Relaxing time at the Ginza Hermes café ☕️ The chocolate in the shape of a Kelly bag is only available here at Hermes locations worldwide ✨✨ The plates are from Walk in the Garden Passifolia, and the cup and saucer in green complement the yellow table beautifully. Just looking at the balance is soothing ✨

Visited a little after 6:00 pm on a regular day. I had heard it was an Hermès champagne bar, but it turned out to be a café. Therefore, the closing time was until 7:00 pm, with last order at 6:30 pm. The interior had a lot of attention to detail, with tables made of Shigaraki pottery, sofas designed by a Japanese leather craftsman to suit Japanese people, and a carpet inspired by tatami mats. The space was small, but with few customers, it was a relaxing atmosphere. The only downside was that the windows were frosted glass, so you couldn't see outside. Of course, I had champagne. It was poured in front of me into a silver glass. The smooth touch of silver and the ice-cold champagne were excellent. Considering the price, I think it's not a bad deal to enjoy champagne here. I spent a leisurely hour there. Thank you for the hospitality.

Hermes Cafe. It was a cafe tucked away in a corner of the Hermes building in Ginza. Of course, the plates and glasses were actually items sold by Hermes, and they were very elegant. I really wanted to have champagne, but I had already had some, so I chose coffee and dessert instead (summer orange compote and cappuccino). The coffee came with chocolate as a tea treat.

Located in the tableware section at the back of the Hermes Ginza store. Cafe au lait ☕️ for 1600 yen. Although there is no latte art, it comes with two Kelly bag chocolates. Very delicious ❤️ It's a hidden gem cafe in Ginza where you can easily enter even on weekends in the evening. #Cafe #CafeHopping #CafeLovers #CafeLatte #CafeAuLait #Hermes #HermesCafe #GinzaCafe #TokyoCafe #Kelly #Chocolate #hermes #SoloFemale #SoloCafe #ElegantTime

--------꙳◌Ordered Items◌꙳-------- - Café au lait (with chocolate) for 1,600 yen - Two types of chocolates shaped like Kelly bags - The cup is also from Hermès ---------꙳◌Overview of the Shop◌꙳--------- - Located a 2-minute walk from Yurakucho Station, 15 meters from exit B7 of Ginza Station - Situated on the second floor at the back of Hermès Ginza store - Only 4 tables available, but it's a hidden gem where you can easily get a seat even on weekends - Some people use it in between shopping, but even non-customers can use the café without purchasing any items ▼ Points to Note - There is a doorman at the entrance of the boutique, so it may not feel very casual - It takes a bit of courage to enter the Hermès boutique! ---------꙳◌Food Impressions◌꙳--------- - Two types of chocolates: one with a crispy texture and sweet milk chocolate, and the other a bitter type, both of high quality and delicious - The café latte cup is also from Hermès, and the design was delightful, with horse and green patterns - The atmosphere added to the enjoyment, and the cute chocolate plate was a nice touch - Initially thought 1,600 yen for a café latte was typical of Hermès pricing, but the ambiance and experience made it worth a return visit - Suitable for dates, girls' gatherings, and solo visits (recommended for 1-3 people); also suitable for men -------꙳◌Additional Information◌꙳------- - Sharing recommendations for restaurants suitable for girls' gatherings and dates from the perspective of an office worker who eats out 200 times a year - SNS: Instagram ID: per0rine - Feel free to visit; likes, saves, and comments are appreciated♡

There was an Hermes Cafe in Ginza that I missed during my patrol. You can enter without a reservation at the back of the 2nd floor of Ginza Hermes. When you order herbal tea, you get two chocolates shaped like Kelly bags. The table and cups are a vibrant yellow, and the chocolate saucers have vibrant green patterns, which boosts your mood. The herbal tea has a hint of sweetness from mint and stevia, which is a sweetener. It made me realize that it's not similar to the brand itself.

I wanted to visit here once while shopping. When I ordered a drink, Kelly's chocolates came as a side dish. I really wanted to have champagne, but I had plans to visit other places so I chose iced coffee instead. The iced coffee had a slight acidity. The chocolates were one milk chocolate with a crispy texture and another bitter type, both of which were delicious and high-quality chocolates. The atmosphere of the store was like a business meeting with one group of customers. It had a sense of luxury and was enjoyable. Thank you for the meal.

The Champagne bar only offers three types of champagne, which may feel limited for champagne enthusiasts. The space is small, stylish, and lovely. It is a relaxing environment with various possible uses.

After shopping, we used this place to enjoy a delicious champagne in a tumbler. The drinks and appetizers were tasty, but I was a bit puzzled by the older waiter's service. He didn't smile and his attitude was rather rough, which didn't seem fitting for someone working at a high-end brand. The ambiance was great, so it was disappointing to receive that kind of service. It makes me hesitant to buy Hermes products, as it brings back that feeling.

A hidden gem of a shop. As expected from Hermes. The taste is top-notch, this is the first time I've had such a delicious chocolate cake.

I enjoyed cute tea sweets served on Hermes tableware.

I really liked this place, it had a hidden gem feel to it. Luckily, it wasn't crowded when I visited so I was able to relax. I wonder if it is still open now.

The atmosphere is not very good...

Rombow (Roman), Shuntaro Tanikawa, and Daigaku Horiguchi. I read champagne in poetry. The charm of champagne can be summed up in one word: elegance. The sound of the cork popping when it is uncorked. The delightful sensation of the bubbles rising like dreams. Truly a drink fitting for a celebration. By the way, in Japan, champagne is considered a drink for December. It is said that half of the annual sales come during the Christmas season. On the other hand, in Europe and America, red wine is said to be the drink for Christmas. The tradition of drinking red wine on Christmas in Japan is still relatively new. Champagne is associated with toasts at celebratory events and parties. It is often the first drink at a restaurant. However, champagne can be enjoyed throughout the entire bottle. In essence, it is a wine with bubbles. It seems like the fun turns into bubbles and disappears if you only drink it at the beginning. A champagne bar where you can enjoy champagne every day is located on the second floor of Hermes. Here, you can drink Louis Roederer champagne in Baccarat champagne flutes, handled by Hermes, made of sterling silver that is almost pure silver. It maintains a cold temperature and the unique design allows for ideal bubbles to form. This enhances the charm of champagne, highlighting its sharpness and richness. Louis Roederer Premier for 2300 yen, and Gruet champagne for 2500 yen.

This is a bar & cafe located at the back of the 2nd floor of Ginza Hermes. It feels like they have created seats at the counter to serve drinks to the upscale customers in the store. During my stay, people carrying drinks on trays were frequently coming and going. As it is called a champagne bar, there is a wide variety of champagne and finger foods available. They also offer coffee, tea, and a small selection of cakes. This time, I ordered sparkling water and orange juice. The chocolate that came with it was in the shape of a Birkin bag, with salt and milk flavors. The orange juice had a fresh taste as if it was freshly squeezed. There are only a few seats, with 3 tables and a counter, so it can get crowded and you may not find a seat. The prices are on the higher end, typical of a luxury bar, making it a place to enjoy the atmosphere and relaxation.