Pancakes were part of a Lunch Set! Amazing vibes a DJ set and delicious pancakes. Couldn’t ask for more on a wide open indoor/outdoor al fresco feel if you don’t have any commitments in your afternoon. I chose the egg and bacon selection +300¥ for latte lunch set. *+charge and Gluten-free pancake option is Available bonus points!

If you’re in the mood for an American-style pancake, this place is worth your time. It’s been a place I’ve wanted to check out for a while, and I’m glad I did. There was a short wait, as it was a Sunday afternoon. The regular pancakes were really tasty, and the amount was enough. As most places in Tokyo, the amount of syrup is minimal and there could always be more, but it was good nonetheless. Service was fast and friendly, and the atmosphere is chill and laidback.

+3

A rough little cafe hidden in the omotesando area. Got their simple pancakes 🥞 comes with butter 🧈 and super light whip cream. Pancakes weee so buttery 🤤 Reminded me of peak ihop. The light whip cream fit so well. Will be back 😙 Cafe is loud but it got a bit better once the people sitting next to me left 😅 Drink set available weekdays AND weekends

+1

Went for dinner.. the cafe is small and pets are allowed inside. Stylish place. One drink is compulsory to buy, and drinks are overpriced. Got a glass of orange juice for 600yen. Apple pie was around 700 yen and extremely delicious! It had the right amount of raisins and apples. Together with vanilla ice cream it tasted yummy! Friend got simple pancake and that tasted delicious too. The pancake was sweet and fluffy. The staff was okay. We were asked to spend only an hour and a half.. Overall I will recommend this place only for the food.

+1

Stumbled into Number À after walking all day, not looking for anything in particular—and it turned out to be a great find. Super friendly people, easygoing service, and a really nice vibe to just sit down and relax. The pancakes were incredible, honestly a highlight, and the wine list is solid too. It’s simple, warm, and just feels good to be there. The kind of place you’re happy you found by accident.