I arrived in the evening, but the atmosphere inside the restaurant was relatively calm. The chiffon cake was larger than I expected and quite satisfying. The payment was done at a self-checkout counter, which was smooth and easy. The interior of the restaurant was stylish and very cozy.

On a Sunday morning, I visited a museum for the first time in a while and stopped by this restaurant on the way back. It is located across the street from a Starbucks, but I decided to try this non-chain restaurant. Since it was a bit early for lunch, I was able to get in without waiting. The restaurant is a large space with over 100 seats, and it was mostly full, with over 80% of the customers seated. There were also many foreign customers. I chose the Tokyo-made souffle pancakes (2 pieces) and a fresh herb tea from the menu. The refreshing feeling of the herb tea was perfect for the hot weather outside. I enjoyed the fluffy texture of the pancakes with plenty of cream. The restaurant had an open atmosphere, with wide spacing between tables, which made it very relaxing. After satisfying my hunger, I said thank you for the meal.

I visited "EVERYONEs CAFE" located in Ueno Park, a 3-minute walk from Ueno Station. It was quite crowded, maybe because of the summer vacation. I had the recommended "Fresh Herb Lemonade Soda" for hydration on a hot day. It was a bit sweet, but refreshing with plenty of mint. The view of greenery from the window was also cooling. The pancakes and pasta looked delicious, so I definitely want to come back next time for a meal.

The basil pasta was delicious. It looked colorful and stylish. I think there were walnuts in it. The texture was also good. The herbal tea was also very tasty. It's summer but I ordered hot tea, so I thought it was a mistake, but the taste was good. The interior of the restaurant is a bit small. It may not be as stylish inside as it looks from the outside.

I had the Tokyo vegetable peperoncino. It was not heavily processed and the seasoning was mild, which I liked. The taste of the vegetables was well brought out. The scenery was also nice, and this area is quite peaceful.

This is a simple cafe, but I prefer coming here over the Starbucks across the street. The pasta and pancakes are decently tasty, but the tea in the photo is very unique and highly recommended for those who visit.

Had a cafe lunch with a friend♡ We wanted something sweet and savory, so we each ordered fluffy pancakes and a sandwich to share! There were many foreign customers, so even though we were in Japan, it felt like we were abroad. The pancakes were so fluffy and the portion was just right, we even thought we could eat more! There are other dishes we want to try, so we definitely want to go back again♡♡♡

Before the performance at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, I had some pancakes. There was little waiting time and the place was not crowded, which was lucky. I usually don't order pancakes, but the caramel nut topping looked appealing. The pancakes had a crispy texture with crunchy nuts and dried fruits, which paired well together. The price may be a bit high, but I felt relaxed and would like to come back again.

After thoroughly enjoying the Dinosaur Exhibition 2023 and permanent exhibition at the National Museum of Nature and Science, I took a break at this cafe because I was tired from walking. It was around 3 pm, but I was able to enter without waiting, perhaps because it was a weekday. I had pancakes and tea. There were only two types of pancakes, but they were fluffy and not heavy, making them easy to eat quickly and delicious. I would like to use this cafe again when playing in Ueno Park.

The restaurant was well-organized. There were plenty of chairs outside the shop for waiting. You could choose between 2 or 3 pancakes, and the 3 pancakes option was quite filling. However, they were delicious so it was worth it. The amount of fruit was just right, allowing us to enjoy classic pancakes.

This is a restaurant where I always go for lunch alone when I visit the art museum. There is a park with greenery and a nice view. The food is decent, not bad. However, when it's crowded, the customer service and guidance can be a bit sloppy at times. There is a Starbucks on the opposite side, so you can go there instead, but if you want to have lunch, this place is the one to go to.

The museums, zoo, and park area in Ueno are great on a sunny day. I took a stroll around here after a long time. I usually go to Starbucks when I come here, but today I found a nice cafe with a great atmosphere, so I decided to try something new. They only serve coffee and sweets in the morning, so I tried the pancake set, which I don't usually eat. The pancakes were okay, but considering the price, the cost performance may not be that great.

I visited "EVERYONEs CAFE" for lunch while visiting Ueno Park to see Ueno Toshogu Peony Garden. The menu changes regularly, so it's hard to pick a favorite. I ordered the Garden Plate since the Croque-Monsieur I wanted was no longer available. The restaurant was busy with many foreigners and children. When the plate arrived, I noticed that the portion size seemed smaller. Perhaps due to cost reasons. Despite the smaller portion, the food was delicious and well-prepared. The potato salad with pickled radish had a great flavor. I just wish they still had the Croque-Monsieur. Why did they remove it?

After visiting the Ueno Museum, I happened to pass by this restaurant on my way to the station. Located in a prime location surrounded by Ueno Museum, Ueno Park, museums, and the zoo, the restaurant has a spacious interior with many seats, and I was quickly seated as it was past peak hours. The atmosphere is a bit eclectic but feels like a clean dining cafe. Dogs are also welcome. The menu focuses on vegetables, superfoods, and sustainable ingredients. For lunch, I had the "Chicken Curry with Seasonal Tokyo Vegetables" and a hot coffee. The curry had a variety of ingredients like aromatic vegetables, onion chips, and quinoa, in addition to seasonal vegetables. Brown rice was used, and there were plenty of vegetables, making it a healthy choice. The curry was slightly sweet and spicy, appealing to a wide range of tastes, and personally, I really enjoyed it. If I have the chance to go again, I would like to try the Garden Plate with plenty of side dishes.

