I like the atmosphere of the shop. The antique interior is calming. Surprisingly, there is Wi-Fi and power outlets, so you can study at Doutor. The coffee is delicious, and the pasta, curry, and desserts are also tasty. Sometimes when I go, I feel like I'm in a foreign country or inside a picture book, which is exciting and helps me change my mood. It's a great shop, so I think it would be good to improve the customer service skills a little more.

The interior of the restaurant was not very crowded, but a group of two was directed to sit at a table for two. We ordered at the switch from morning to lunch at 11 o'clock, so it took 40 minutes for the pancakes to arrive. The outside is crispy and delicious. The seats are leather and give a sense of luxury, but the chairs at the two-person table are almost the same width as the table. There are menus, buttons, and advertisements placed there, making it cramped and uncomfortable, especially for someone on the larger side like me. It might be just right for women in terms of table width. The table is of normal height, so when you sit down, the leather chair slips and the seating comfort is like, hmm? The staff also had a lack of motivation similar to that of Doutor's customer service. The atmosphere of the restaurant is nice, but the combination of luxury and staff atmosphere felt somewhat mismatched. Maybe it depends on the time of day.

I often come here for feng shui purposes because there is parking near my home. The staff's service used to be not so great, but when I visited after a few months, it was good (lol). There was a smiling staff member (well, the others...). I had the seasonal menu item, Loco Moco. It was okay (lol). However, the plate was an odd shape and it was difficult to place the knife and fork, as there was no cutlery holder. Since it's Doutor, I don't expect much from the food, but the omurice wasn't tasty, so the Loco Moco was good.

It's hot!! It's already summer... On a sunny morning like this, I woke up early, took out my motorcycle, and headed to the cafe. It's located along the Tamagawa Street, so it's easy to find with a big sign. Inside, the lighting is dim and calming, with beautiful decor. I couldn't decide what to order today, even though it's not a special day, but the morning feels nice. I decided to have the Holiday Morning Bacon & Spinach Quiche (with potato, salad, soup, and honey yogurt for 1,000 yen) and the Oatmeal Pancake Plate (with fried egg, bacon, salad, soup, and honey yogurt for 1,000 yen). I also got a generous serving of iced coffee. The dishes looked luxurious and I dug into the quiche. It was delicious, but maybe the fried potatoes were unnecessary. The minestrone soup could have been a bit warmer for my taste. Nonetheless, the experience was priceless. I cooled down, filled my stomach, and decided to do a bit more touring around before heading back. Thank you for the meal.

This stylish café has a parking lot and is a bit far from the station, but that's not a problem. Although it's a bit expensive for a Doutor, the coffee has a rich and delicious taste. I think black coffee would be especially delicious here.

After a 6-year absence, I visited the restaurant on the weekend, expecting it to open at 7:30 am as stated on their website. However, when I arrived at that time, the glass door was still closed tightly. It turned out the opening time had changed to 8:00 am (the information has been updated). I decided to fill up my gas tank and return after 8:00 am. Finally, at around 8:40 am, I was able to enter. The interior was the same as six years ago, with a cool atmosphere. A polite female staff member seated me at a large table by the window. I ordered the "Brioche Toast & Boiled Egg Morning Set" with Doutor Blend Coffee. The service was a bit aloof, quite different from the attentive service I received when the restaurant first opened. The set arrived quickly, with a good amount of coffee and delicious brioche toast with butter. The boiled egg was warm and easy to peel. As I enjoyed my meal, another customer sat in front of me, but due to the lack of partitions, I put on my mask for safety. After spending about an hour there, I paid with PayPay and left.

"Distinguished sir, greetings" - with such a lovely greeting, one would feel compelled to enter the charming room at Doutor Coffee Farm. It's quite different from the casual store in front of the station; one might even call it the Doutor Guesthouse. Perhaps I'm praising it too much? (laughs) Lunch service had already ended, so I ordered the pasta and iced coffee set at the coffee shop. The staff were very elegant, exuding a pleasant vibe reminiscent of a hotel lounge. I enjoy the calm atmosphere, like a reception room or study, and occasionally drop by. The comfortable ambiance almost made me feel like dozing off after the meal. The people at the next table were saying, "The coffee here is delicious," "Of course, it's Doutor," "Huh? This place is Doutor?" I almost burst out laughing upon hearing that, but I completely understand their sentiment. I was surprised at first too (laughs). This place is located on the way from Futako-Tamagawa to Seijo along Tamagawa-dori, and to be honest, it's quite inconvenient without a car or bus. However, for those who live nearby or drive, it's like an oasis. The morning menu starting from 550 yen is enticing even for someone like me who tends to oversleep, and the cost performance is truly remarkable. I look forward to trying the recommended omurice next time. Thank you for the meal ♡

