I started looking at the menu, a female clerk came again and said, "I can't order the side menu because the last order has already passed. Please order only drinks." With this one word, I realized that the store was closed at 20:00. Looking at the clock, the time is 19:32. Outside the store, there was no description of business hours, and there was no mention that it was 30 minutes before the store closed when entering the store. How do you notice the last order time in this situation? I didn't enter the store 30 minutes before it closed. Since it is the time of Corona, I have no complaints about the shortening of business. However, I think it is the store's convenience to shorten sales. You should be able to take measures such as putting up a sticker outside the store or calling out when you enter the store. However, I couldn't stand the atmosphere of the clerk to order early, so I gave up ordering the side menu and ordered only drinks. When I served a drink, it was served with a moody face. I have never met such a terrible customer service. I used to talk slowly with a friend I met after a long time, but after leaving the store in 30 minutes, I couldn't order properly, which made me feel very uncomfortable. The price of a drink should include a service charge. I was very disappointed that I couldn't get the minimum service. I don't think I'll ever use the store here again. After leaving the store, some people had almost the same experience in Google Maps reviews, so I felt that this was a daily response. I regret not seeing the reviews.

After eating dinner, I changed the place and talked slowly, so I used this nearby. According to the information on google map, business hours were until 22:00. No business hours are entered on the shop sign. I visited around 19:25. As soon as I came in, I was seen by three or so clerk as a jiroiro, what was it? Though I was suspicious, I entered the store because I was guided to my seat. After a while from the seat, to the clerk who appeared with water "It's the last order for the side menu, so thank you." When I asked, "What time is it closed?" He said, "It's 20:00," and left. I was surprised 30 minutes before the store closed. That's why when I entered the store, I realized that I was being seen. Usually, at any store, one hour before closing, "... is the closing time, but is that okay?" He cares about me when entering the store. The store here did not have that word. I was surprised because I had never had a tea in less than 30 minutes. Of course I didn't enter if I knew that it would be 30 minutes before closing. Is your average staying time around 30 minutes? I wanted to go out, but it wasn't the atmosphere that I could go out, and the salesclerk disappeared, so I had to order. When I brought the product, it was said to be "slow", and it was a little clunky. I came. You can't do it slowly in less than 30 minutes. I'm surprised that the store here isn't caring. Maybe it will not come anymore, but since various people see the google map, I think it is better to correct the business hours, and if the business hours are written on the signboard, you should write until the time. I wonder why time is not written. I felt very uncomfortable. . ..

The spoons for lunch, such as Doria, have not been completely washed, leaving dirt and anxiety about hygiene. It was thinly dirty, so please replace it, and the dirt is (T_T)