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Bookshelf Fuzkue

Bookshelf Fuzkue

Cafe

★ 4.3224 reviews

Paperbacks & magazines fill the shelves at this cozy lounge known for its cheesecake & craft coffee.

It is a "shop where you can read books". It is a shop specialized in spending time reading books in a space where quietness is guaranteed. There is properly delicious coffee, carefully made meals, cakes, and alcohol, but it might be easier to imagine this as a "specialized in reading books" version of co-working or a lounge rather than a cafe. "I want time to immerse myself in a book quietly alone", "I want a place where I can concentrate on reading" -- this should be the best place for days with such a mood. You cannot chat or work, so please remember it again on a day when today is a reading day. You can only read, but "if you can only read, you can read so many books...

  • Japan, 〒151-0061 Tokyo, Shibuya, Hatsudai, 1 Chome−38−10 二名ビル 2F
  • Today · 12–11 pm
    • Friday: 12–11 pm
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Alexander Dzhanibekyan2 months ago
★★★★★

Hands off my favourite cafe of all time when it comes to relaxation! Here I could enjoy my coffee and book in a very calm and welcoming atmosphere. Besides, they serve delicious curry. The service is kind-hearted as well. If you enjoy a quiet afternoon or evening in a public place with a cup of good coffee, make sure to pay this place a visit!

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Jacob Camm3 months ago
★★★★★

Amazing cafe right by the station. Decorated like a library inside, super comfy seats and such a nice atmosphere. Everyone inside is really respectful and there is nice background music playing. Coffee and keema curry were delicious, will definitely be going back.

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Marijn De Vries Hoogerwerff (m4rinos)7 years ago
★★★★★

This is my new favorite place in Tokyo. It's not for everyone, there is no speaking inside, only gentle reading, writing, studying, mostly analog, some sounds of the slow preparation of coffee, thee and foods. The owner is a great guy who really has a vision for this place. You pay a fixed steep price for your coffee and cake, but after that extra is free of charge. It's the kind of place that still enabled or even invites contemplation, even in the middle of Tokyo, it's a true inspiration for me.

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Ingrid Wu1 years ago
★★★★★

Don't allow writing. 660¥per hour to sit. No tablets. And obviously no talking. Be sure to read the rule book (there's like 20 pages so if your Japanese is bad don't come). Unfortunately I didn't read everything and was not aware that they don't allow writing so had to leave after paying for my 1500¥ for a coffee and a 10 minute "seat". I got their recommended coffee blend and it was very bland. No espresso just drip.

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Alright Food Reviews5 years ago
★★★★★

The ambiance here is one of my favorites of any coffee shop I’ve visited in Tokyo. It’s super quite, and that is the expectation. Nice decor and very cozy. The coffee is outstanding and the cheesecake was delicious. Staff was friendly. I will definitely come back.

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