I had a wonderful time in a luxurious space, enjoying a delicious coffee. It's a great place for some alone time or a date. Located in a stylish space in a back alley of Omotesando, I relaxed while watching the barista make my coffee at the counter. I will definitely go back.

On weekend evenings, there is always a line at the coffee shop in Omotesando. Just being able to smoke cigarettes is a plus, but our Oreglatse is simply delicious. The sweetness of milk mixed with coffee creates a delightful taste, with a rich sweetness following the bitterness. It's worth waiting in line for this unforgettable drink.

Around 4:00 PM on Sunday, I waited for about 20 minutes before entering. It was a precious old-fashioned coffee shop where smoking was allowed. The atmosphere and menu of the shop made me feel like it used to be a place for middle-aged men to relax, not fancy or anything. Although the shop was crowded with young people like me who are into old-fashioned coffee shops, the atmosphere inside was good. I ordered an iced coffee, and I was really impressed that it had coffee ice cubes.

I thought it was my first time visiting, but I had actually been here before. The last time I was here, I sat at the counter so I didn't really get a sense of the place. I came in when it was already dark. It's a very atmospheric old-fashioned restaurant. The fact that smoking is allowed might be part of its popularity. I came with a friend and we had Omelette Gratinée and Snails Gratinée. We also had cheesecake. The elderly owner seemed a bit reserved at first, but when we asked, he was happy to tell us anything we wanted to know.

On Friday, just before 8 o'clock, the restaurant was full. When I asked the staff, they just said "full," so I was a bit confused about what to do. I was looking at other restaurants in front of the store when they said a table was available, so I decided to go in. I ordered the Oreglassé, which was just the right sweetness and felt like a dessert drink. The atmosphere inside was a bit dark and nice, but since it's a smoking-friendly place, it might be a bit strong for those who don't like the smell of cigarettes. The staff asked if I wanted to move to a table that had opened up, so I don't think they were bad people, but some might find their service attitude a bit off. Overall, I got the impression that it's recommended for those who don't mind about the service but are just looking for the atmosphere and taste.笑

Cafe Le Jour Gourmand Iced Cafe au Lait ¥700 This amount is the most delicious to drink as a sweet treat! For those who are not into sweets, it's wise not to order dessert. Thank you for the meal! #Omotesando Cafe #Coffee shop #Coffee shop hopping

After having dinner with a friend at another restaurant, we wanted to chat a little more so we visited this place around 7 pm. The dimly lit interior with jazz music playing created a very nice and calm atmosphere. However, there was a slight smell of tobacco, so those who are sensitive to it should be cautious.

Title: Lol, no wait on Sunday after 1 PM. I don't usually drink coffee much, but the iced coffee here was so delicious~ (*≧∀≦*) The sweets were surprisingly good, especially the coffee jelly! It had small pieces of ice in it that felt so refreshing on my tired body! Just one thing to note, smoking is allowed.

The atmosphere of the night cafe Cafe Les Jeux Grenier in Omotesando is amazing. This retro coffee shop tucked away in Omotesando offers a delicious Ole Grasse. The Gateau Chocolat and Rare Cheesecake are also very tasty. I enjoyed the calm and special atmosphere of the night cafe, and I want to explore more night cafes in the future. If you have any recommendations, please let me know. The place is great, except for the strong tobacco smell. The drinks, cakes, and atmosphere are all perfect. I will definitely visit again soon. -------------- 〜shop information〜 -------------- ☑︎Open-Close: Weekdays: 11:00-23:00 Weekends: 12:00-22:30 ☑︎Location: 2F Murayama Building, 5-9-5 Minami Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo ☑︎Access: 5-minute walk from Omotesando ☑︎For the latest information about the shop, please check here -------------- ▷I will share the favorites of a former Starbucks barista! I post about cafes that are worth visiting, dishes and drinks that are worth trying, and products that are worth buying. If you find my posts helpful and want to refer back to them, please tap "Like" or tap the "Save" button in the bottom right corner of the photo! Check out my past posts and follow me here: @naotaka_cafegram

I was curious about the atmosphere at cafe les Jeux in Omotesando. It seemed like a popular and well-established coffee shop, as it was quite crowded inside. The staff were friendly and the interior had a cozy atmosphere. I tried the summer limited edition Cafe Glacé for the first time and it was incredibly delicious. As someone who doesn't like sweet things, I felt the ice cream on top was unnecessary for me, but for those who love coffee jelly and sweet treats, I highly recommend it! They also had a wide variety of desserts available today, making it hard to choose just one. I definitely want to go back again.

The second floor above the stairs with green lettering is the store. The inside of the store is cozy, with a unique and charming bar-like atmosphere. It seems to be a popular spot as many customers come in. I occasionally visit to meet with an acquaintance who is a regular at this place. The staff are always smiling, but I can't help feeling somewhat unwelcome, especially when they leave additional orders on the table without saying anything. Despite my high expectations, the piping hot hot cocoa and coffee were delicious. I forgot to take a photo, haha.

Located in a side street off Omotesando, this café is on the second floor with a clear sign at the entrance saying "Smoking Allowed". I am not a smoker but don't mind the smell of cigarettes, so I decided to go in. The interior has counter seats and table seats. Since I was alone, I sat at the counter. Most customers were smokers, so there was quite a bit of smoke in the air. Not recommended for those who dislike cigarette smoke. I ordered a "Sour Glace" for ¥700, which is said to be the birthplace of the "Ice Smile" cocktail. It was scorching hot outside, so I needed something extra cold. The three-layered Sour Glace with crushed ice was exactly what I needed. It was delicious even without adding anything. However, when I added some gum syrup halfway through, it became too sweet. The staff, including the master, were all men, and it seemed like a café where coffee enthusiasts gather. Thank you for the meal.

