Westside Tokyo Coffee Spots

Westside Tokyo Coffee Spots

Bruce Ryan
Just a few places to grab a coffee when you’re on Tokyo’s westside
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KOFFEE MAMEYA
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Delicious artisanal coffee in a tiny elegant stand-up setting.
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LATTEST
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Tasty espresso drinks in a relaxing atmosphere with seating.
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Sarutahiko Coffee and Tiki Taka Ice Cream
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An oasis in the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku Station, and convenient to JR, Keio, and Oedo line riders, thus branch of Sarutahiko has their usual delicious coffee, but shares the space with Tiki Taka, purveyor of delicious ice cream. Tiny seating area is great for people watching.
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STARBUCKS RESERVE ROASTERY TOKYO
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Three giant floors of coffee, tea, food, and liquor. If you can catch it at a rare off-hour, it’s a beautiful and comfortable place to relax — the outdoor third floor seating is especially lovely on a sunny Tokyo afternoon.
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Onibus Coffee Nakameguro
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Onibus is one of the more highly regarded roasters in Tokyo, and they have several small cafes. This one is especially nice before/after cherry blossom viewing in Nakameguro
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Coffee Elementary School
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Super chill place to grab a coffee headed to or from shopping in fashionable Daikanyama. Why Elementary School? The founder was an elementary school teacher previously and it’s right across from an elementary school. Enjoy the “Teacher’s Special”: espresso, coke, and they’ll even put a float of dark rum to mellow out all that caffeine.
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Little Nap Coffee Stand
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Just across from Yoyogi Park, Little Nap has a cool country store/neighborhood hangout vibe. The coffee and limited food menu is delicious. There is very limited seating, so it’s not really ideal for lingering.
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CAMELBACK sandwich&espresso
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There’s no seating to speak of, but the coffee is delicious and expertly prepared, and their tamagoyaki (“rolled omelet”) sandwich lives up to its stellar reputation.
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15℃
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For a city that’s on the move 24/7, it’s surprisingly hard to find a conventional Western breakfast early in the morning (even many Tokyo cafes don’t open until late morning). 15°C has your back. Fantastic pastries, hearty breakfast, and delicious coffee.
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COUNTERPART COFFEE GALLERY
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High quality coffee (affiliated with highly regarded Glitch Coffee roastery) and limited pastries with small seating area. The seating is upstairs, and there’s free WiFi, too.
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Paddlers Coffee
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THE LATTE TOKYO
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Impossibly tiny espresso stand with cool stickers from indie illustrators
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Higuma Doughnuts + Coffee Wrights Omotesando Cafe
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What’s better than delicious coffee? Coffee AND delicious doughnuts!
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4/4 SEASONS COFFEE
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Just a few minutes walk away from the East side of Shinjuku Station and a nice spot to rest your weary feet. The coffee is delicious, as is the pastry.
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Bruce Ryan
Harvard, Stanford JD/MBA. Microsoft (’89-’00). Know a bit about teaching math, managing beer taverns, 日本酒 & Tokyo fun. Enjoy crosswords & beer drinking. Knew West when he was just a boy. he/him
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