It's the morning of our last day in Tokyo. We checked out of our hotel before 8 am and headed to Ginza Marunie Street, just a short walk away. When we arrived, there were a few empty seats, but by around 9 am, it was almost full (maybe because it was a Sunday). Close call...(･･;) We ordered the breakfast menu for the day. I had the Princi Breakfast (tax included 1,346 yen) and my friend had the Princi Breakfast Frittata (1,228 yen). I chose iced coffee for my drink, which you could customize to be refreshing or strong. You order on the first floor and pick up on the second floor. A staff member noticed we had carry-on bags and guided us to the elevator on the second floor, which was a big help~(^^) The staff's service was smart and efficient. The morning menu we enjoyed on the stylish second floor exceeded our expectations with its fantastic selection. The vegetables were crisp, the prosciutto, quiche, and sausages were all delicious. The croissant was particularly outstanding, with a light and crispy texture, generously buttery. It had a satisfying bite and was exactly the kind of croissant I like. We had a wonderful morning in the stylish and calm atmosphere of the restaurant. Thank you for the delicious meal(^^).

Dolce Plate is a new item on the menu, priced at 1,600 yen excluding tax. It includes a selection of four Italian sweets. The tiramisu in this plate is different from the regular square tiramisu on the menu, as it uses orange liqueur. The liqueur flavor is subtle, so even those who are not good with alcohol should be fine. I paired it with a Rwanda coffee brewed using a Clover. I recommend trying this when you have reward tickets.

Located a little off the main Ginza street, this place is perfect for when you want to treat yourself a bit without breaking the bank. It's a nice Starbucks where you can relax. Inside, there is a bakery that also sells delicious sandwiches. Next door, there is another Starbucks that seems to be a co-working space. I had a panini with prosciutto and mozzarella, along with a Margherita pizza. The bread here is really good, with fresh ingredients and just the right amount of saltiness. It's delicious, but I wish the prices were a bit more affordable.

I was walking around the Ginza street market. I wanted to have a coffee at one of the street market tables, but they were all occupied. There were many tourists around. So, I made a reservation at a nearby cafe and ordered a coffee for 990 yen. I tried the popular olive oil latte with oat milk, and it was smooth and delicious with a hint of olive oil. I was with my dog, and we sat outside since there were seats available. The cafe was crowded inside. The pastries looked very tasty. I will definitely visit again!

After a long time, I felt like using my Reserve and entered the shop. I wanted to drink something cold because of the daily heat, so even though I entered a cafe, I didn't realize they only had hot Reserve cocoa. When it arrived hot, I burst out laughing. The atmosphere was great and the service was bright, making it the perfect place to relax.

I was too busy every day, so I decided to treat myself. At first, I was just looking for a place to sit back and enjoy a coffee, and then I remembered this place. They said I could sit at the counter on the second floor right away if I was alone. I secured a seat and went to place my order, and they said it was the last plate of dessert today. I had only planned on having coffee, but the dessert plate was so tempting. I couldn't resist the devil's temptation and ended up getting the plate with four different small desserts. But as someone who doesn't like sweets, it was a bit too much for me. I enjoyed a luxurious time savoring the desserts slowly with black coffee. I will treat myself again in the future.

Finally, I was able to make a reservation for the Starbucks all-you-can-eat buffet, so I went right away. The quality of the dishes exceeded my expectations, and I wished my stomach was bigger! While one drink is included, any additional drinks after the first one cost extra. The desserts displayed in the case looked delicious, but they also required an additional fee. Personally, I thought the cheese dishes were particularly delicious. From solid cheeses to cream cheese on pizza and ricotta cheese on bread, they all had a fresh and high-quality taste. I enjoyed comparing young and aged olives, and it was fun to see the dishes change gradually over time. It's a reservation-only system with a limited number of guests, so even though the staff served the food, the lines were not too long. The staff also explained the different types of ham and recommended certain ones. They even asked if I was full or if I wanted more coffee. Overall, it felt like a Starbucks experience even without drinking coffee.

It seems extremely difficult to make a reservation. I made a reservation for the Saturday 18:30 session. "Aperitivo" refers to the Italian custom of enjoying appetizers and drinks before a meal. The dishes were all-you-can-eat and had a lineup of Italian-style appetizers. Each dish paired well with the drinks. The craft beer from Starbucks was a rare find, with a good balance of richness and crispness. Everyone seemed to be enjoying the atmosphere of the restaurant, chatting with the staff, and most importantly, having a great time in Ginza. Thank you for the meal.

