The best thing about the place are the open doors and the tables outside. Went for a lunch on a weekday but didn't have to wait for a table. The service was quick but they did seem a bit understaffed. The initial salad was ok but it was just made of some salad leaves and one slice of bread. The pasta was a good sized portion and the tomato sauce was very good but the rockfish inside made absolutely no sense. It already had eggplant. All in all it was an okay place for a lunch but nothing exceptional

Great little place! Very lively for lunch, great prices for the lunch sets - around ¥1100 for pasta, salad, bread, coffee. It can het quite busy. Their house wine is delicious and at a good price. Good choice for lunch in the area.

Only about 25 seats, but it manages to give the feel of a bigger place. Also four seats in the street out front. Walls are mostly Tokodai concrete, but with a few modern touches. Open front with big windows, but just a vegetable stand across the alley. Fairly comfortable seats, and I was sitting at a well-lit table with a very fancy (and probably expensive) wooden slab top. Lots of conversation, and only faint music in the background. Schedule is a bit confusing, with lunch, cafe, and dinner times. I checked it was okay to have just coffee during cafe time. No Wi-Fi or charging, but that would obviously make cafe time more appealing. Coffee was okay, but overall I'm only going to call it a low four stars. If I had a regular meal it would probably be a full four, depending on the value.

Good quality food in a corporate style restaurant setting. Not the usual independently owned Nishiogi eatery, but good cheap wine from Kaldi, which owns this restaurant.

I went to Hagare in Nishi-Ogikubo! Excellent access, 1 minute walk from the north exit! It's a cafe run by Kaldi Coffee Farm, and familiar seasonings are lined up in the store, which got me excited🙌 What I ordered: - Double Mozzarella Margherita 1600 yen. I visited for lunch, and a nice point is that the pizza comes with salad and coffee or tea🥹 The double mozzarella cheese is very rich, and although it's a classic, it's a very satisfying sheet✨ The balance with the dough is also good, and it feels just right, not too heavy even for lunch✌️ The interior is open and very comfortable, and I'm grateful for the relaxing atmosphere🥰 There are also plenty of types of wine, so it seems fun to come at night! I think it's a space that is particularly appealing to Kaldi lovers✨ It's easy to enter and easy to use, so I recommend it for lunch or cafe use. Give it a try! Address: 1F Descendants Building, 3-21-5 Nishiogi-kita, Suginami-ku, Tokyo Access: 1 minute walk from Nishi-Ogikubo Station North Exit Hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun 11:00 - 23:00 L.O. 22:00

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