Coffee Marche

Coffee Marche
Seafood
Savor fresh seafood and café culture in Hakodate at Coffee Marche, beloved for its Silver Cod Set Meal and cozy ambiance.
Restaurant Details
Nestled within the vibrant Free Market of Hakodate, Coffee Marche is a hidden gem that seamlessly melds the best of Japan's cafe culture with the freshest offerings of the sea. Known for its commitment to locally-sourced ingredients, this restaurant garners praise for its gastronomical prowess. Guests indulge in iconic dishes such as the Silver Cod Set Meal and the ever-popular Squid Sashimi Set Meal, both of which highlight the delicate and deep flavors of ocean bounty.
Located just a hop from the Shinkawacho tram stop, Coffee Marche is a delightful culinary anchor in the heart of Hakodate. Despite its intimate size, with only a handful of tables and a cozy counter, the space exudes warmth, filled with the welcoming gestures of its husband-and-wife team. Diners often note the unparalleled attention to detail and personal connections built with the staff, making each experience memorable.
Beyond its seafood delights, the charm of this cafe lies in its coffee, brewed to perfection using the pristine waters from Mt. Nanae. Patrons sip on smooth, aromatic blends that complement savory dishes while taking in the rustic yet modern decor. It's a place where each corner tells a story—from wooden accents to minimalistic designs—all contributing to its relaxing ambiance.
While it hasn't yet claimed notable accolades, its growing reputation is undeniable among locals and visitors alike. Coffee Marche is more than just a place to eat; it is a culinary journey that encapsulates the richness of Hokkaido's offerings, bridging traditional techniques with modern, inventive flair.
Coffee Marche Phone Number
Coffee Marche Business Days
Coffee Marche Address
1-2 Shinkawachō, Hakodate, Hokkaido 040-0032, Japan
Coffee Marche Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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