The Season Terrace is a great place to take a break and check your emails when visiting. The interior is spacious with outlets available. The window seats offer a nice view of the outdoors, creating a pleasant atmosphere. It is cool and comfortable during this season.

I visited this place for a meeting. I ordered Super Lemonade and Fruit Lemonade, and the polite staff brought them to my table. - Super Lemonade: This is like pure lemon, so sour! It really wakes you up. There is syrup at the bottom of the glass, so if you want to increase the sweetness, just stir it a bit. It's just so sour!! - Fruit Lemonade: This one has a mild sweetness, maybe because it has honey in it. You can also stir it with a straw if you want to increase the sweetness. The interior of the restaurant is filled with wooden furniture and fixtures, and the music is slow-tempo Western music, creating a very calming atmosphere. I was able to relax and take my time.

A stylish version of Pronto in the Season Terrace. It's a calming space with wooden tables surrounded by greenery. The drink menu is extensive and they offer delicious food and cakes. Some tables even have USB ports, making it great for studying. It was not too crowded when I went at night, so I could relax. It's a bit of a walk from the station, but it's close to Shibaura Chuo Park and most importantly, it's a nice cafe to unwind. Oh, and they had Tokyo craft beer available for a limited time!

I am in Shinagawa. I had some time, so I came to this shop. It is located on the second floor of the Season Terrace. The interior is spacious and bright. The view from the window is also nice. There are power outlets available, so you can work on your PC. I ordered coffee. I appreciate the friendly and kind service of the staff. Thank you for the meal! Thank you for a good time!

I wanted to do some PC work, so I headed to that shop with power outlets. I arrived at the shop located at the east exit of Shinagawa Station, Shinagawa Season Terrace, but wait, wasn't this 'the 3rd cafe by standard coffee'? It seems like the shop has changed to 'È PRONTO' now. I wonder if they are still using the same tables inside the shop? It looks like some of the layout has changed, but the seats with power outlets seem to still be available. [Order & Taste] At first, I only planned to order a drink, but the menu photos looked delicious, so I also ordered pasta. "Fried Eggplant and Bacon Shredded Japanese-style Pasta" 700 yen (excluding tax) "Lunch Set (Drink + Salad)" 350 yen (excluding tax) Total: 1,155 yen (including tax) The pasta has fried eggplant, bacon, and grated radish on top, with a soy sauce-based Japanese-style seasoning that is quite tasty. After enjoying the pasta, I borrowed a power outlet to work on my PC. The atmosphere was nice, and it was a relaxing place to spend time. I will definitely use this shop again when I come around this area. The counter seats facing the glass on the Shinagawa Station side have slightly higher tabletops compared to other seats, so it might be a bit uncomfortable for people with lower seating height to eat or use a PC.

I had lunch at Shinagawa Season Terrace. After the meal, I felt like having coffee, so I visited this place. I usually go to Seven Cafe, but I decided to treat myself this time (laughs). I had a drip coffee for 324 yen. Personally, it felt a bit American-style, but it had a good balance of bitterness and acidity, making it easy to drink.

On the second floor of Shinagawa Season Terrace, there is a café. It is a higher-end branch of the chain store Pronto. The interior of the café has counter seats, table seats, and a smoking area (electronic). The menu includes coffee starting from 330 yen. I went there for lunch alone around 11:30 on a weekday. When I visited Season Terrace the other day, I found a new café in place of the closed store, so I decided to try it out. Although it is a Pronto-affiliated store, it has a stylish atmosphere. I ordered the Drink and Salad Set for 300 yen (tax included), which can be ordered when you order a meal. The staff recommended it as the drink alone costs 385 yen. I had a delicious cafe latte with plenty of milk. The salad was in a mini size. I also ordered the Cheese Dog with Potatoes for 500 yen (tax included). You can choose between having the potatoes as a side or as a standalone item. The potatoes were crispy type, and the Cheese Dog was served on soft French bread. It came with pickles and onions as toppings, which I added and enjoyed.

First visit to "Pronto," jointly funded by Suntory and Ueshima Coffee Shop. It has been about 7-8 years since I last visited the Shinagawa area, and with the ongoing redevelopment, I found myself feeling a bit lost at the station entrance like Urashima Taro... The store located in the Shinagawa Season Terrace, completed in 2017, feels like a slightly luxurious version of "Pronto." The spacious seating and the arrangement of plants feel luxurious. It is designated for heated tobacco use, but there is a spacious smoking room available. I tried the rich milk tea (cold) for around 400 yen. It's not a royal milk tea, so the bitterness of the black tea stands out. They also have charging facilities, making it a place where you would want to telework...

The Genovese with prosciutto and avocado was delicious! The atmosphere of the restaurant was calming and perfect for refreshing during a break from work.

A baby-friendly restaurant where they offer cash on delivery. They are considerate towards parents with babies, even bringing the food to your table if you are alone with a stroller. The atmosphere is cozy and relaxing, attracting a wide range of customers including moms with babies and digital nomads.