The taste is stylish!! A week ago, reservations started and it's a must to reserve for the all-you-can-eat. Reservation slots seem to be available every 30 minutes starting around 16:30, but it's a popular place where you can't reserve at your preferred time if you're not on standby. When I visited, there were quite a few people. It's completely reservation-only, so you'll be guided to your seat without waiting. There are plenty of drinks and food from the food corner that are all-you-can-eat. The staff will serve and plate the food beautifully. There were about 6 types of baguettes, 4 types of pastes, 4 types of petit bread, and about 6 types of deli-style dishes. The liver paste is very rich, so if you don't like liver, you might not enjoy it. Recommended are the chocolate baguette and mango baguette. Some staff members are friendly and recommend various items, while others mumble under their masks making it hard to hear. The service is polite, but you may have to wait when getting food. You might end up getting full during the wait. Is it worth it for a little over 3000 yen...?

I visited during lunchtime on a regular day ✨ The eat-in area is divided into a cafe section on the second floor and a lunch menu section. I ordered the Oriart Golden Cream Ice Espresso for ¥990 and the Focaccia Sandwich (Milano Salami & Mozzarella) for ¥1,255. The Oriart was amazing and I would love to have it again! It may seem strange to have olive oil in a latte, but it matched surprisingly well! The Focaccia Sandwich was a bit pricey, but the flavors of the ingredients were excellent and it was quite filling ^ ^

An Italian bakery specializing in bread products. It is operated by Starbucks and the prices are quite high. However, the sandwiches were delicious. It is a Starbucks Reserve, so the coffee prices are also somewhat high, but it was delicious.

I occasionally use this cafe in Ginza as a place to stop by at night. Sometimes I come in the morning as well, but I found that it can get pretty crowded during lunchtime, while surprisingly empty in the evening which might be nice. Note that the nearby Starbucks close around 10:30 PM, but this place closes at 9 PM so be aware of that! Although there are other Reserve locations in GINZA SIX and Hibiya Station, this particular store offers a variety of bakery items and cakes in one visit. - Nitro Cold Brew Float Tall ¥1,070 This drink consists of Nitro Cold Brew topped with vanilla ice cream, making it suitable as a dessert. The drink is infused with nitrogen gas, giving it a smooth and delicious taste. Adding whipped cream and caramel sauce was recommended to me before!

Other emoticon explanations can be found in the profile. Especially things that are difficult to express in words can only be conveyed through emoticons. Detailed evaluation: 4 points Evaluation price / regular price 450,350 / 628,437 Indicator: Target dish: Watermelon Frappuccino, Ham & Maribo Cheese Taste: Sweeter and more delicious than real watermelon. Of course it's sweet, haha. Store atmosphere: Good Employees: Good Hygiene: Points: * Evaluation price / regular price I think it's worth paying the regular price 5 points or more: A store I don't want to tell others about... so I won't list it. (Rarely, the column for 5-point stores may be mentioned outside the list.) 5 points: Only one favorite store per category (e.g. one ramen store, one curry store) 4.5 or higher: I want to use it again and again, even if I have to travel far or wait in line. 4 points or higher: I want to use it repeatedly, I can recommend it to entertain or friends. 3.5 or higher: I will put it on my revisit list. 3 points or higher: If it's nearby... if there are no other options, I will go 2 points or higher: I will look for other stores, I won't go there myself. 1 point: I will never go again, I will refuse even if invited 1 point or less: It's no longer food, should not be in the customer service industry. * Even if it is 3.5 or higher, if you get tired of the menu after a few visits, the score may decrease.

This is a high-end Starbucks store. Among them, this one in Ginza offers "Aperitif" in the evening, where you can enjoy one drink and small dishes in a buffet style. However, reservations are limited to a few slots from 5:00 to 6:30 PM, and it can be quite difficult to make a reservation at the right timing. The day I wanted to go was already fully booked, but miraculously a cancellation came up and I was able to make a reservation. However, the start time was a bit awkward at 5:30 PM on a weekday. When you arrive and inform them of your reservation, you will be guided to a reserved seat at the back. It's not clearly separated for those who want to enjoy it as a regular cafe, so it can be a bit confusing at first. It's a buffet style, but you order what you like from the staff. They will heat it up for you or suggest toppings, and the service is attentive. There are many Italian-style appetizers, and they are all delicious. However, the dishes don't change much even after some time, so you can finish in 2 or 3 rounds. I decided to order an Oriart Oat Milk Latte (from Papua New Guinea) with olive oil after the meal. It has a smooth and interesting taste. If you think of it as experiencing a theater-style buffet at a high-end Starbucks store, it can be a fun time.

