Hyperlocal Tokyo

I was treated to a 3,000 yen course lunch on a Saturday afternoon. The salad with kale, quinoa, and hummus was delicious and I could have eaten it all day. Apparently, this place is known for its French toast, and I got to enjoy a fluffy slice with my main course. The salmon tartare and poached egg were so beautifully presented, it was breathtaking! The atmosphere was great, and it was a relaxing place to have a meal. We were running a bit late, but the staff were very kind and understanding when it was time to leave. (Thank you!) It's conveniently located just a 3-5 minute walk from Roppongi Station, and I took a stroll through Midtown on my way back. I highly recommend this place for dates or girls' nights out.

It's a lovely cafe. The only reservation option is a set course, which is a bit pricey at ¥3,700. However, it's a popular cafe, so being able to make a reservation is a plus! It was raining, but thankfully, even though we booked a terrace seat, they had an indoor table available. The taste of the course varies greatly depending on what you choose, but it didn't feel like it was worth the price. It felt a bit expensive. The French toast was delicious, but the portion was quite large. It would be nice to have a simpler course for under ¥2,000. The interior is also lovely, so I wish they would increase the number of reservable seats.

I enjoyed a great brunch deal. The French toast is definitely delicious, but don't expect too much. Personally, I was very satisfied because it was the second best French toast I've had after the one at Pan & Espresso Moo.

The food was delicious! Maybe because of the nice atmosphere, there were more female customers. It's right in front of the police station, so I guess you can eat and drink with peace of mind? The only downside was that most of the drinks I ordered didn't come through, and I had to order them multiple times. The pasta with crab and shrimp is a must-try! The dessert was also very delicious.

I've never experienced such terrible service at a restaurant. Upon entering, there was no greeting, and I was simply shown to my seat. No explanation was given, and I was left to order using a QR code. Even after ordering, I had to ask for water myself. The food arrived incorrectly, but the waiter didn't even look at me to see my reaction and immediately disappeared. I tried to flag down another waiter, but they were nowhere to be found. When one finally came close, I asked if this was the correct dish, and they agreed to exchange it. The food itself was just okay. The French toast was heavy and I couldn't finish it. I won't be returning and wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. The only positive thing I can say is that the atmosphere of the restaurant (the seating arrangement and spacing) was nice.