5 Cafes in Tokyo
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5 cafes in Tokyo: GLITCH COFFEE & ROASTERS, WeLoveDonut 神楽坂店, MONKEY CAFE / MONKEY GALLERY, and 2 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by りな | カフェで叶える上質な週末🕊️.
GLITCH COFFEE & ROASTERS
Coffee shop
4.4
Discover a sophisticated coffee experience in this black-themed cafe infused with traditional Japanese aesthetics. Famous for its world-class coffee, it draws crowds from overseas. Take the opportunity to savor exquisite coffee in a truly unique and stylish setting.
WeLoveDonut 神楽坂店
Donut shop
4.0
Indulge in delicious fresh donuts served in a unique wooden cave-like interior. Offering a wide variety from sweet to savory, this specialty shop sells up to 1,000 donuts daily. It's a great spot to enjoy creative donut flavors in a whimsical setting.
MONKEY CAFE / MONKEY GALLERY
Cafe
4.2
Enjoy a spacious, open-concept cafe surrounded by lush greenery and artistic installations. The cafe features a grand spiral staircase and provides a relaxed, inspiring atmosphere. It’s an ideal spot to unwind and appreciate modern design while enjoying a beverage.
SISIRI 恵比寿店
Confectionery store
4.1
Experience a tranquil escape at this traditional Japanese cafe with a stunning garden terrace. Savor carefully crafted Japanese sweets and premium teas. This hidden gem is only open on weekends and holidays, making it a perfect special occasion treat.
Tokyo Yoga Center
Yoga studio
5.0
Visit this popular rice flour toast specialty shop, renowned for its seasonal offerings like corn toast. The menu features a delightful variety of toast toppings. It's a fantastic choice for a unique breakfast or a light, satisfying snack.
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