Today, I went to a Starbucks Reserve Store that I had never been to before. It is a Starbucks that opened in Ginza where you can make reservations. I went during lunchtime on a weekday, and the store was almost full. There are seats on the first and second floors. There were tables and a counter. It seems that people ordering lunch on the second floor have priority to use the tables. On the first floor, there were many breads for sale. There are more varieties of bread than a regular Starbucks. I bought a Focaccino Caprese and a Cornetti Clam. For my drink, I chose drip coffee. The Focaccino is a sandwich made with Focaccia, mozzarella cheese, and tomatoes. It's a sandwich with fresh tomatoes and cheese. The Cornetti is a croissant with custard cream inside. It's a crispy croissant with plenty of custard cream. It's a very delicious croissant. Iced coffee goes well with the sandwich and croissant. There were many other delicious looking breads, so I would like to visit again!

I've always been curious about the all-you-can-eat option at Starbucks. After a tough battle to make a reservation, I finally secured a spot for the 18:30 session. The price has gone up and now it's over 3800 yen, but getting one drink and all-you-can-eat light meals, how does that sound? There are a variety of breads and meals to choose from, and they change depending on the time, so there's always something new to try. It's hard to decide what to eat because everything looks delicious, and I end up getting full quickly. Personally, I really enjoyed the hazelnut chocolate cream to spread on the bread. It was so delicious that I kept going back for more. There are a lot of high-sodium dishes and hard bread, so it's easy to get full quickly. The drinks were also stylish and tasty. I would like to go again with friends.

Focaccia Cheese & Ham for ¥1180, Pizza for ¥965. A big bread! Perfect for lunch. It's expensive but delicious. Around 2 PM on weekdays, the second floor was full. Many foreigners were there, even though there is a Starbucks nearby.

This is the Starbucks Reserve Store on Marunouchi Street in Ginza ✨✨ It is located very close to Ginza Matsuya. The first floor has a bakery shop with delicious-looking bread, and the second floor is a cafe where you can secure a seat before ordering. The showcase also displays a variety of delicious pastries and cakes. I chose the Maritozzo Limone & Mango and Maritozzo Nochiora ✨✨ For drinks, I chose the Costa Rica coffee that can only be enjoyed at the Reserve Store. The extraction method was Clover. My companion opted for Cold Brew Coffee with added ice cream to make a float ✨✨ The Costa Rica Honey Process coffee was described as having flavors of guava and sweet lemon, and it truly tasted fruity. It had been a while since I had experienced such depth of flavor in coffee ( ᵒ̴̶̷̤◦ᵒ̴̶̷̤ )✨✨ The Maritozzo was generously filled with cream, had a light texture, and was topped with plenty of mango sauce. It wasn't too sweet and was delicious ✨✨✨ Despite having just eaten lunch, I devoured the large Maritozzo with the incredibly delicious coffee (*´艸`) Perhaps being at the Reserve Store always gets me more excited than the regular Starbucks. The store was as popular as ever and crowded, but we were lucky to find a seat just before a line formed. Thank you for the delicious meal~✨✨❣️

Starbucks Reserve® Store Ginza Maronie Street 7:00-11:00 breakfast ☀️ <Princhi Breakfast Frittata> Omelette | Deli | Salad | Cornetti | Coffee or Tea ¥1,350. It was a holiday so I was surprised that the second floor was almost full by 9 o'clock. It was my first time going in the morning, but it was a fulfilling morning activity. The croissant was delicious. #Starbucks #GinzaStarbucks #StarbucksReserve #StarbucksReserveStore #GinzaCafe #GinzaGourmet #GinzaMorning #TokyoCafe #TokyoGourmet

I used it for lunch. I actually wanted to eat a la carte, but the second floor is limited to plate orders only. However, the salad plate was delicious, so I am very satisfied. The atmosphere is calm and relaxing, so you can also enjoy a leisurely tea. Highly recommended!

Located on the 1st floor of Ginza Omibiru in Ginza Maronie Street, Starbucks Reserve Store offers a spacious and relaxed atmosphere on the second floor. First, reserve your seat upstairs, then go back downstairs to place your order and receive a buzzer. Once your order is ready, pick up your drinks at the counter on the second floor. I ordered a decaf coffee for 464 yen and a cornetti for 319 yen. The cornetti, similar to a croissant, had a crispy exterior and a moist interior, which was quite impressive. Being a Reserve store, the decaf coffee was delicious with a light roasting. Despite being Starbucks, the coffee had a mild bitterness. I appreciated the option to choose between a mug and a paper cup for my coffee, and I enjoyed my drink in a mug. The Reserve store definitely has a high-class feel to it. Overall, it was a great dining experience.