"Cafe Vero" offers a refreshing and stable cold dessert called "Coffee Jelly." The slightly bitter jelly pairs perfectly with the rich milk-flavored soft serve. The sweetness is just right thanks to the jelly, making it a perfect treat to cool down in the still hot weather. And all this for just 370 yen! It was truly enjoyable.

My alarm clock is my iPhone. I checked it this morning and it was at 40%, so I left it. It was working fine, so I was happy. However, in the afternoon, I had some free time and wanted to relax a bit, but my battery dropped rapidly to below 20%! I didn't want to go back to the office, so I wandered around. Luckily, I found a Café de Crie with a power outlet sign! Thank you! It saved me! Now my battery is back up to 63%. I need to head back to the office soon, so I'll leave now. The coffee was 330 yen, but it was worth it. Thank you, Café de Crie!

After lunch, I stopped by for coffee, a smoke, and some work at Velocce. At the end of the month, work tends to pile up, so Velocce is a convenient space to focus and get things done. It's quite busy during lunchtime, with lines forming inside the store. After waiting in line, I finally ordered a blend(R) coffee. It was served promptly. I worked on my tasks while enjoying my coffee at the counter. The smoking booth is a bit small, with a capacity for six people. Sometimes there was a line forming in front of the smoking booth during lunch break, but after 1 pm, the number of customers inside the store decreased by half, creating a quiet environment conducive to work.

On a Sunday morning, I took my dog for a walk around the neighborhood in Osaka. It was a clear sky and a relaxing holiday vibe. I felt like having a nice breakfast, so I explored the area and found a great cafe. For 480 yen, we got plenty of coffee and various kinds of bread. I had a Kaiser sandwich with bacon and BLT, while my wife had a toast sandwich with cheese and ham. The Kaiser was crispy on the outside with plenty of bacon and scrambled eggs inside, very delicious. The toast sandwich had lots of cheese and a tasty pizza sauce flavor. We also ordered a peanut butter sandwich and a jam sandwich on the side. The peanut butter had crunchy peanut bits and was delicious. The strawberry jam sandwich had a nostalgic and delicious taste. The cafe had high ceilings and spacious seating, allowing us to relax and enjoy our time. Now, I wonder what we should do for the rest of the day! It was a great start to the day.

- We had a coffee float (360 yen), an iced rooibos mint tea (300 yen), and a 100% orange juice (300 yen). - With 2 adults and 1 child, the total came to 960 yen. - Located just a 2-minute walk from Higashi-Ikebukuro Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, and 1 minute from Sunshine City, "Cafe Veloce Higashi-Ikebukuro" is situated right in front of the Toshima Ward Higashi-Ikebukuro Park. - We have been frequenting this cafe for a while, and we find it to be a cozy spot that caters to various needs. - They have a smoking booth for smokers, and the counter is equipped with power outlets. The cafe has large windows on one side, allowing natural light in, with a view of the park outside. The interior is spacious, and there is a secluded area towards the back for those seeking a more private setting. If you find it hard to relax in the bustling Sunshine City, this cafe offers a more leisurely environment. - While there are no specific chairs for children, families with strollers can also be seen visiting the cafe. - With the park right in front and a Seiyu supermarket nearby, it's a convenient spot for playing, taking a break, and shopping before heading home for local residents. - This time, we stopped by for a break. - To satisfy our tired bodies, we ordered an iced coffee float, a refreshing iced rooibos mint tea, and a safe 100% orange juice for the child. - The three of us finished our drinks in just about 10 minutes. - The counter at the back is semi-elliptical in shape, with walls separating the seats, allowing families to relax without worrying about the surroundings. - "Cafe Veloce Higashi-Ikebukuro" was initially thought of as a cafe for solo customers, but this visit showed us that it can also provide a comfortable space for families. Thank you for the meal.

Velocce is often empty and has plenty of outlets, making it a good place to work. It used to have the image of a cafe for smokers, but nowadays it is smoke-free and more convenient than Doutor or Cafe de Crie. I stopped by after an event at Sunshine. I ordered the Pickles Set (670 yen) and an iced coffee. I also ordered Baumkuchen (160 yen) and Lemon Tea (250 yen). The taste was good, and the coffee was also good.

There is a smoking booth for paper cigarettes, of course, Wi-Fi is available, and there are power outlets (multiple seats with 2 outlets each). This café is a bit special to me, as it always reminds me of a famous shop. The location is unforgettable, with many memories associated with this place. Generally speaking, the café itself is quite ordinary. The greenery of the sunrise park visible from the window is beautiful this time of year. I may not have mentioned it in the previous review, but there are many seats with power outlets, with 2 outlets at each seat. If you use both sides, it can be said to have 4 outlets. It's convenient for using both a laptop and a smartphone at the same time. Additionally, the restrooms are separate for men and women, and you can easily tell if they are in use from a distance. This café is comfortable for long stays and has a cozy atmosphere. I had an "Iced Rooibos Mint Tea (R)" (300 yen) - as shown in the photo. The mint flavor gives a refreshing feeling of early summer. I might have said it tasted medicinal if I were a child. Bon appétit. (By Kyanatsu Shuukuu, 5/17/2022) (27 reviews/3.02)

