Setagaya City, Tokyo, Japan｜Mardi Gras

I had a Mont Blanc and an iced coffee. There weren't many seats available at that late hour, so I went in the evening, but perhaps because it was a weekday, there were plenty of seats. I like that this pure cafe has a calmer atmosphere than most cafes these days. For a while, there was a sign saying it would close at 6pm.

After 2pm on a holiday, all the coffee shops along the road are full. That's when I discovered it in a back alley in Shimokitazawa. It's a pretty quiet shop. The prices are also reasonable at 580 yen for a blend and 350 yen for a refill. In addition to coffee, there were also light snacks such as cakes. It seems that the store clerk won a prize in a world competition for making marmalade.

It feels like a hideaway-style cafe in Shimokitazawa. It's located at the end of a slightly complicated back alley, so I relied on Google Maps (lol) I think it's very nice that there are ornamental plants and flowers around the store. Especially if you sit by the window, you can enjoy your tea time while looking at the view, so if you like that kind of thing, I think you should choose that seat. The interior of the store (photo frames and artificial flowers) was also cute. The menu items we ordered were a plate of croque monsieur and pumpkin salad, soufflé cheesecake, iced tea, and iced coffee. All of them were delicious◎◎.I personally love croque monsieur, so I was happy to be able to enjoy a delicious croque monsieur. As a side note, isn't it unusual for iced coffee to have fresh cream on top? My companion was drinking it, saying it was delicious. The tableware and other items are elegantly designed, making it the perfect space for those who want to spend an elegant time. No wonder it's popular. I would like to use it again. Everyone, please stop by once.