With the Tosabori River and Nakanoshima Park behind it, Kitahama Retro Building stands opposite the Osaka Securities Exchange. Originally completed in 1912 as the headquarters of a securities brokerage, the building was influenced by the Glasgow School of England and is a registered tangible cultural property of Japan. Currently, the first floor houses a British-style cake and tea goods shop, while the second floor is a coffee shop with an antique British atmosphere that is popular among tea connoisseurs. British-made interior design is used throughout the store, including doorknobs and light switches. The afternoon tea set, which includes cakes, scones, sandwiches, and more, is a popular menu item. Approximately 40 varieties of tea are available, including teas from England, France, and India, and the cakes are handmade in-house daily. The windows of the second-floor cafe offer a panoramic view of Nakanoshima's rose garden, making it a recommended place to spend the afternoon.