A cafe located in Shibuya Higashi, between Shibuya and Ebisu. It's a very popular spot despite not being easily accessible. I had to wait as the third in line, so I scanned the QR code, set up a call-back email, and wandered around the nearby area (which only had Hikawa Shrine) while waiting. I was here for their pancakes! It's a one drink minimum, so I had a cafe latte. You can choose from light roast, medium roast, or decaf. The pancakes were a bit dry, but the latte was delicious. Money spent: 1,750 yen Rating: 3 points 5 points: Definitely want to visit again! 4 points: Would revisit if given the chance. 3 points: Would consider revisiting. 2 points: Once is enough. 1 point: No need to go.

Located in a quiet residential area, 8 minutes walk from Shibuya Station South Exit, this cafe serves delicious coffee and Eggs Benedict for breakfast on weekends. It tends to get busy, so it's recommended to go early on weekdays or weekends. The cafe offers specialty coffee that allows you to forget about your daily life. Coffee alone costs around ¥1,000, but with the morning plate, it's around ¥2,000. I would love to go there on a relaxing day off. It's a cozy space where even solo female customers can feel comfortable.

Opposite Hikawa Shrine, there is a hidden café that opens in the morning, so I visited before work. I didn't have time for a meal, but I had a café mocha and a brownie. The brownie was average, but the coffee was delicious with the option to choose the beans. The café is just the right size and atmosphere to stop by and relax.

It's always crowded but the atmosphere is nice, the Eggs Benedict are delicious, and it makes you want to go back. The Buddha Bowl salad is quite bland in taste, but it's filled with lots of goodies like beet hummus and avocado, making it beautiful and satisfying. The coffee also seems to be carefully selected and is tasty. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal!

The place is crowded even in the morning. The coffee is delicious. They offer various types of coffee to enjoy. The meals are not expensive and simple, perfect to pair with the coffee. It's a popular spot, so it's not really a place to relax and work on your laptop. The outdoor seating area was crowded with people waiting.

I visited the cafe around 9 am for breakfast. Despite the time, it was almost full, but I was able to find a seat at the counter. The cafe had a lovely atmosphere, with a mix of elderly locals enjoying their breakfast at the table seats. The avocado toast and cafe latte I ordered were simple yet satisfying. The toast was lightly toasted with a generous amount of avocado, seasoned with olive oil, salt, pepper, and lemon. I personally wished the toast was a bit more crispy for added flavor. The cafe latte was mild and smooth, which may be due to my preference for stronger espresso flavors. The staff were busy but managed to serve customers with a smile and efficiency.

I had Eggs Benedict. I chose the half and half with salmon and bacon. I was very satisfied with both the taste and portion size! The open atmosphere of the restaurant made it very comfortable. The staff were all polite. It's a bit far from the station, but I recommend it to those looking for a calm space away from the hustle and bustle.

I keep coming back to this stylish cafe because both the food and drinks are delicious. I always order the Eggs Benedict and Chai, and have never tried anything else. The cafe is usually crowded, especially during lunchtime, but this time, we arrived around 4 pm, so there were only two groups ahead of us and we were seated right away.

The coffee and sandwiches are carefully and deliciously made. The sandwiches are filling. Be prepared to wait in line on weekends. Get a ticket and wait for about 30 minutes. You can check online, so why not visit Hikawa Shrine while you wait. Just sandwiches and coffee will cost around 2,000 yen. It might be nice to come occasionally.

It's the best. It's a popular restaurant and I couldn't get a reservation for a few days. When I visited on the day, I had to wait for about an hour. However, the food was really visually appealing and the taste was amazing. Even the coffee was carefully made, and I was impressed. If I have the chance to come to Shibuya again, I will definitely repeat.

We have been going to this cafe with a friend around 2 pm to 3 pm on weekdays, about 3 or 4 times in March. The service is always polite and we are truly grateful for it. We always order the same thing, which is the cafe mocha. Next time, I think I'll try the one with an orange flavor.

My companion had a hojicha basque cheesecake, while I had a brownie. The cafe latte was delicious, especially because you could choose the beans. There were also scones and other baked goods available, so I would like to try them next time I visit.

Highly recommend going for morning activities from around 8 am to a little after 9 am. The atmosphere is really nice, and the staff is very friendly. The coffee is hand-dripped, so it may take a bit of time, but it's great to watch them make it right in front of you. The staff's skill in making coffee is impressive to watch. The taste of the food is really good and gives you a feeling of wanting to do your best. By around 10 am, there starts to be a long line, so it may not be the best place for working. I was reading a book though. Also, I like the chic tableware. The clientele seems to be mostly people in their 20s, but the delicious coffee could appeal to a wider range of age groups. However, the prices are a bit high even for a morning set.

