Grief has a door. And for those who sincerely move away from it... a waiting table.

In the city's alleyway of relief, there is a hidden café that only appears to those who intend to attend a dear event. No menu, no waiters—just paper towels, fluff, and silence. Customers are not asked to write letters to the dead. Because it's morning, those letters.

When Jules locates the café after her wonderful sister, she begins writing letters filled with sadness, guilt, and longing. But as we order night after night, she begins to notice strange occurrences: whispered conversations between unseen customers, a woman whose skin is stained with love, and a mysterious observer who no one knows but is always seeing.

Fueled by curiosity and a desperate hope of receiving advertising, Jules begins to unravel the café's secrets—where to buy letters, who takes them, and do the dead sleep? But some letters are for a cat's office... and some elements are built for a reason.

A poignant and moving story of grief, healing, and the transition between worlds, Letters from the Lost Cafe is a quiet fantasy that explores how we say goodbye, what we want to do when we don't want to read, and what we do when we don't want to read.