It's a great weather on my day off from the morning!! I quickly threw the laundry into the washing machine and made good use of the laundry time. I checked on my motorcycle and decided to visit a cafe that caught my eye. As I passed through Tamagawa-dori, I noticed a Doutor Coffee Farm. I parked my motorcycle in the bike parking area and went inside. It was almost 9 o'clock and the place was quite crowded, around 70-80% full. I sat by the window and looked at the menu. There were four breakfast options available, and since it was a holiday, I could choose from 8 different options. I chose the Morning French Toast (750 yen) with a cafe au lait (+50 yen), while my friend opted for the pancake set. The interior of the cafe was sophisticated and well-designed, with a touch of exotic vibe. Soon, our drinks and breakfast plates arrived. The salad was tasty with a hint of acidity, and the French toast was crispy on the outside and delicious with maple syrup. The pancake set came with a side of minestrone soup. Overall, the breakfast was satisfying, but I wondered if the pancake set was a better choice. Maybe I'll try it next time, although I might get too full to have lunch afterwards. Nevertheless, it was a good experience!

After ramen, we went to a coffee shop just across the street. It's a Doutor chain but with a slightly upscale atmosphere. It's called Doutor Coffee Farm. The place was quiet, maybe due to the time of day. The coffee was delicious. I only had a small taste of the pudding, but it had a good balance of richness and sweetness.

The access is not great from the train, but I passed by on my bicycle and was intrigued by this café. Despite its name, it is spacious inside with each seat having a bit more room than usual (perhaps due to the pandemic?). The coffee blends are a bit more expensive compared to regular Doutor, but they are individually dripped and priced at 550 yen, which is reasonable. While they may not offer a wide variety of coffee, the cozy atmosphere makes you want to stay longer.

Saturday morning at 11 am. Riding my bike in the cold, I needed a place to take a break. I found a Doutor cafe on Tamagawa-zutsumi Street near the Nogawa River, away from the Route 8. This Doutor is different from other stores. It's called "Doutor Coffee Farm" and is designed to resemble a coffee farm owner's residence. The exterior looks like a slightly upscale family restaurant. I was seated near the window and noticed that everyone seemed relaxed. Some were studying, reading books, or looking at their phones. There were sofa seats in the back room and even private rooms. It seems like a good place to come for lunch on weekdays. However, the menu was limited, with only coffee, food, and sweets available. The coffee came in three different roasts: dark, medium, and light, all specialty blends. I ordered the Pancake Doutor Blend with a dark roast coffee brewed by hand drip. It took a while because they cook the pancakes in a skillet. The pancakes were simple and hot. I didn't realize at first, but they also came with toppings: butter, strawberry jam, vanilla ice cream, and whipped cream. It's a good place for lunch, reading, or using a PC.

The French toast came with plenty of maple syrup and whipped cream, and it was delicious. However, it seemed like there were not enough staff working on January 2nd, as orders and serving were very slow. I had plenty of time today so I waited, but if I were in a hurry, I might not have been able to tolerate the delay.

The restaurant I wanted to go for breakfast was unexpectedly closed, so my son and I ended up coming to this place after arguing for a while. Upon opening the door, we were captivated by the open, high ceiling, the bright sunlight pouring in through the windows, and the elegant British classic interior. What a lovely space! I regret not noticing this place despite passing by it daily. The menu, prices, and taste were similar to a delicious Denny's. I had cheese gratin and half toast with a blend, and added a recommended coffee. The cheese was almost as thick as a sunny-side-up egg, with a taste similar to a meat doria. My son, who thought breakfast wouldn't be enough, ordered pasta from the regular menu and also had a side of cheese potatoes. The interior of the restaurant was significantly different from other family restaurants. The counter seats were low with outlets, making it conducive for work. Ahead of us in line were two businessmen who were working on their laptops. When I suggested to my son, who is a new exam student, that this would be a good place for cafe study, he said it would make him sleepy. Despite it being breakfast time, the atmosphere was so relaxing that it made me genuinely sleepy with the parasympathetic nervous system being too dominant. I felt like I could come here with a book when feeling suffocated during a long vacation. I decided that I would use this place as a spot to have a coffee and take a breather from now on.

