Quaint little old fashioned cafe ran by elderly couple. Coffee was very tasty. Breakfast set added was total 500 yen. Very kind people.

Nice coffee and good service！Smoking allowed at 2F，brilliant！

I visited for lunch. A coffee shop in front of Asakusabashi Station. The 1st floor has nonsmoking seats, and the 2nd floor has about 24 smoking seats with plenty of room to sit comfortably. Both regular cigarettes and heated tobacco are allowed, and you can smoke at your seat. I ordered set A today. With this portion size, plus soup and a drink, 750 yen is a bargain. I'll definitely return.

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A coffee shop right in front of Asakusabashi Station's west exit. Closed on Saturdays and Sundays. About 5 seats at the counter. There are tables just inside and opposite the counter, as well as farther back. There seems to be a 2nd floor, too. Since I was alone, I hesitated a little over where to sit, and the proprietress kindly invited me to a spacious table. The interior undeniably looks old. There are ashtrays on the tables. Luckily, no one around me was smoking. Breakfast set A with hot tea. 450 yen. An egg sandwich made with 2 whole slices of bread. It also has lettuce and cucumber and is substantial. The proprietress serving customers was very kind, and made me feel peaceful. I think it's a good coffee shop.

It opens at 11, and the menu seems to consist mainly of lunch and drinks. Lunch costs 750–880 yen, and drinks are mostly coffee or tea, around 400–600 yen. It has a classic atmosphere and appears to be run by an elderly couple. I ordered café au lait, and the milk was properly rich and very delicious. I'd be satisfied if there were sweets or food options other than lunch. Some people may find the older man unfriendly, but he's simply serious and is very kind when you talk to him.