SUNDAY FULLER CAFE

The waffle was really good; not the typical kind but it tasted like that of a croissant. The matcha latte tasted great with beautiful with heart. I was there in the morning about 10am. There were only 2 customers & it was a conducive place for work.

Great western rustic chic ambience with low-playing diverse music. Extremely friendly and attentive staff, food and coffee were excellent. Maybe 5 min walk from Nagoya Station. Get the classic waffle/crossaint - the croffle!

Amazing! We loved the atmosphere, tea, lemonade, coffee and Croffles (waffles). Hope to go again while in town

Beautiful cafe with tasteful decorations! The day I went the espresso machine wasn’t working properly so they couldn’t make hot espresso-based coffee, but the cold options were still available. So I went with a cold latte. I’m not at all an iced coffee drinker, but have to say that I was impressed with what I got. The iced latte was aromatic, creamy, and smooth. The cold temperature didn’t take away the coffee aroma at all. The croffle was also amazing. I chose the red bean and butter topping which made it look like a croffle version of the famous Nagoya ogura toast. The staff was a cherry on top. The two female staff members I interacted with were very friendly and kind.

This was the second time in two weeks that I visited SUNDAY FULLER CAFE. On this visit, I wanted to try their blend coffee. The taste was solid; a nice mix of sour and bitter. I enjoyed the cup that it came in, as it was nostalgic to me (more on that later). I also tried the croffle, which was fantastic. It was my first time having one. The texture was crispy yet soft. The butter and syrup blend that came with it was a good portion. Figuring out how to access the cafe can be a bit difficult, but if you are coming from Nagoya Station, take the right side street by the cafe and you should see a SUNDAY FULLER CAFE sign directing you up to the second floor of the building. The interior had tall ceilings and huge windows, making it feel spacious. There are many different kinds of seating, giving you options on first-time or repeat visits. For me, the best feature about this cafe is the interior design. It is clearly inspired by Americana, from the bar seating to the wall tiles to the cups and coasters and so on. I won't spoil everything, but there are so many little details in this one cafe that it should inspire you to explore for yourself. Besides the design, the music played was older country music, making me feel right at home. The staff were incredibly kind and provided good recommendations for this visit. I felt that the prices of what I ordered and received were more than fair. If you're looking to try delicious cafe drinks and food while also having a unique experience within the heart of Nagoya, look no further than SUNDAY FULLER CAFE.

This is the coolest cafe I’ve been to in Japan so far. The food is super delicious and the coffee is amazing! The staff was super friendly and spoke perfect English. The decorations inside are beautiful and really makes an awesome cool vibe to the place. Loved everything about it.

The place is cozy full of american stuff. The coffee was tasty. I wasn't expecting the waffles to be pressed croissants: not bad but not waffles from scratch.

Lovely little jazzy cafe. Food and drinks were both delicious - very solid matcha latte and I got their seasonal special (spring daifuku croffle) which was way too pretty to eat. Light flaky pastry that crunches up in just the right amount which soaks up the matcha ice cream and sakura cream perfectly. Great red bean too. As long as you don’t have a big appetite and would like a chill place to enjoy yummy/ pretty looking food, would highly recommend. We came here on a Friday morning around 9:30 and there weren’t many people at all. Great lighting and view of the streets from the second level.