I had the Tamago Gratin Morning set for 660 yen at Doutor Coffee Farm in Kamata, Setagaya. The restaurant, located along Tamagawa-dori, offers a variety of meal options and is open from 7:30 am on weekends. The morning set includes a small gratin with three types of cheese in a white and tomato sauce, half a slice of toast, and coffee. The gratin was the perfect size for breakfast, with a nice balance of tomato acidity. The toast was warm and buttered. The coffee was the same as other Doutor locations, but the cup design was unique and stylish. I took a detour from Inagi Ohashi to the Tama River cycling road, then made my way back to the river after warming up at the restaurant.

I was quite exhausted after a busy morning, spending nearly 3 hours under the scorching sun with temperatures exceeding 30°C, so I decided to have a late lunch at a nearby restaurant. I opted for a light pasta dish, specifically the Iberico bacon with soy sauce butter (930 yen) for lunch. Of course, I also chose a dessert to treat myself, opting for the Mont Blanc and homemade coffee jelly parfait set (1250 yen) with iced coffee. The pasta arrived fairly quickly after ordering. When I tasted it, the pasta sauce had a tantalizing aroma with a hint of garlic. The dish was filled with plenty of bacon and shimeji mushrooms, making it delicious. And finally, the Mont Blanc parfait. The Mont Blanc parfait had a deep chestnut-colored chestnut cream that was reminiscent of cream with chestnut skin. The nuts sprinkled on top were fragrant and delicious. The whipped cream was light and had a hint of sweetness, complementing the chestnut cream well. When combined with the vanilla ice cream and chiffon cake at the bottom, it created a well-balanced and delicious treat. The whole chestnut on top was a chestnut glace with a rich sweetness that left a strong chestnut flavor. I finished off with chestnut ice cream and coffee jelly. The aroma of the chestnut ice cream was delightful, and the homemade coffee jelly had a pleasant bitterness that concluded the meal perfectly. The Mont Blanc parfait exceeded my expectations and left me very satisfied with both the delicious food and the pleasant atmosphere of the restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

I didn't know there was a shop like this. The interior is super luxurious. There are multiple rooms welcoming guests with different atmospheres. There are also smoking rooms, as well as outdoor spaces with smoking areas and even areas for children to play. It's a big difference from the shop I usually visit on my commute. And the iced coffee, instead of the usual glass cup, was served in a luxurious metal one. With a shop like this, I wouldn't say no to an iced coffee for 224 yen. It was 550 yen, but I was very satisfied.

During lunchtime on weekdays, about half of the seats are usually taken, but this place is spacious and not crowded, so I often come here. Surprisingly, it can be busier on weekdays than on weekends. COVID-19 measures include hand sanitization at the entrance, wearing masks, and keeping the entrance open. The atmosphere here feels like being invited to the mansion of a coffee plantation owner, where you can enjoy the taste of coffee to your heart's content. With a cozy fireplace and comfortable leather sofas in the back, it feels like a wealthy countryside home. It's clean and spacious, making it suitable for families with babies and young children. It seems like this is the first store of its kind, opened in 2017, and since then, they have slowly expanded to a few locations in relaxed areas. Recently, they have started expanding rapidly, but there are still only 12 stores nationwide. When it comes to Doutor, the first thing that comes to mind is probably: - Doutor Dog: A step above the classic "German Dog" served at regular stores. The French bread is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, while the sausage is made with natural sheep casing and seasoned with authentic German spices. It's a top-notch hot dog that stands out. - Om Cheese Risotto with Beef Demi-Glace Sauce: A delicious dish with tender beef cubes, creamy cheese risotto, bacon, mushrooms, and a rich demi-glace sauce. It's a must-try. - Melty Cheese and Bolognese: Bolognese topped with melted cheese. It's a classic menu item that is rich and flavorful, perfect for sharing with others.

[Revisit][Genre] Cafe [Location] Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, along Tamazutsumi Street I often pass by this street, and the parking lot is always almost full. I visited to take a break after picking up New Year's osechi. The seating here is spacious with a relaxed, classic atmosphere. The seats are comfortable, making you want to stay longer. [Order] Cafe au lait The atmosphere enhances the taste, making it delicious. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you for the meal. *This is a past review with a photo.

