This is one of the shops in the food hall that I often use. Taste: ★★★★☆ Customer service: ★★☆☆☆ Atmosphere inside the store (atmosphere of the food hall): ★★★★☆ Appearance (Instagrammable): ★★★☆☆ Price: ★★☆☆☆ In the food hall, there are several dining options lined up, but this time I will write a review of CAFE de METRO. At CAFE de METRO, they offer a variety of drinks such as coffee, cafe latte, matcha latte, non-alcoholic cocktails, wine, (and I think they also have beer...). On Friday nights, I have seen people buying glass of wine at CAFE de METRO and pairing it with roast beef from another store, which is a stylish combination. It's unique to have multiple shops in the food hall, so you can choose what you want to eat. Also, there are many seats, so it's easy for solo diners to enter and the atmosphere is comfortable. The seating atmosphere includes solo diners, mothers with children, friends (around 2 people), business meetings (including solicitations), etc., making it suitable for various purposes.

I don't come to places like Aoyama or Omotesando Station very often, so this is one of the few places I know that is easy to get into. However, since it's underground... depending on which entrance you enter, you can get lost trying to find your way here (^_^;) This time I was lucky! I didn't get lost and found my way here. It was Saturday at 4:30 pm. It was almost full, and I had to search around to find a seat. Kirin Zero Ichi is my favorite non-alcoholic beer. I have an alcohol allergy so this is the only beer I can drink. When I said "Zero Ichi" at the register, the female staff didn't understand, and even when I said "non-alcoholic beer," it didn't get through (^_^;) I pointed to the menu item, and they rushed to check with their supervisor, who also seemed unsure and searched the fridge... I was also puzzled. Is this a product that is not ordered often??? It was a mystery.

A cafe located inside Omotesando Station. The seating is in a food court style where you can choose from various shops. It has a stylish and trendy atmosphere typical of Omotesando. I ordered an iced brew coffee which was easy to drink and delicious. There were also college students around, making me wish I could relive those days again. Well, I did enjoy them back then, though.

This was my first visit. I came around 3 pm on a weekday. I ordered a cafe latte, but it was so weak that I couldn't finish it. I regretted getting a medium size. The total cost of the order (tax included) was 540 yen, paid with Suica.

Before heading to work, I stopped by here for my morning coffee. They are open early in the morning. On this day, I had a "Café Latte S" (490 yen). The milk was rich and it was quite delicious. I noticed it's called Café Latte, not Café Latte(^^) I have used this café many times before. It's convenient when I want to take a break in Omotesando. Actually, my main purpose this day was the bakery inside the food court. But I found out they open at 8 am, so I had to give up. I will try again.

Around 13:50 on September 4, 2022 (Sunday), at Bistro LYON located at the back of Marunouchi Metro Echika Omotesando, the food is reasonably priced and you can enjoy a set glass of sparkling wine for an additional ¥400, which is delightful♡ Today's special is roasted pork for ¥1,100 (excluding tax), and of course, I also ordered the set glass of sparkling wine for ¥400, making me feel pleasantly tipsy (*´艸｀*) Hehe♡

The cafe was crowded everywhere, so I decided to try the unique menu item that caught my eye, the "Grenadine Soda (550 yen)." It had an orange flavor that I had never tasted before, but it was delicious with a refreshing aftertaste.

I used it for breakfast. I had my favorite coppe sand (tuna & cheese), salad, and coffee or tea for 500 yen. The coppe sand is warmed up and brought to your table. The size is small, but for 500 yen, it's not bad.

I had some free time and felt like having a light drink, so I stopped by. There were three types of sparkling wine available, and I asked for a dry and fruity one. It was only 500 yen per glass, which was very reasonable. I found a seat in the food court area, which was a bit crowded but still a nice place to enjoy a drink at a good price.

While heading towards Exit A2 of Omotesando Station, I came across a shop called "Marche du Metro" and was intrigued by the iced brewed coffee that other customers were carrying as they passed by. I decided to try it out. The iced brewed coffee comes with milk and various flavored syrups, but I opted for the basic black with regular syrup. To be honest, the taste was disappointing. The foam was not very fine, and the coffee itself was too bitter with a scent that I did not particularly enjoy. However, being able to relax here on a hot day was still appreciated.

