Cafe Tweedia
- 1 Chome-2-18 Otowa, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-0013, Japan
Today · Closed
- Sunday: Closed
- Monday: 10 am–3 pm
- Tuesday: 10 am–3 pm
- Wednesday: 10 am–3 pm
- Thursday: 10 am–3 pm
- Friday: 10 am–3 pm
- Saturday: Closed
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Newly opened cafe with lovely ladies at the counter/in the service and a deliciously rich coffee smell in the air. The modern but classic entrance and interior design is inviting.. undoubtedly a good and quite place to relax with a cup of your favourite brew and a reading of your choice. The devil is in the detail, but I assume that they will get ahead of those little "theething troubles" eventually.
View on GoogleEvery time I used the bus stop, the lovely exterior and low prices on the menu board caught my attention. The other day I was looking for somewhere to have a light meal, so I went in. When I entered, there were 4 office workers and 2 elderly men chatting in their respective groups, but it didn't bother me at all. The atmosphere was quiet and clean, and a lovely woman welcomed me. For lunch, I ordered the Napolitan pasta. It was your typical coffee-shop Napolitan, but it was sooo delicious. I also ordered hotcakes. These felt like warmed-up chiffon cake, but both the Napolitan and the cake came with drinks, totaling 1950円. Coffee and similar drinks are 400円. The menu is simple, but with that Napolitan, the atmosphere, and these prices, I was happy to feel I'd found a great place! A person with a visual impairment and their guide dog came along too, and the kind "Please come in" was also lovely to hear. Outside, it said, "Customers with strollers or wheelchairs can enter as they are." However, it's a shame that there's a step at the restroom despite their welcoming wheelchair users, though they might be able to direct people to the public restroom in front of the street. If wheelchair users are comfortable with that, I think they could relax here too. I'd definitely like to visit again.
View on GoogleA cafe about 5 minutes from the station, close to the east entrance of Edogawa Park. With so few seats, you can feel safe visiting even during coronavirus. I went on a weekend, but apparently the menu is different because the owner is different from weekdays. The coffee was delicious! The menu described it as specialty coffee. A drink on its own is 500円, so it's a little expensive, but the dessert set is 800円, and the desserts are delicious too, so I recommend it.
View on GoogleIt's right near the Edogawabashi intersection. There's also a wide selection on the lunch menu.
View on GoogleVisited Wednesday 2021/9/22 I went in mistakenly thinking it was an ordinary stylish coffee shop, but it specialized in health drinks like smoothies and protein drinks. There was no regular coffee or tea. I stopped by with relatives after visiting my aunt's grave, but the deafening blender noise made it difficult to talk. Also, the smoothies are made by blending frozen fruit and ice cream, so they're very cold. That's fine on hot days, but on cold days they chill your stomach. It wasn't a place suited to elderly people.
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