Stylish café with a retro American taste
STICK BY ME ESPRESSO is a cafe in Chatan-cho, Nakagami County, Okinawa Prefecture, with a distinctive American antique exterior and interior.
The main attractions are the coffee, which is brewed using “Four Barrel” coffee beans from San Francisco and can only be enjoyed here in Japan, and the delicious food made with local ingredients.
Because it targets residents rather than tourists, the prices are reasonable and the taste is well-received, and as a result, many tourists visit this recommended café.
It is open from 7:00 a.m., so taking breakfast here is also recommended!
Point 1: Easy to drink neatly! Coffee is only available here in Japan!
This is the only place in Japan that carries “Four Barrel” coffee beans from San Francisco.
It is well known for its clean and easy-to-drink taste. The coffee menu includes café latte, cappuccino, green tea latte, Americano, drip coffee, milk chocolate, and brown sugar coffee milk made with Okinawan brown sugar, each of which can be served hot or iced.
We recommend drip coffee or iced coffee to enjoy the taste of Four Barrel. Try the refreshing acidity first.
Point 2: Stylish interior with American antiques!
The exterior of the restaurant is open and airy, with outside terrace seating, giving it the appearance of a stylish American diner. Parking is available, making it easy and convenient to come by car.
Inside, American antique furniture, sundries, and illustrations line the walls, and calm music plays in the background, creating a relaxing atmosphere. It is a comfortable space for those who like old American tastes.
There is also record equipment in the store to create the perfect atmosphere.
Point 3: A wide variety of food is also available, including avocado chicken rice!
Although it is a café, it also offers a rich and extensive food menu, including sandwiches, French toast, chicken rice, pizza toast, and waffles.
Especially popular are the avocado chicken rice and teriyaki chicken rice made with locally grown ingredients. The popular points are that they are not only hearty, but also delicious and reasonably priced.
The waffles made with plenty of local brown sugar and peanuts are also very tasty. The cream that comes with the waffle seems to be made with Okinawan shikwasa (Okinawan shikuwasa) as a secret ingredient, giving it a moderate sweetness and an exquisite fruity flavor that you can feel deep inside. Please order it when you visit.