I had meetings all over the place that day and drank too much coffee, so I decided to have a café au lait here. I occasionally come to this bakery in front of me because the pastries are delicious, but this was my first time trying their coffee. It was a café au lait, but it was delicious. By the way, I didn't add any syrup. Cheers!

I used the 500 yen morning set quickly. You can choose an iced drink. I chose iced tea. It's nice that you get a drink, salad, and sandwich with filling for this price. I would like to use it again. Thank you for the meal!

Today I headed to Omotesando in the morning. My hairstylist, who I have always relied on, recently opened his own salon in Omotesando last month, so I went to visit him. It's been a while since I got off at Omotesando Station. I used to frequent a salon in Omotesando and it feels nostalgic. The salon is located right by the exit at the Omotesando intersection, making it convenient to use. It hasn't changed much and feels comfortable. As soon as you exit the ticket gate towards the Omotesando intersection, it's right there, so it's easy to use. It's also spacious, making it a perfect meeting spot before attending a wedding on weekends. Next to the food court-like area in Etchika Omotesando, there is a cafe where you can enjoy cafe menus, beer, highball, and sparkling wine. Some people were even drinking in the morning, quite elegant. I decided on a blend of small coffee. I sat down, ate Jean-Francois bread, and took a break. Ah, the coffee here is really good! It's lightly roasted, smooth, and easy to drink. I didn't have much time as my hair appointment was approaching, but it was nice to take a break. It was delicious. I will come back. Thank you for the meal.

On Sunday morning, I had a morning set with a variety of toppings on a coppe pan and a hot coffee. The coffee had a rich flavor and was quite delicious. The mixed coppe pan had all the toppings you could choose from, making me feel like I got a good deal. The seating area was spacious, and I was able to relax this time. Thank you for the meal.

"Cafe de METRO" at Omotesando Station is a great spot for a quick drink. Located within Echika Omotesando's food court "MARCHE DE METRO", it offers affordable and delicious drinks. I was intrigued by the black beer-like iced coffee called "Iced Brewed Coffee", but unfortunately it was sold out. I ended up ordering a sparkling wine for only 500 yen, and enjoyed it in the stylish cafe setting. The atmosphere is more like a trendy cafe than a food court, with open seating available. It's a great place to relax and enjoy a drink for a reasonable price. I saw many people, especially women, enjoying a casual drink at the outdoor seating area. I will definitely be visiting this place again."

I stopped by for a break at lunchtime. I had a brewed iced coffee for 490 yen. Considering the location and atmosphere, it's quite cheap. The taste was very mild with a hint of bitterness. Being here made me feel like I became a bit more luxurious. It was a nice lunchtime moment where I felt like I became richer. I think it's a good place.

Having about 20 minutes of free time until my next appointment, I found a food court at the station. It's convenient and much appreciated to have these kinds of spaces for such gaps in time. I enjoyed a mint-flavored iced coffee, which was very refreshing in the hot weather. It would be great to have more of these around.

Inside Omotesando Station, there is a café space located outside the ticket gates. At the entrance where various displays are gathered, there is a counter that sells drinks. They also offer herbal tea, so I decided to buy my drink here. I ordered ginger tea, which came in a medium-sized cup with a tea bag inside. They poured hot water for me, and the quantity was satisfying and delicious. This place is relatively quiet even on holidays, making it easy to secure a seat. They also have seats with power outlets.

I used this place to chat with friends. It was like a food court, and I thought it was good because even if my friends and I wanted different things to eat, there were plenty of options available. The day after drinking alcohol, I wanted something salty, so I chose the gratin. The hamburger on top was soft and very delicious. It was a bit hard to find the water station. I went around 19:00, but some shops were already closed, which was disappointing. We didn't have time for dessert after the meal.

The interior of the restaurant was stylish and had a very nice atmosphere! I felt it had an adult-like vibe. I went for breakfast and it wasn't too crowded, so I was able to eat without any issues. I could eat well for under 1000 yen and the bread was delicious too!