After a long week, needed a coffee break, and was curious to try this establishment that isn't found in Canada. Place was pretty busy for an early evening. Thankfully, one can reserve a table before getting in line to order. Had their salt caramel latte (warm and comforting), and espresso marron roll (warmed). The interior was very open with high ceilings and floor to ceiling windows. By the time we went, some of the food/baked goods selection was depleted, as expected. They also have a selection of take home goods and merchandise, like bags. Service was good here!

+3

I enjoyed it. Nice coffee and desserts. When I went. The inside was pretty full. But luckily they had outdoor seating and I was able to sit down and eat.

If you ignore certain individuals who don’t know how to behave in public—grabbing chairs from other tables despite being alone at theirs—the café itself is actually quite decent. The taste of both the drinks and food is pretty standard; nothing extraordinary, but not bad either. A solid middle ground. If you're looking for a place to have coffee ☕ or tea 🍵 along with a sandwich or cake, this spot is a reasonable choice. However, keep in mind that finding a seat might be difficult due to its location and the people mentioned above, as well as those who sit for long periods with their laptops or phones. Expect to wait around 10 to 20 minutes for your order.

+2

After a long day touring Mt. Fuji, we stopped by Dean & DeLuca Coffee in Marunouchi—and it was just what we needed. The cozy, modern vibe was a nice contrast to the outdoorsy energy of the day. I got a cup of their house blend and it was smooth, rich, and comforting. My wife had a latte, which she really enjoyed too. It was the perfect spot to wind down and warm up after the cold. Definitely a great coffee stop if you're coming back into the city and need to recharge.

I love this cafe! This was the best coffee I’ve had in Japan, I was missing good coffee so when I found this place I felt like I was back at home. The food is very good too. For a cafe in Japan, the prices are a bit high, but I think it is worth it.