Hyperlocal Tokyo

I stopped by as a treat to myself after work in Shintomichō. The staff's cheerful and energetic service was pleasant, and the café au lait I had was delicious. The shop isn't very large, but it has a big window that makes it feel airy and bright. There was a steady stream of customers coming in for takeout, so it seems popular with people who work in the area. It's just a few minutes from Tsukiji Station, so the location is fantastic. I'll definitely be back to buy some coffee beans next time.

I happened to be passing by around 6 PM on a weekday and decided to stop in. The shop had this wonderful aroma that drew me in, and I'm so glad I did! 😊 I should have tried the black coffee, but I ended up ordering a medium-sized black sugar latte for ¥400 and a 30g bag of almonds for ¥130 from the counter. The depth of the roast and the sweetness of the black sugar were perfect, making me feel so happy! ♡ They have a wide variety of baked goods like cookies and muffins, as well as light meals like bread and sandwiches, making it a very versatile place. It was empty when I went, but the shop is small with only a few four-seater tables, so I imagine it might be better to get takeout during busy times. I was also interested in their coffee beans, so I'll definitely be back. The quality is excellent for the price, and I truly enjoyed my visit. Thank you so much! m(_ _)m.

The takeout cafe latte is only 300 yen for a regular size! It's a great deal, delicious, and the cafe itself is stylish, so I was very satisfied. ✨ It's a local gem in the heart of the city. 👓🩶 I would definitely be a regular if it were closer.

I happened to walk by and decided to go in because the retro atmosphere, something you don't find in chain stores, seemed appealing. The large iced coffee was ¥300 including tax, and the medium size was ¥250! I could feel their dedication to the beans and roasting process. In this area, which is a battleground for coffee shops like Doutor, Cafe Veloce, and Tully's, this place stood out with its unique character. While Doutor and Veloce, which used to offer the cheapest coffee at ¥150, now charge ¥300, I would definitely choose this place if I'm paying the same amount.

Drip coffee for 350 yen. You can choose from a variety of beans and they'll drip it fresh for you. The shop is filled with the aroma of coffee, which is really nice. It's a lovely shop that's open until 8pm!