Doutor Coffee Farm Setagaya Tamagawa-dori Store @ Setagaya-ku, Tokyo @ Cafe Doutor Coffee Farm Setagaya Tamagawa-dori Store is a new type of coffee shop by Doutor located on Tamagawa-dori, connecting Seijo Gakuen entrance and Futakotamagawa on Route 246. The store has been rapidly expanding with over 10 locations including Sangenjaya, Shin-Yokohama, Machida, Tama Center, Kawasaki, Omiya, and more. The style seems to be inspired by cafes like Takakura-cho Coffee, Konaz Coffee, and Musashino Mori Coffee by Skylark. It opened on November 17, 2017, in the location where Denny's and later Shiro Yagi Coffee Shop used to be. The grey American-style entrance and the grand exterior with a stone structure and a gold signboard stand out prominently. Upon entering the store, you are asked about smoking or non-smoking preferences. There is a smoking area in the backyard where only electronic cigarettes are allowed. The smoking area had more of a patio feel than a terrace seating. Inside the store, there are classical sofa seats in the back resembling a hotel bar, casual seats with rattan chairs in the front, and a large counter table. Further inside, on the left side, there are wooden benches and three completely different spaces to choose from. Unlike other Doutor stores, you order at your seat and pay afterwards. Surprisingly, there are only three types of blended coffee and iced coffee available, with a single limited-time straight coffee option. The blended coffees available are The Modern with an acidic taste, The Classic with a bitter taste, and the standard Doutor blend. There are also a few other drink options like tea, juice, and ginger ale. Alcohol options are limited to Kirin Ichiban beer and non-alcoholic Zero Ichi. The food menu includes risotto, fruit sandwiches, bacon and vegetable sandwiches, hot dogs, five types of pasta, omurice, demi-glace hamburger, seafood doria, and more. For desserts, there are skillet pancakes, chiffon cake, French chiffon, pudding, four types of cakes, parfaits, and more. The morning menu is available until 11:00, offering coffee or tea with toast for 500 yen, with options to add pizza toast for an additional 50 yen or hot dog or gratin for an additional 100 yen. Lunch is served from 11:00 to 14:00, offering five types of pasta and two types of omurice for 1,000 yen. I chose the Classical Tamago Pudding for 450 yen and the Geisha Blend Coffee for 650 yen. The Geisha blend, a popular choice lately, is a blend of Geisha village coffee from Ethiopia and Panama, resulting in a smooth, elegant, and refreshing coffee. The pudding was of standard quality. The store has a spacious free parking lot, allowing customers to relax in comfortable seating, work on their laptops at the counter, and use the space for various purposes. Address: 4-17-18 Kamata, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo Phone: 03-3416-1830 Recommendation: ★★★★★ Parking: Free parking available Visit Date: October 27, 2020, morning Lunch Service: Available Takeout: Available Regular Holiday: None Business Hours: [Mon-Fri] 9:00-21:00 (L.O. 20:30) [Sat-Sun-Holidays] 7:30-21:00 (L.O. 20:30) Smoking Policy: Non-smoking indoors, electronic cigarettes allowed in the smoking area in the backyard Credit Cards: Accepted Electronic Money: Some options available, PayPay not accepted Point Cards: Doutor Card Free WiFi: Available Power Outlets at Seats: Not available Likelihood of Return Visit: High Note: ==========

On a rainy weekday just past noon, I visited the restaurant for lunch after sports. Despite the rain, there was only one car left in the parking lot, but I was smoothly escorted to my seat in the spacious restaurant. For lunch, there were various menu options, but since I love pancakes, I deliberately ordered the "Pancakes" (580 yen excluding tax) with a side of "Mini Salad" (150 yen excluding tax) and an Iced Coffee (500 yen excluding tax). For some reason, I find solace in Doutor's Iced Coffee, so whenever I'm tired, I always start with it. The pancakes here are individually cooked in a skillet for about 20 minutes until fluffy. While enjoying the Iced Coffee, I patiently waited for the pancakes to cook. The served pancakes, though not souffle, were fluffy and delicious when topped with butter and maple syrup. The Mini Salad added a nice touch to the taste, enhancing the flavor of the pancakes. After enjoying the meal, I ordered a refill of Specialty Coffee Classic Blend (Dark Roast) (300 yen excluding tax) as part of the coffee refill service, and savored the lingering taste. It was another delicious meal today. Thank you for the meal.