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COFFEEMAN Roasting & Planning Café
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COFFEEMAN Roasting & Planning Café is a hidden gem tucked away on a quiet alley in Fukuoka’s Ropponmatsu area. The café doubles as a micro-roastery, where the owner carefully roasts small batches of single-origin beans in-house. The interior is minimalist and warm, with wooden counters and shelves lined with coffee bags. Visitors can watch the roasting process through a glass partition while enjoying a pour-over or espresso. The menu changes based on seasonal beans, and the staff are happy to explain flavor profiles. It’s a favorite among local coffee enthusiasts and offers a peaceful retreat from the city bustle. The alley location adds to its charm, making it feel like a secret discovery.
Don't miss
- Watch the roasting process in the on-site micro-roastery
- Try a single-origin pour-over from a rotating seasonal selection
- Browse bags of freshly roasted beans to take home
- Enjoy the quiet alleyway atmosphere away from main streets
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit COFFEEMAN Roasting & Planning Café
You don't need a tour to visit — entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine COFFEEMAN Roasting & Planning Café with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.
Cheapest way inVietnamese Coffee Workshop in Ho Chi Minh City - Local Home Class5★ · 11 travelers~2 hoursFree cancellationFrom$6 per personSee dates →
Most bookedHanoi Coffee Experience: 6 Brews, 9 Recipes & 3 Liquor Tastings5★ · 3,003 travelers~3 hoursFree cancellationFrom$17 per personSee dates →
Private & flexibleFukuoka Group/Private Tour by Local Professionals!5★ · 24 travelers3–6 hoursFree cancellationFrom$60 per personSee dates →Know before you go
- The café is small; seating is limited, so consider takeaway if busy.
- Cash only is common at small Japanese cafés; bring yen just in case.
- English menu available, but staff may have limited English; pointing and smiling works.
- Photography is welcome, but be respectful of other guests and the roasting area.
A bit of history
COFFEEMAN was founded by a passionate coffee roaster who wanted to create a space where roasting and brewing happen side by side. The café opened in the mid-2010s and quickly gained a loyal following for its quality-focused approach.
Common questions
Does COFFEEMAN offer food?
They focus on coffee; light pastries may be available, but it's primarily a drink spot.
Can I buy beans to take home?
Yes, they sell bags of freshly roasted coffee beans, often with tasting notes.
Is there Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi is not typically advertised; it's more of a place to disconnect and enjoy coffee.
Do they have non-coffee drinks?
They may offer tea or other beverages, but coffee is the main focus.
Is the alley easy to find?
It can be tricky; look for the small sign near the Lawson convenience store on the main street.
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