On Saturday, I wanted to work in Aoyama. But I was worried about the crowds. As I walked down a narrow path, I stumbled upon a café. It was on the second floor up the stairs. The interior was dim even during the day. I chose a seat by the window. The elegant space had classical music playing. I was torn between ordering the original Oreglasse, but it was a hot day so I opted for a Slierglasse (iced coffee with milk topped with whipped cream). I initially thought the service would be simple, but the staff kindly recommended coffee and even reminded me to be careful on the stairs. The customers were diverse, with people in their 20s and those there for smoking purposes. Despite being close to Omotesando Station, it was rare to find a space where you could relax so comfortably.

A retro and sophisticated café with a grown-up atmosphere ☕️ It's great that they stay open late, perfect for a second location to have a relaxing conversation. However, it was surprising that smoking is allowed, so be careful if you're sensitive to smoke! The coffee was delicious, but I didn't feel a special touch. I regret not trying the famous Oreglasse. Thank you for the meal!

On a Saturday at 9pm, while taking a stroll in Omotesando, I stumbled upon a stylish cafe and decided to go in. There were two women in line, so I took a walk around and when I came back, I was able to enter smoothly. Inside, there was seating for 7-8 people at the counter, as well as table seating. We were seated at a table where there were ashtrays, indicating a smoking area, but luckily no one around us was smoking. The interior was dimly lit, with tasteful tables, chairs, and decorative items like paintings and photographs. Despite the decent crowd, everyone was chatting in hushed tones. The cafe closes at 11pm except on Sundays. It had a bit of a bar-like atmosphere, but they only served coffee and desserts. I ordered a cafe au lait, a Viennese coffee, and the coffee jelly dessert of the day. The presentation was beautiful and the coffee had a rich flavor. The staff were attentive from the moment we entered, always keeping an eye on the customers and ready to assist when needed. We were lucky to get a nice, quiet table where we could enjoy our time. The cafe is not just about antique aesthetics, but it's actually a well-established, 50-year-old traditional cafe. I found a great place in Omotesando where I can visit occasionally and use it as a substitute for a bar.

I found a night cafe while looking for a cafe. I was sitting at the counter, struggling with the menu, when the staff kindly explained it to me. I was in the mood for something sweet, so I chose the staff's recommendation. *Oregrasse* Coffee Jelly. Many of the dessert items were sold out for the night. The coffee jelly with ice cream was a perfect combination of bitter jelly and sweetness. The pudding and gateau chocolat seemed popular too, so I would like to go back again.

On this Sunday in the area, every place was crowded and I couldn't get into the cafe I was interested in. So, I decided to go up the stairs to this shop in search of delicious coffee. As I stepped inside... the atmosphere was very nice, but as many people had mentioned in their reviews, there were some questionable points as soon as I entered. I must say, the atmosphere was really nice though. I sat at the counter and ordered a "Nire" coffee. This shop is said to be the birthplace of the "au lait glacé", but I'm not a big fan of that. "Nire"... "Lejeu"... there are a few shops in Nagoya that use that kind of naming. There used to be a famous shop (which no longer exists) called "Nire (Elm) ← shop name" that had a really delicious blend, and this shop's name is said to be derived from that. Now, about this Nire. It's supposed to have a smooth taste based on Colombian beans. After a while, what came out was the one in the photo... once again, there were some questionable points. The cup is so small that you can't hold it without pinching it. It's so cute, isn't it? I thought the taste was quite delicious, but I couldn't concentrate for some reason. Even though it's a shop with an atmosphere that makes you want to stay longer, I couldn't stay long and ended up drinking quickly and leaving the shop. I was really curious about the pudding the person next to me was eating. Nire 600 yen.

A retro adult coffee shop in Omotesando. It feels like the birthplace of Affogato. You can also smoke cigarettes. I went right after it opened, so I only had coffee jelly for dessert. I also ordered an Affogato. The coffee jelly was simple and incredibly delicious! I heard the chocolate terrine is delicious, so I'm thinking of going back to try it next time!

Just a short walk from Tokyo Metro Omotesando Station B1 exit. When you come out of B1 to the ground level, you'll see stairs and a menu sign on the right side as you enter the small path before Mariage Freres. Established in 1976, the long-established cafe Les Jeux Grenier is located here. "Les Jeux" means games or play, and "Grenier" means attic in French. I waited in line for about 15 minutes. The "Cafe au Lait Glace" for 700 yen (tax included) is a cold coffee with sweet milk and bitter coffee poured in layers in a wine glass. They recommend not stirring it before drinking. The contrast of the two colors is beautiful and delicious. The tables and chairs, said to be purchased at a flea market in Paris, are old wooden ones with a nice antique feel from aging naturally, not artificially. The whole place allows smoking (up to 3 cigarettes per customer), so it may be tough for those who dislike smoking. I'm not a fan of smoking either. It was very crowded that day, and the person next to me was a smoker, so I left early. A perfect day for Cafe au Lait Glace on a hot day like today, but... Thank you for the meal. ❤️

A narrow staircase leads to a dimly lit cafe tucked away from Aoyama Street. It's a hidden gem known to few. Inside, an antique-style sofa awaits, where a knowledgeable older gentleman will teach you how to enjoy coffee in the best way. I previously enjoyed their delicious granita, but this time I indulged in a rich gateau chocolat and a beautifully presented cafe glace. It's a place where you can savor a dense and enjoyable time. Thank you for the wonderful experience.