Hyperlocal Tokyo

"Spacious, with plenty of seating and ample spacing between tables. The interior is clean and well-maintained. This is typical of most Veloce locations. The coffee itself is affordable, and it's great that it's not priced at Ginza levels, even though it's in Ginza. ...But I don't understand why it's so empty at lunchtime. It's likely to get crowd"

"I visited on a weekday morning, and it was quite busy. As expected from the location, the interior is stylish, as seen in everyone's photos. Some cafes offer passion tea when decaf takes time, while others don't. This one did, so I'd give the service 4 stars. The second floor seating is a bit cramped due to its unusual shape."

"Limited-time-only corn bread that you have to wait in line for! I visited the "Aoyama Ginza Mitsukoshi Store" directly connected to Ginza Station. Arriving around 5:30 PM on a weekday, there was a considerable crowd. A few of the limited-time-only corn breads (sold from 5 PM) were left, so I was able to snag one before they sold out. It took a lit"

"I used to subscribe to the Dalloyau macaron subscription service. For ¥1000 a month, you get one macaron every day. (However, the macarons around Valentine's Day are given on different days.) Since macarons usually cost around ¥300 each, I think it's a great deal. I usually choose classic flavors like pistachio, vanilla, chocolate, and raspbe"

"The meat dishes are delicious. I appreciate the stews, as they're a hassle to make at home! The meat is so tender, and I prefer beef. The pork is a bit too fatty for me. The mixed platter is a great deal. The pâté is amazing! There's a lot of roast beef, so I'm very satisfied. It's still a great place."

"This deli offers precious organic treats in Japan. Everything is delicious, and I wish there were more locations. I love their seasonal natural tuna menu and the cheese-filled cutlets. I always get their potato and mushroom salad. ♥️"