Shelter Cafe is a flower shop turned cafe located near Odori park and has this enchanted forest, botanical collectors shop kinda feel.

Sapporo, having an array of hidden cafes and restaurants, Shelter Cafe is yet another one you will likely never find. In the basement of a residential looking building, in a side street of Odori Park lies this gem.

As you walk in, you enter the flower shop, full of dried bouquets but also a work station where workshops are held. Pass through it and in the back, you will find the cafe itself, with dried flowers covering the ceiling and other exhibits decorating the walls. It is all in all very romantic and a bit enchanted if I dare say.

It is a place to stay for a while and their desserts are to die for. We ordered a french waffle plate for 980¥ to share. as well as tea for 500¥. It tasted as good as it looked and is definitely a portion you can share. You can also come here for lunch and enjoy one of their seasonal Lunch sets for ¥ 980. Or why not come in the evening, they even do alcohol such as Sake, beers and sparkling wine. A great way to start into the evening.

It’s a great place to find “shelter”, eat some tasty food and you may even find a flowery souvenir or two to take with you. Which makes this one of my favorite Cafes in Sapporo.

Web

https://www.cocorone-sheltercafe.com/

Address:

〒060-0042 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo Ward, Odorinishi, 6丁目6-9

Opening Hours

Sunday12–8PM
Monday12–8PM
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday12–8PM
Thursday12–8PM
Friday12–8PM
Saturday12–8PM
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Cindy Bissig
Cindy is a content creator living the nomadic lifestyle in Japan, exploring this beautiful country one city at a time. She works as a food and travel writer, photographer and helps people discover Japan on her YouTube channel "Let's Travel and Eat". As a certified sake sommelier, she loves sipping on a cup of delicious sake on her time off and loves going off-the-beaten-path discovering the weird and wonderful. You will likely find her drinking coffee in a local cafe, in front of a food truck, or wandering around with a camera in her hand taking in the world through her lens.

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