They sell coffee drip bags as well as…

…coffee beans from their roastery.

My friend had a cafe latte, and I had a cascara tea latte and a Momiji-manju (Hiroshima’s sweet delicacy).

Cascara, also known as coffee cherry tea, is made from the berries/cherries of the coffee plant, whereas the coffee beans are the seeds of the berries.

They also had a frozen banana mocha and a cascara fizz, both which I was intrigued by but did not get to try at that time.

Itsuki Coffee （伊都岐珈琲）
420 Miyajima-cho, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima, Japan
広島県廿日市市宮島町420
Homepage: http://itsuki-miyajima.com/shop/itsuki_coffee/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/伊都岐珈琲-1547763672122453/
<photos from Sunday 19 July 2015>

This turned out to be the back entrance. The front entrance is through the shop area within the same building.

Through the doorway and up the stairs…

There are unique sitting-level tables, like a picnic!

I didn’t get to try any, but they have awesome-looking coffee cocktails.

Coffee – shakudo, their darkest roast.

Iced milk coffee – a large iceberg in the middle of the coffee.

Two of the Uji-tei lunch set (usually it comes with a bowl of five-grain rice, but I got bread and carrot jam instead, because of brown rice allergies).

My friend got rice with her set.

Pancakes with whipped cream and butter, along with banana & pineapple compote and maple syrup.

The proper entrance, facing towards the inside of the shops.

The entrance of the whole building.

“Coffee is a fruit.”

24/7 coffee&roaster ujina （トゥエンティーフォーセブン コーヒーアンドロースター 宇品）
2nd floor of Flex Gallery, 3-12-38 Ujina Kaigan, Minami-ku, Hiroshima, Hiroshima, Japan
広島県広島市南区宇品海岸3-12-38 フレックスギャラリー広島店 2F
Homepage: http://commercial-art.net/wp/hiroshima/247-coffeeroaster-ujina/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/247coffeeroaster-ujina-206710012787285/
Flex Gallery homepage: http://www.flex-g.com/
<photos from Saturday 18 July 2015>