Since last November, when I watched Mozart's opera "The Magic Flute" at the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, I had not been to Ueno, where I had previously visited the Foresterie at Seiyo-ken. But when I went to the Tokyo National Museum to see the Pompeii exhibition in March of last year, I realized it had been since then. The café's name had changed to Everyone's Cafe. The opening was in July 2022, so it was four months later. The garden and terrace were the same, and the entrance layout was unchanged. I drove from Tengen-ji, where the cherry blossoms were in full bloom, to Ueno via the Metropolitan Expressway. When I had tea at the Parkside Cafe, there was a Toy Poodle at the next table, and I thought, "Why isn't Beatrice here?" So, a year later, I revisited. It was a weekday, but there were a lot of cherry blossom viewers due to the peak season. There were also more foreign tourists than expected. After a short wait, we were seated on the terrace. Lucky! As soon as we were seated, a water bowl for Beatrice was brought along with the menu. Everyone's Cafe is a dog-friendly café for all generations, including babies and the elderly. There was a German Shepherd at the table behind us, larger than me, and on our way out, Beatrice greeted him with a big smile. We ordered the Bolognese with domestic beef (¥1639) and Darjeeling tea (¥858) for Beatrice's dad, and a glass of red wine (¥869) and the Garden Set (¥2189) for myself. The weather was nice, and Beatrice's shadow was clearly visible next to the Garden Set! Exactly 24 hours earlier, we had been on a cherry blossom cruise on the Ooka River in Yokohama, where I wrote about the memories of cherry blossom viewing with Rachel at Hemingway. I placed a photo from that time on the table and raised a toast to the cherry blossoms with Pinotage for Rachel in heaven. The wine, both red and white (Sauvignon Blanc), was Fairtrade certified, and the teas (Ceylon, Darjeeling, Earl Grey) were all made in Sri Lanka. The herbs used in the herbal teas come from a contracted farm in Nishi-Tokyo City. The topping for the Bolognese also included freshly picked arugula from Mr. Yagasaki. The Garden Set featured Tokyo-produced soft pork in the center, surrounded by croquettes, pickles, potato salad, carrot marinade, hijiki and quinoa, with plenty of vegetables. The concept of enjoying Tokyo-produced ingredients in Ueno's Ongakuen Park, where a new history of Tokyo has begun, is not bad at all. This year, sitting on sheets for cherry blossom viewing, which was prohibited until last year, is now allowed, and the once-a-year season has arrived. At the TO GO corner next to the terrace, coffee (¥300), Sakura Peach Soda (¥700), Fresh Herb Lemonade (¥700), Frozen Fruit Skewers (¥400), and donuts (¥400) were being sold. Beatrice was a hit with tourists from various countries, with many asking to take pictures with her. It was a joyful first lunch at Everyone's Cafe.

I searched for a restaurant where I could enjoy the feeling of cherry blossom viewing while satisfying my hunger. It was good that they had a ticket system in place to avoid the large crowds in front of the restaurant. I used the terrace seats and was able to relax while watching the lively cherry blossom viewers after the end of the pandemic. The dishes seemed to focus on ingredients from Tokyo, with plenty of vegetables. It was heartwarming to see sparrows gathering to eat the leftovers.

There is a shop near Ueno Zoo. Starbucks is located very close by and it is quite crowded, so I hesitated to go there. This place is relatively empty and there are seats where you can enjoy cherry blossoms. I feel a bit hesitant about just getting a drink though.

I arrived around 11 o'clock to avoid the crowds, but it was just the cherry blossom viewing season and it was crowded. I received a numbered ticket and waited for about 10 minutes before entering. The inside of the restaurant was clean and spacious, with many customers enjoying lunch on the terrace. I visited with a baby this time, but we were guided comfortably. I had the Plate Lunch (meat) this time, which cost ¥2189. It was colorful and beautifully presented, with not just one soup and three side dishes, but about seven side dishes, making it a nutritious and stylish lunch. The seasoning was gentle and soothing for both the heart and body. It's perfect for stopping by while taking a walk in Ueno Park. It was a very cozy space. Thank you for the meal.

It is located near Ueno Park, close to the zoo. It was very crowded during the cherry blossom season. You can sign up for a waiting list using a machine at the entrance. When I went on a weekend around 3 PM, there were 10 groups ahead of us. We waited for about 30 minutes. Since we were already full, we only ordered some fries and drinks. The glass was large and satisfying to drink from. The high ceiling, gentle wooden design, and large windows make the interior cozy.

After visiting the Ueno Museum, we took a break and stopped by this place. We were seated on the terrace. My mother said, "The pancakes look delicious!" and despite it being before dinner, she was determined to eat them. We couldn't eat a full portion, so we ordered two pancakes to share. The menu offered a set with coffee and a separate order of iced tea. Our order arrived in about 10 minutes. The pancakes were fluffy and came with maple syrup on the side. They also provided us with small plates, knives, and forks for each of us. There were nuts and dried fruits around, which added to the deliciousness! The iced tea was refreshing without any syrup added. It was just right to satisfy our hunger. I heard they have seasonal menus as well, so I'll definitely visit again when I come back to Ueno. Thank you for the meal!