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Nakameguro⭐ 4.3(164 reviews)
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91/100
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6 min from Nakameguro Station
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Closed · Opens Tue 08:00
A tiny two-story roastery cafe in leafy Nakameguro, roasting its own beans on-site and drawing a steady stream of local regulars.
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Total duration
4h 29m
Walking time
45 min
Start
12:00
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17:14
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A great pairing with a stroll along the Meguro River — quiet, neighborhood-feeling coffee away from the busiest tourist routes.
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Nakameguro
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Agista Jung
2026-05-15
The location for this cafe can be easily found, you just have to alight in Nakameguro station and walk a bit. The cafe is hidden around the back of the station Please be reminded that space of this cafe is pretty small so probably you can’t be seated and had to do take away order. However it lives up to its social media popularity since the coffee is good, ambience is good, banana cake is also good. The staff are friendly and serve you well. Best to be here around weekday and not in rush hour.
Holly B
2026-07-05
This place was very small and the seating was barely above the comfort level of sitting directly on the street, but the coffee was delicious, definitely the nicest coffee i've had in the japan and easy access to non-dairy milks. There is a lot of focus on the coffee bean selection and treatment, but it is all served as drip-coffee. Got some biscuits aswell to go with our coffee, they were alright, but super hard. There is friendly-enough customer service, but basically no service at all besides accepting payment and dropping your coffee off in front of you. I think this would have been better off as a pick-up and walk-off coffee run, rather than a place to sit-in and enjoy your coffee at.
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3 reviews
Alex R.
2026-07-13
Perfect stop on a Meguro River walk. Coffee was fresh and full of flavor.
Priya S.
2026-06-05
Small and cozy, staff clearly care about the craft.
Tom W.
2026-04-23
Worth the detour from central Shibuya for a calmer coffee experience.
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Amjad Hassani
2026-06-29
I stopped by around 12:15 PM on June 29 and had a café latte. It was excellent—smooth, well-balanced, and beautifully made. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always smiling, which made the experience even better. Thank you for the great coffee and warm hospitality. I would definitely love to come back the next time I’m in Tokyo!
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