A cozy spot that’s easy to enjoy, especially if you’re in the mood for good coffee and comforting desserts. The coffee is solid and well-made, and the pies are definitely the highlight — fresh, flavorful, and not overly sweet. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, making it a nice place to slow down and catch up with a friend or take a quiet break. Service is friendly, though it can get a bit busy at peak times. Overall, a pleasant café with great pies that’s worth a visit.

+3

What an excellent place when I leave a review I speak for myself. As an Englishman my god the pie here is good I've had the cherry one it's excellent the apple one had sold out so that speaks for it self.

I love all pies and these meaty pies were no exception! Though I am a foodie I often have a small appetite and these small pies were the perfect bite for me. If you need a little more substance then you can pick a couple different choices or sample them all! I loved everything I ate and enjoyed my iced coffee as well. The pie crust was very flaky and buttery but I wish there had been just a little more filling because the flavor was so yummy. I tried the lobster bisque pie and tried the beef stew one as well and highly recommend both. I also liked the chocolate croissant for dessert which really hit the sweet tooth. The restaurant had a relaxed atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating. This place takes card or cash. Parking is a struggle throughout this area but I am sure there are paid parking lots in walking distance.

+3

The Deck Coffee & Pie is kind of like a hidden gem just a short walk from Takeshita Street, offering a cozy retreat from the bustling energy of Harajuku. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with a charming wooden deck that makes for a perfect spot to unwind. Their sweet and savory pies are the real highlight — flaky, buttery, and packed with flavor. Whether you're indulging in a classic apple crumble or savoring a rich meat pie, each bite feels homemade and comforting. The seasonal specials keep things exciting, ensuring there's always something new to try. Pairing these pies with their house-roasted coffee is a must. The beans are carefully selected and roasted in-house, resulting in a smooth, aromatic brew that complements the pastries beautifully.

+3

A nice place to grab a pie, with some interesting taste combinations that seem to change with the seasons. It’s not a pie in the traditional sense, but rather a triangular pastry with pie filling. I went with the anko butter daifuku and cherry cream cheese options, and both were excellent. They also have meat pies, which don’t seem to be available for takeout. The space is nice inside and the patio outside seems lovely on a nice day. Service was fast and friendly.

+3