Herend

Welcome to Herend, a charming café that serves more than just coffee; it offers an enchanting experience steeped in culture and warmth. Located in Takamatsu, Kagawa, Herend is beautifully adorned with exquisite porcelain, featuring a stunning collection of coffee cups and tableware from the renowned Hungarian brand it’s named after. You’ll feel as if you’ve stepped into a different world the moment you walk through the doors.

As you settle in, the delightful aroma of freshly brewed coffee fills the air, beckoning you to try their signature offerings. Customers rave about the delicious morning sets, where each plate bursts with flavor — especially the homemade jams that accompany their toasts. One reviewer noted, “the morning was delicious and satisfying,” highlighting the café’s commitment to quality and deliciousness without breaking the bank.

The inviting ambiance is complemented by the warm hospitality of the owner, often referred to as “Mama” by patrons. Clad in what some describe as charming traditional attire, she brings a delightful personal touch to your visit. With her extensive knowledge of each piece in the café, she allows you to choose your favorite cup, making your coffee experience uniquely yours. As one delighted customer expressed, "Choosing from so many beautifully displayed cups and saucers truly makes you feel special."

Herend is not just a café; it’s a gathering place where stories are shared over coffee. You might find regulars engaging in lively conversations about travel and experiences, creating an atmosphere that feels like home. Several visitors have noted how this café brings people together, turning every visit into a heartwarming reunion of friends.

If you're in the Takamatsu area, do not miss the opportunity to visit Herend. Indulge in a cup of their rich coffee or their scrumptious chiffon cake, and enjoy a moment of tranquility in a beautifully curated setting. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, Herend promises a memorable culinary escape filled with community, culture, and of course, the finest coffees served in the most delightful porcelain.