STARBUCKS RESERVE ROASTERY TOKYO

"The Willy Wonka of the coffee and tea world, this special Starbucks is pretty amazing. Go mid-week, like on a Monday, and you'll stroll right in. Weekends and holidays, you might need to get a ticket (located beside the Starbucks, it doesn't cost money) to enter at a particular time due to overcrowding. There is a nice security guard that helps on busy days. There are four floors of over-the-top artsy design, and yes, they have elevators! First floor is coffee, beans, merch, and a specialty bakery making scrumptious pizza and baked goods. I sometimes come here just for the pizza slices. The second floor is loose leaf tea focused. They also have a pretty coffee cocktail bar on the third floor, try the martini taster-set, and the Tokyo Old Fashioned is pretty great too. Outdoor and indoor seating available, it's a pretty special place despite being a Starbucks brand. Oh, and there are epic views of the river during cherry blossom season, but you will need to get a timed ticket to enter (and wait for your time to enter) during these peak seasons. "

"November 8th, Thursday (Japan Dates) Details - Hours? 7 am-10 pm - Cost For Admissions? Free to go in - From Airbnb? 40 min on the train - To Book? We Will Have To Check In On Ipad Or With Employees, Each person will need/get a ticket with a time on it, this will have a code that will tell you how long the wait is Notes - I Want To Get There Early - When You Order You Will Get A Busy, To Pick It Up, Allows Us To Grab Things On Multiple Floors. "

"I know, it's more than just your typical Starbucks. The interior features SAKURA-themed wall art, and you can grab the limited-edition Tokyo Sakura bottle. Take your time enjoying a cup of coffee in a cherry blossom viewing seat."