Something over 35 seats with a few out front. The upscale-side atmosphere is going for Italian, but not heavily. Current BGM is "Dance The Night" by Dua Lipa at a moderate volume. Probably not a coincidence that the menu includes English and the other customers are foreigners, but it's a slow time of day. Wi-Fi available. Iced coffee was the Americano option and kind of a gentle flavor. I prefer a bit stronger, but I'm going to call it a high four stars on the comfortable atmosphere.

Went to this place twice. I definitely recommend it. Below is a detailed review of my experience. Rating based on Tabelog rating style. Staff: The staff was friendly and helpful. Food: The food was consistently a good surprise. The croissant had a nice flake and flavor, and the prosciutto and mozzarella tasted good. The lasagna, as per other comments, was great; the texture was soft and creamy, but not mushy at all, and the bolognese was flavorful. For the desserts, the Panna cotta (with dark cherry) was tasty and fresh. The pistachio tiramisu was alright. The portions were on the smaller side, but the prices felt very fair for the quality. Drinks: The cappuccino and latté were both lovely, although I am no connoisseur there. Seating and style: Both times I went (10am & 3pm), there was plenty of availability with no waiting time, and some of the seats are very comfy. You can stay and enjoy your meal/drink for a while with no pressure.

+3

Not a very big but a cozy cafe/restaurant. I originally wanted to try their seasonal drink, but between 11:30 and 14:30, if you want to eat inside, you must order from the lunch menu. So I chose the vegetarian lasagna, which is hard to find in many other places. Before the main dish arrived, they served a small appetizer plate: a little salad, a piece of croissant, and another deli-style side. Everything was very good. The lasagna also did not disappoint—I would definitely order it again. One coffee or tea is included in the lunch set, and you can also order seasonal drinks and desserts after choosing from the lunch menu. I also appreciated that they allow strollers and babies. Both the service and the food were great. However, the place wasn’t crowded, so I would have preferred if it was possible to visit during lunch time without being required to order from the lunch menu.

The shops of Caffè Pascucci together with the shops of Segafredo have the best Italian espresso in Tokyo . It seems they have 3 shops in Tokyo , I went to the one in Kojimachi. I recommend especially the homemade lasagna , focaccia and Eggplant Parmigiana . 👌 The dessert was also very good , I took a panna cotta. The service was very friendly and there is also an Italian chef .

+2

Great cafe near Hanzomon station! Nice coffee, pastries and sandwiches. Good to come for a morning cuppa, lunch or even a break after a nice walk around the palace. I would also recommend that you take away a coffee and doughnut or something for your walk.

+3