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Located in Echika Omotesando, directly connected to Omotesando Station, is a cafe and bar. I stopped by after dinner on my way home. It's very convenient because it's right by the station's ticket gate! The shop is right at the entrance. The interior is like a stylish food court, so after ordering, you can enjoy your meal at any table you like. Not only coffee, but also a wide selection of alcohol! They have over 20 types of wines, including red and white sparkling wines, as well as craft beers. The drinks I ordered were a cafe latte and champagne. Open from 7 am in the morning and until 10 pm on weekdays and 11 pm on weekends. It's a great place to enjoy a morning coffee before work, an afternoon break, or a light meal and drink after work. It's perfect for a variety of occasions.

COEDO Shikkoku (Black). I had some errands in Omotesando, an area I don't usually visit. My suit feels a bit out of place here. Before heading back to the hotel, I stopped by a cafe at Omotesando Station for a craft beer. ◎COEDO Half - 650 yen As the name suggests, it's a dark beer, but it's not very bitter and goes down smoothly. They have other craft beers too, so it's a good option for a drink on the way home instead of coffee. They didn't have many snacks, but craft beer is good enough on its own.

It's very convenient to use this place in Omotesando Station. It's especially helpful on rainy days or when you're waiting for someone in the station. They have a pretty extensive menu, and it seems like they have alcoholic drinks too. It might be a good spot to grab a drink by yourself on the way home. They also have snacks. I wanted something warm like a cafe au lait, so I quickly got a cup. It's nice to be able to move around while you drink.

On a weekday evening, around 6 pm, two of us dined at a table. We ordered: * Dewar's 12 Year Old - ¥500 * Four Roses - ¥500 * Spanish Omelette - ¥280 Besides whiskey, they also offer wine, craft beer, and more. The wine is reasonably priced, starting at ¥500! While there aren't many tapas-style dishes, this area is like a food court, so you can enjoy food from other shops as well. Water is self-service. Thank you for the meal!

You can use the shareholder benefits of Create Restaurants Holdings. It's located inside the Omotesando Station, but outside the ticket gates. There's only one entrance, and it's a food court format. However, there are also sofa seats, so you can relax despite being in a station. The store is open from 7 am, and they offer breakfast. It's very convenient due to its location. For breakfast, you can choose from a drink, a Japanese-style bread roll (koppepan) with fillings, and a salad. The salad and koppepan are small, so it's perfect for light eaters.