Located just a minute's walk from the 4th exit of Kojimachi Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, on the first floor of a building along Nippon TV Street, is the shop "DOUTOR COFFEE SHOP Kojimachi Yonchome Store." I visited for the first time on a morning in late December. First, I placed my order and made my payment at the register. On this day, I opted for the "Milano Set" (751 yen) for dine-in. The Milano Sandwich was the winter limited edition "Warm Crab Gratin," and I chose an "Iced Latte" for my drink. I received my Iced Latte and took a seat by the window near the register among the 50 seats in the store. The seating towards the back was a bit difficult to navigate due to the steps and narrow spacing between tables. Before long, the Milano Sandwich was brought to me. The Crab Gratin filling consisted of a gratin base topped with Camembert cheese, crab meat, and red onions. I dug in right away. The Crab Gratin was delicious, just as advertised - warm, creamy, and perfect for winter! The crunchy onions added a nice touch and texture. I finished my meal, drank up my Iced Latte, and left the shop. It was a satisfying meal. Thank you.

It's been a while since I had breakfast at Doutor. Sometimes I crave it. I ordered the Morning Set C with a German dog for 398 yen for dining in. The set includes blend coffee and a German dog. The crispy texture is really satisfying. It's good. However, compared to the past, it feels like there is less crispiness. Maybe it depends on the store or the staff? Or is it because of the weather? The spiciness of the mustard also seems weaker... But overall, the balance and cost performance are good. "Thank you for the meal."

Chain stores where you can charge your phone come in handy when your battery is running low while out in the city. It's a nice break to have a coffee time while recharging. Having outlets available is great! It's a convenient spot near the station to escape the heat, charge your phone, and take a breather. It's cheap, fast, and you can even get some work done. Resting has turned into work!

I went to a cafe with power outlets, "Doutor". As soon as you enter the store, there are individual spaces with tables and power outlets arranged in a convenient C-shape. There are also about 6 terrace seats with a roof, creating a comfortable atmosphere. The cafe is reasonably busy, but since there is a constant flow of people in and out, you should be able to find a seat quickly if you wait for a bit.

This is a Doutor coffee shop near Kojimachi Station. It is located on the first floor of a building that houses a clinic, etc. Since it is a corner building, you can see the availability of seats in the back of the store from the outside. The counter seats right at the entrance have outlets, but they are always full as they seem to be popular. I had a pastry and American coffee at the register. The pastry was a blueberry Danish. The coffee was delicious as always. The blueberry Danish had plenty of blueberry jam, more than it appeared from the thickness. There were many salarymen working on their laptops, and the sound of keyboards could be heard from various places (laughs). Other than the keyboard sounds, the atmosphere inside the shop was quiet.

Today's lunch and cafe (^_^) While wandering around Kojimachi, I often pass by this cafe, "Doutor." Today, I had the Milano Sandwich A with a drink for 610 yen. This is just my personal opinion, but if we consider the price for just the coffee, I am very satisfied... But it was delicious, so I am happy (^_-) Thank you for the meal.

It's a clean and pleasant restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

Iced coffee (S) for 224 yen. The store closes at 7 pm, possibly due to COVID-19 measures. It's fine to have shortened hours, but it would be helpful if it was clearly written at the entrance. This way, the staff won't have to keep repeating it.

The sausage made a crunchy sound when I bit into it, and I really enjoyed the firm bread like a baguette. The iced coffee was a bit on the larger side, and I had plenty of it. ♥♥♥

I had about an hour of free time, so I decided to stop by. There are many cafes nearby, but for some reason I find Doutor easy to enter. I ordered an iced coffee for 270 yen. The atmosphere was relatively quiet, suitable for individuals or small groups to relax. I noticed that the price of the iced coffee has increased by 20 yen since January, but the taste remains the same. The bright interior makes it a good place for reading. However, the proximity to other customers made me feel a bit uncomfortable. Despite that, I spent about an hour there, calming my mind before leaving.

I had about an hour of free time, so I decided to stop by this cafe. There are many cafes in this area. I ordered an iced latte for 250 yen and a sweet potato for 140 yen. The shop is long and narrow, and it's not immediately clear if there are available seats. It's relatively quiet, with mostly one or two customers. The iced latte and sweet potato were delicious as always. I felt a bit restless, maybe because the atmosphere is too open or too bright, I'm not sure. I thought maybe rearranging the seating could make a difference, but I'm not sure what would be best. Despite feeling a bit restless, I spent about an hour there. My stomach felt settled and I left the shop feeling good.

On that day, I finished my errands and walked to Kojimachi. I passed by the Diet building. I pretended to be a member of parliament and entered Doutor. The Doutor here was quiet and nice because it was empty. If I come to Doutor, it's meaningless if I can't relax. Fortunately, there were few students in the area. I ordered a hot coffee size S. It felt like the size had gotten smaller. I couldn't remember if I always ordered size M. The taste was the usual Doutor, not very deep but easy to drink. The counter seats have power outlets. It's a great service for business.

At 12:05 on a regular day, I stopped by for a coffee break after lunch. The interior of the shop is clean and well-maintained, with a long and narrow layout. I ordered a blend coffee for 220 yen, which had a refreshing taste. Although I had just eaten, the coffee was enjoyable.

The blend has a clean taste that doesn't make you think too much. It's good for when you're feeling a bit spaced out and don't want something with a strong flavor that distracts your thoughts. The ham and cheese French sandwich is okay, but I prefer sweeter French toast. The Acai bowl was a bit hard to eat and the packaging was confusing. It was sweet and good for a tired body, though.

While I was away for a while, the drugstore had transformed into a Doutor coffee shop. There are many chain coffee shops around Ichigaya Station, but the fact that a new one is opening suggests there is still a demand. This place is open even on Sundays until 6pm. The seating mostly consists of single seats, and there is a designated smoking area, so non-smokers can feel at ease. There are power outlets available at the seats near the register. Since it's new, it's clean and comfortable. I used to frequent Veloce, but from now on, this place seems like it will become my regular spot.

I wanted to study a little at a cafe, so I decided to use this place! The cafes near the station were quite crowded, so I gave up, but this Doutor had a relatively calm atmosphere, and the depth of the store was wide, so I was able to concentrate. I bought a drink and a snack, and studied for just under an hour. There were many salarymen here, I think? I often use Doutor, but the atmosphere varies depending on the store. This store had a calm atmosphere! I will use it again!