The space features a high-ceilinged, wooden design reminiscent of the Starbucks in Nakameguro, though on a much smaller scale. The atmosphere is comfortable, though seating is limited and there are no restroom facilities. It is an excellent choice for a quick coffee break or for grabbing a drink to go.

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When we arrived at the coffee shop, there was a line. However it goes very quickly. We waiter knew English and was very polite. There aren't many places tocsit down but luckily we had a corner table. A chair was missing and the waiter did the extra mile to bring one extra for us. Just that made the experience amazing. The black coffee was good and the banana cake was tasty, not sweet at all. This coffee shop is very popular for local people. Of course there is an English menu as well.

This cafe is a hidden gem and just a few blocks away from blue bottle. They have their own roaster at the back and they sell most of their bean. The customers were mostly local and seating is limited but their coffee was really good. The staff are also very nice and welcoming. Don’t miss this cafe if you’re in the neighborhood.

Amazing coffee in a very cool looking shop? Count me in. I also had their gluten-free carrot cake (I can eat gluten but you know for whoever cares) and it was really tasty together with the coffee. The staff was super nice and it was overall a great atmosphere while there. We sat outside in the sun, close to the road - but there was hardly any traffic. Rikuta is the best barista I've ever met in Japan.

It happened I just crossed by and decided to try it. It was no queue but it almost crowded all the time as people come by. The seats are not plenty so seems you cannot really stay long to enjoy the moment. The taste of coffee was really nice. It is strong coffee mixed with milk. I order cafe mocca as well and it is really nice. The banana bread was okay, not outstanding. Price wise is okay. It is a standard price in Tokyo.

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