I visited on a sleepy Monday morning and ordered a hot Tokyo bloom for 990 yen. The price was a little expensive for matcha, but when my drink was delivered I realized why. The hot latte was a delicate combination of rose and matcha, perfectly balanced with a creamy milk base. It was the perfect sweetness and managed to be flavorful without overpowering. The shop itself was decently sized with seating for 3+ parties plus outdoor seating. They accepted card and I was able to sit and enjoy the quiet, relaxing ambiance with my drink for over half an hour undisturbed. Thank you for such a pleasant experience!

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Good vibes and great Coffee. At this place you can sit, talk and chill. They have a corner for souvenirs shop. I bought one ice latte and a piece of donut. The taste of donut is so yummy. I recommend all of you to come here after tired from shopping around here at Omotesando.

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Happy that I randomly found this hidden gem. I tried the Tokyo Bloom (¥990), and it both looked pretty and tasted great. Lowkey wanted to try another drink because there were more that sounded good, but I will come back another day. The seating along the wall was uncomfortable because the table was so shaky. There is free Wi-Fi, though.

One of the best spots in Tokyo, matcha latte was excellent, the atsmophere is great and the music awesome

If you read my reviews you’ll see they all rank rather high. Why is that? Frankly, I’m not interested wasting my time on bad experiences. I digress. Stumbled on No Free Coffee on a random walk through Omotesando. The place looked cool, I love coffee, so I thought “give it a shot.” I am so happy I did so. The service is beyond outstanding. As a foreigner living in Tokyo most places will do their best to greet and/or serve me in English. It’s a kind gesture but I insist on speaking Japanese as I study the language daily. The staff were so kind to speak Japanese with me and help me too! Such a lovely thing to do. It’s greatly appreciated. The vibe of the shop is really cool too. It’s a small space that oddly doesn’t seem small at all. Plus, they have outdoor seating - which is rare in Tokyo. I ordered off menu - a macchiato - and they didn’t bat an eye. They punched it in made it as if it had always been on the menu. The flavour of the espresso was somewhat fruity without being sour. It pairs very nicely with milk. Thanks No Free Coffee! What a nice little find!