Very tasty!

This cafe-restaurant is on the same premises as Tokyu Stay Aoyama Premier. I visited for lunch, and the food was very delicious. It was served very quickly, and the spacious restaurant didn't feel crowded, so I could relax. I deducted 1 point because the dishes weren't distinctive and seemed a little expensive for their portion sizes, although that's understandable given the location. Still, the food itself tasted very satisfying.

I visited for lunch. There was greenery planted outside, and the beige brickwork looked stylish. They had quite a few alcoholic drinks available even at lunchtime, so I couldn't resist having one. The main dish came with salad and bread, and the portion was sufficient. I'd thought of this place as somewhere for sweets, but the bread was so delicious and so much to my liking that I wanted another serving. The table seating felt a little cramped, but I don't think it would bother anyone who isn't particular about spaciousness.

A lot of the menu items seem expensive and not that great. I ordered the limited-edition brûlée, but it cost nearly 1000円 despite being very thin.

The taste is superb. It had been a while since I'd eaten here, and the refined flavors of the cakes and Western-style pastries were such a pleasure. The only thing that bothered me was that the operation wasn't functioning at all. It was a holiday, but it was raining and there weren't many customers at teatime. I understand that the 2 people in the kitchen were busy, but I don't understand why drinks took so long with 5 people working the floor. They were even chatting before the cake had been served. (That cake is simply brought from the display case by the floor staff.) It isn't that comfortable either, so next time I'll get takeout.