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added on : March 24, 2025
Cois Espresso Club, Streamer Coffee Company Nakameguro, Le Pain Quotidien Shibakoen
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Get ready for sakura season by planning to hit up a top Tokyo cafe nearby recommended cherry blossom hotspots. March marks the start of cherry blossom season, drawing countless visitors to Tokyo. Let’s slow down and enjoy the season: through cafes near iconic cherry blossom spots. These venues offer great coffee, seasonal treats, and the chance to soak up the nearby sakura beauty. From riverside views to park-side serenity, discover three cafes that blend relaxation, aesthetics, and springtime charm.
Cois Espresso Club brings Korea’s rising espresso bar culture to Tokyo. Located on a quiet backstreet near Shinjuku Gyoen, which has around 900 cherry trees of about 70 varieties, this European-style cafe attracts many garden visitors. Cois transforms the bitter espresso into a sweet, dessert-like experience. From Brulee to Tiramisu espresso, each drink blends the rich flavor of Cois’ cinnamon-scented Honduras beans with sweetness. Don’t miss their signature Basque cheesecake, with its creamy tartness that pairs perfectly with every drink. Any order here is sure to brighten your SNS feed, making it a great accompaniment to a visit to the nearby sakura.
With the Meguro River a haven for cherry blossom enthusiasts, nearby coffee shops like Streamer Coffee Company provide the perfect spot to unwind. Grab a specialty brew to enjoy alongside your visit to the 800-odd sakura trees lining the riverbanks. This independent Tokyo-based coffee shop has been serving high-quality, free-pour craft coffee with delicate latte art as its hallmark since its flagship Shibuya store was founded in 2010. From signature staples like the Streamer Latte (a single shot of concentrated espresso—a ristretto) to the Black Barrel line of single-origin preparations or spring’s Sakura Latte, every cup here delivers on flavor and is expertly prepared by the baristas. Don’t miss the toasted sandwich range, like the ham/cheddar melt, or Cuban Sandwich, while soaking upstore’s lo-fi, minimalist vibe.
Le Pain Quotidien is well-known to fans of the Brussels-born bakery chain, but their Shiba-koen branch is a great stop for those visiting nearby Shiba Park. Known for its 200 cherry trees that blossom each spring, the wider area also boasts world-famous views of Zojoji Temple and Tokyo Tower—the latter visible from the cafe. With a warm welcome and rustic interior, you’ll feel right at home thanks to cozy European vibes and an organic menu complete with health-conscious brunch-style options. From familiar dishes like Croque Monsieur or Eggs Benedict, to a range of tartines or salads, many dishes make use of fiber and protein-packed hemp bread, or slow-fermented sourdough made from rice/soy flour and lower wheat content, making these self-described “Better Choices” a great way to start the day.
Address | Shinjuku Icchome Building, 1-5-9 Shinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo |
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URL | Cois Espresso Club (JPN) |
Address | Reielec Aobadai, 2-16-6, Aobadai, Meguro City, Tokyo |
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URL | Streamer Coffee Company Nakameguro |
Address | 3-3-1 Shibakoen, Minato City, Tokyo |
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URL | Le Pain Quotidien Shibakoen |
For updated information on opening hours, days closed, prices, and more, please check the official website.