On Sunday at 4:00 pm, I had some errands to run in Shibuya and decided to visit this popular cafe that I had been wanting to go to. On weekends, there is a long line and they even hand out numbered tickets due to its popularity. I ordered the Acai Bowl for 1560 yen and a Tall size Light Roast Americano for 650 yen. The menu can be accessed by scanning a QR code to place an order. The coffee selection is quite extensive, with options like Light Roast, Dark Roast, and Decaf. I chose the Light Roast in a Tall size, which was simple and easy to drink without any strong flavors. It had been a while since I last had an Acai Bowl, probably since I tried one at a vegan cafe in Omotesando. The coconut flavor and crunchy walnuts added a nice touch, and it felt very rich in fiber and vitamins. It was quite filling. The bananas and strawberries on top made it even more delicious when eaten together. Despite being quite far from the station, the cafe was incredibly popular with many cafe-loving girls. It was a very enjoyable cafe time. Thank you for the meal.

Woodberry Coffee Roasters, located somewhere between Ebisu and Shibuya, offers a morning menu where you can share both sweet and savory dishes with a friend. We tried the Eggs Benedict (with salmon) and the chocolate banana pancakes, along with Dirty Chai drinks. The prices are a bit high, with both dishes costing over 1600 yen and a mandatory drink purchase, but the constant flow of customers indicates its popularity. The Eggs Benedict had a perfect combination of rich salmon, sauce, and soft poached eggs, while the pancakes were large, fluffy, and satisfying, especially with the caramelized bananas. The flavors are intense and portions are generous, so sharing is recommended to avoid getting tired of the same taste. The staff were friendly, making us consider visiting again in the future.

The staff explained the different types of coffee in detail and the interior of the shop was stylish and spacious. I tried the popular Salmon Eggs Benedict, which had a perfect balance of salty salmon and creamy egg yolk. The hot sandwich was also delicious with plenty of melted cheese and generous fillings, and the cream had a nostalgic taste reminiscent of school lunch gratin.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Shibuya and enjoy a pleasant space at Woodberry Coffee Roasters. With a focus on self-roasted coffee and carefully selected ingredients, you will be captivated by their exquisite creations. Embracing the concept of "new coffee taste experience," Woodberry Coffee Roasters offers a variety of ways to enjoy coffee. They use a US-made roasting machine and cutting-edge technology to transform carefully selected unique beans from around the world into a superb cup of coffee. Pair it with comforting dishes that make you want to eat them every day, and start a blissful time where you can forget the fatigue of daily life. With 30 spacious seats including terrace seating, they offer a colorful dining menu from breakfast to bar time. Many brunch and vegan dishes made with fresh organic vegetables are available. You can also enjoy craft cocktails made with their original coffee.【Address】2-20-18 Shibuya Higashi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo【Arrival Date】Sunday【Number of People in Line】3 people【Waiting Time】15 minutes【Ordered Items】■ Vegan Gluten-Free Oatmeal Cookie (Raisin) 330 yen (tax included)Made with oats, coconut, walnuts, pumpkin seeds, coconut, and raisins, this oatmeal cookie has a crunchy texture and a satisfying size.■ Iced Americano 600 yen (tax included)Nicaragua La PiconaThis coffee from Nicaragua has a fruity flavor with hints of sweetness and gentle spices, reminiscent of cherries and oranges. It has a smooth texture and a noticeable sweetness.

I used this place because I wanted to do some work. The atmosphere of the shop was nice, and the staff were friendly, providing detailed explanations of the coffee beans. It was a comfortable space. I ordered a cafe latte (650 yen) which was delicious, of course. I would like to visit again.

I wanted to do morning activities at a stylish cafe and found @woodberry_shibuya between Shibuya and Ebisu where I can enjoy organic ingredients. This place also accepts reservations, which is great! - Eggs Benedict (half & half) ￥1400 - Cafe Latte ￥650 I visited on a Sunday morning at 9:30, but was seated around 10:20. The restaurant has limited seating, so if you arrive at a bad time, you may have to wait. By the time I was seated, there was already a long line. Luckily, I was able to sit on the terrace. I ordered the Eggs Benedict with bacon and salmon, and it looked amazing! It was so luxurious with two perfectly poached eggs! The bread was delicious too. This was the best Eggs Benedict I have ever had... I have definitely decided to go back.

I recommend starting your day with a slightly luxurious and stylish brunch here. This cafe is located a short walk from Shibuya Station. The Eggs Benedict is a must-try! You can choose between smoked salmon or bacon, and they even offer a half-and-half option for those who can't decide (like me, haha). It's a bit of a walk from Shibuya Station, about 10 minutes, but surprisingly not too crowded, so it might be a hidden gem.