For me, Veloce is a bit special. It's a cafe chain with WiFi, plenty of power outlets, and allows smoking. Among the major cafe chains, it would be considered one of the cheapest. What I look for in affordable chain cafes is not the variety or taste of coffee, bread, or desserts, but the ability to smoke, availability of power outlets, and the ability to relax. These aspects are far more important to me. While there may be differing opinions on taste among chain cafes, that is secondary and, to be honest, not a big deal. I may risk being disqualified as a food reviewer for saying this, but what people look for in restaurants varies. I had an "Iced Coffee" (250 yen) with an "Egg Tuna Mix Sandwich" (280 yen) - as shown in the photo. The usual iced coffee and a tasty egg sandwich that I often enjoy at this cafe. The taste is somewhat special to me at this cafe. Thank you for the meal. (By Kyanatsu Shuusora, 4/26/2022) (27 reviews, 3.07 rating) *This article is a version of "Diary: Controversial Opinion - Strongly Negative No.8, "Before Returning to Draft, I Want to Say One Thing...". Please forgive me.

For me, Veloce is a somewhat special place. It's the coffee shop where I used to get takeout ice coffee when there was a long line at "Daishoken." It's been about 15 years since I last visited. Towards the end, I hadn't been there at all, so it feels like it's been almost 20 years for me. Now, about Veloce. Of course, they have wifi, plenty of seats with power outlets, and smoking is allowed. It's a cafe chain store. Among the major cafe chains, Veloce is considered one of the most affordable. What I look for in inexpensive chain cafes is not the variety or taste of coffee, bread, or cakes, but the ability to smoke, availability of power outlets, and the ability to relax. These factors are much more important to me. Certainly, there are differences in taste among chain stores, but that's secondary, and in a way, it doesn't really matter. If I start writing like this, I might be disqualified as a food reviewer on Tabelog, but what people look for in restaurants varies. "Iced Rooibos Mint Tea" (275 yen) - as shown in the photo. On days when I've been drinking iced coffee a lot, I occasionally go for this as a change. The refreshing mint flavor can suit my mood. Also, in this particular store, it has a somewhat special taste for me. Thank you for the meal. (By Kyanatsu Shuaku, 4/26/2022) (27 reviews, average rating 3.07) *This article is based on the "Diary: For and Against, Against Rant No.8, "Before Going Back to Draft, I Want to Say One Thing..." version. Thank you for your understanding.

Ikebukuro Morning Series. The last stop on the Velocce tour is the Higashi-Ikebukuro store. With this, I have visited all 7 stores in Ikebukuro! Having breakfast while looking at the greenery in the park in front of me feels great. I close my eyes to avoid meeting the gaze of commuters passing by.

I stopped by the theater cafe for some time to kill. The cafe has a relatively large seating area with individual seats separated by partitions. There are no power outlets available. There are around 10 seats by the window, which I prefer. However, the window seats with pillars were too narrow to sit comfortably. Overall, I was able to relax and pass the time comfortably.

Hello! As I am gradually returning to normal life, I had some free time between meetings in Tokyo in the evening. I decided to take a break and visit Café Beroche East Ikebukuro, located right in front of Sunshine 60. I saw an advertisement for chocolate mint at the entrance of the cafe. Ever since I first tried a mint sour at a yakiniku restaurant in Kitami, Hokkaido, I have become a big fan of mint. I also love chocolate, so I knew I had to try the limited-time chocolate mint jelly (tax included 420 yen). I ordered it and enjoyed it at the counter seat in the cafe, where strict measures against COVID-19 were in place to ensure social distancing. The top of the jelly had vibrant mint whip, followed by chocolate mint shake and mojito jelly with mint. The combination of mint shake and crunchy chocolate chips was perfect. When mixed with a spoon, the taste transformed in various ways. It was a refreshing chocolate mint jelly perfect for early summer.

Blend Coffee M 210 yen I was able to relax in a spacious store. It's nice that most of the Veloce stores are spacious. In the past, the chairs were oddly high and uncomfortable to sit on, but now there are more stores with normal chair heights, so I use them often. The coffee tasted average. On a side note, I noticed that the Veloce logo was not printed on the side of the mug. I thought, "Is it just mine?" and looked around, but everyone else's mugs were plain white. Theft prevention? Cost-cutting measures? Either way, it seems to be the case.

On a regular day at 10:50 am. After finishing the morning work at Sunshine, I take a coffee break and check my emails before heading back to the office. I order a blend coffee (210 yen). It's cold outside, so it warms me up. The taste is the usual bitter and refreshing type. It's been a while since I last came here, but the atmosphere hasn't changed, so it's calming.

Heavy rain started at dusk, so I sought refuge at the H31.6 standing bar in East Ikebukuro. The back of the store was crowded, but there was an empty round table seat to the right of the entrance, so I sat there. The American coffee was only 200 yen, a great price for a break. The taste was... well, it's more about the value for the space provided. It's a reasonable price, especially in a bustling area.

It's too hot, so taking a break at the Beloche near Higashi-Ikebukuro Station is perfect. It's more spacious and less crowded compared to the stores in Minami-Ikebukuro or Higashi-dori. There is another store next door, separated by the road leading to Sunshine 60. It's a great place to escape the heat in the summer.

The staff here are particularly cheerful compared to other branches of the chain, and it's easy to see that they are working hard. While the products themselves are typical of a chain store, the atmosphere created by the staff is great.

I went to Ikebukuro Morning on August 23rd. I had the morning set with tuna and bacon egg. I also got a size up for my drink, choosing iced coffee and iced tea.