Cafe & Dining Zelkova
ZelkovA (Zelkova), the shop's name, means "keyaki" (Japanese zelkova). A terrace bathed in green, leaf-filtered sunlight, in a lobby that continues from the zelkova-lined avenue of Omotesando. In a space that seems to symbolize Omotesando, you can enjoy international cuisine inspired by NY, where food from all over the world comes together.
- 3 Chome-6-8 Kita-Aoyama, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0061, Japan
Today · 11:30 am–10 pm
- Thursday: 11:30 am–10 pm
- Friday: 11:30 am–10 pm
- Saturday: 11:30 am–10 pm
- Sunday: 11:30 am–10 pm
- Monday: 11:30 am–10 pm
- Tuesday: 11:30 am–10 pm
- Wednesday: 11:30 am–10 pm
- +81 3-5778-4566
- strings-group.jp
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Cafe Zelkova Aoyama One of my favorite spots in Aoyama. Having a beer on the terrace feels so relaxing and peaceful The pancakes were also amazing The restaurant is super clean with a stylish atmosphere, and all the staff were very friendly and welcoming. Perfect place to chill and enjoy a slow afternoon in Aoyama
View on GoogleAbsolutely amazing! From the service to the presentation, all done perfectly! This is how tea time should be! The tea and coffee are delicious and the themed desserts for the eevolutions collab were each delicious to the last bite! 10000% recommend checking it out!
View on GoogleWe went to the café to celebrate a birthday. Everything was perfect,we booked the set in advance, the food and desserts were amazing, and you could really see how much effort was put into every detail. The place was beautiful, and the atmosphere felt dreamy. At first, there were two female servers who were sweet and kind, and we had such a great time. At some point, a male waiter replaced them, and I don’t know if he dislikes foreigners or was just having a bad day. He came to explain something to us and tried to speak in English. He was clearly struggling, so we told him it was okay to speak in Japanese (we both speak Japanese), but he insisted on continuing in English. We didn’t completely understand what he said because his English wasn’t good, but we thought maybe he just wanted to practice with foreigners. Then things continued to feel off, he suddenly threw the bill onto our table, which is something we’re not used to in Japan. Later, he came back and told us that we needed to pay now. We felt uncomfortable; we thought we were supposed to pay at the counter, but his tone and insistence on paying “right now” made us uneasy. Still, we tried to brush it off. When we left the restaurant, we bowed slightly and thanked him, trying to be polite and nice, but he just motioned with his hand toward the exit as if to say, “That’s the way out, go.” It’s important to mention that the food was amazing, the drinks and desserts were excellent, the atmosphere was wonderful, and the female staff were all kind and lovely. The male waiter, however, ruined the experience for us by making us feel unwelcome, which really disappointed us and stayed with us even after we left the café.
View on GoogleBeautiful place for a nice quiet lunch during spring. Visited a year plus ago, and only now getting around to review 😜 In all honesty I can’t remember the food that well, but few places I’ve been to has been able to provide a truly unforgettable palate experience. However photos don’t lie. So I can say the setting was lovely, and having a cup of coffee after lunch while watching the world goes by is amazing.
View on GoogleThe vibe here is amazing as it’s right on the main street of omotesando. Food was overall okay , not bad. The service was just a bit disappointing cuz the server skipped explanation of the soup and the drink. Anyway, this place is good for celebrating anniversary
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