Cafe's top 100 store "Mercer Brunch Ginza Terrace" is a great place (*´∀｀) I used to frequent the Ginza and Kamakura stores in the past, and there used to be long lines, but surprisingly I was able to get in easily this time ( ´ ▽ ` ) By the time I left, there was a long line again, haha. The young female staff members have great language and customer service skills. As expected from a popular place, it takes a bit of time for the food to arrive (^_^;) It has always been like that since the old days, but back then, I had a partner so we could pass the time with conversation, but this time I was alone so it felt longer (´-ω-`) That's just my personal feeling (´・ω・｀) haha. I ordered the Salmon Tartar, Avocado & Poached Egg Dill Source. The freshness of the vegetables and the well-prepared homemade dishes make it delicious! The minced salmon with shallots and salt and pepper is an excellent combination (*´ω｀*) The poached egg with its creamy yolk blends perfectly with it (*´ω`*) It's all about the balance of saltiness and creaminess. The French toast with brioche is also rich and soaked through, as delicious as ever (*´ー｀*) This place is very stylish so it's great for dates or special occasions. It's been a while since I've had it, but the French toast is consistently good. If you haven't tried it yet, I highly recommend it. I'm not interested in it, but even celebrities (super famous) come here to eat, so I'm grateful for the meal. Thank you for the feast! （^人^）

I visited "MERCER BRUNCH Ginza Terrace," located just a 1-minute walk from Ginza-itchome Station. During the day, they offer a brunch set featuring freshly baked French toast and hearty dishes, while at night, you can enjoy NY Italian cuisine with a multicultural twist. I tried their Mango Afternoon Tea set, which includes a variety of sweet and savory mango-themed dishes, along with their signature French toast topped with apple and mango. The highlight was the mango-infused afternoon tea, perfect for mango lovers. The view of Ginza from the terrace combined with the colorful mango-themed treats made for a truly elegant dining experience.

I visited in the early afternoon. There was quite a line at the shop. Fortunately, I had a reservation so I was able to enter smoothly. It was a sunny day with a nice breeze, so the terrace seats were very pleasant. In addition to the paper menu, there is also a menu that you can view by scanning a QR code. I recommend ordering from the QR code menu because it includes photos of the dishes, making it easier to imagine what you will get. The food, especially the visually appealing dishes, was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

9/16~START! MERCER BRUNCH Ginza Terrace Autumn-Winter Season is filled with chocolate delights! The highlight is the signature French toast from "MERCER BRUNCH." The French toast soaked in chocolate sauce oozes with rich chocolate cream inside! This French toast is always so delicious! Another favorite this time was the Mont Blanc Tiramisu Parfait! The coffee jelly flavor paired perfectly with the Mont Blanc cream! ---Product Overview--- ・Sweets - Mont Blanc Tiramisu Parfait - Lemon and Apricot Pound Cake - Berry and Milk Chocolate Mousse - Chocolate Choux Cream - 3 kinds of Chocolate French Toast ・Savory - Mascarpone and Cocoa Nib Terrine with Chocolate Sauce - Micro Tomato and Raspberry Vinegar Tomato Jelly - Wagyu Minced Meat and Mushroom Pate - Truffle Potato Croquette Chocolat Address: 4F Kirarito Ginza, 1-8-19 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 5 minutes walk from Ginza Station Offer period: 9/16~End of December

After dinner in Ginza, I stopped by this restaurant, Marser Branch Ginza Terrace, which I later found out is particularly popular among women and has been selected as one of the top 100 restaurants on Tabelog. It was past 9 p.m. and the place was relatively empty, making it a hidden gem. Located on the fourth floor of a building, it may not be the kind of place you stumble upon. They are open all day, so it might be worth remembering this place. Since I was quite drunk that day, I ordered a mocktail - Elderflower Darjeeling Tea. It had a refreshing taste and was delicious. The ambiance of the restaurant made me feel like I was drinking alcohol. The price was only 900 yen plus tax, so the total came to 990 yen, which was surprisingly reasonable. I would like to visit again if I'm in the area.

After dining in Ginza Ichome, we moved here to use the night bar. We were seated at a sofa by the window, where we could somewhat see the night view of Ginza. This place is called "MERCER BRUNCH," and I vaguely remember coming here before to pick up a bento box. We started with a toast with champagne, MOET & CHANDON Brut Imperial. This place is known for Moet, so we went with it. I don't remember much because I was already a bit drunk, but I definitely remember coming here.

A standout restaurant in Kirarito. The atmosphere is great, especially on the terrace overlooking the Ginza street. The interior is not very spacious, but the sofa seats provide a relaxing environment. The champagne cooler in the middle is beautiful. The food is average and takes a while to come out. The drinks are reasonably priced. You can stay here for a long time thanks to the great atmosphere. Their lunch specialty is French toast, which they are known for. This is a great restaurant that is gaining popularity and expanding its locations. It is a rare place that is popular throughout the day - morning, noon, and night.

I had been curious about this place for a while, but there was always a long line and I couldn't get in. I made a reservation online for lunch on Friday. Surprisingly, it was not crowded that day. There is an extra charge for seats with a good view, like by the window. I reserved the "Brunch Course" with a salad, main dish (choice), brioche French toast, and coffee. I chose the "Grilled Oyama Chicken" for the main dish. My companion ordered the popular "Salmon Tartare." The grilled chicken was juicy and tender, very delicious. And finally, the brioche French toast that I was looking forward to the most. It had the perfect balance of sweetness! Crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, truly a popular item. The course was very filling and satisfying. Sometimes, enjoying a luxurious brunch in Ginza is nice!

Martha's Brunch in Kirarito Ginza offers a lunch set where you can choose a salad and a main dish, making it very appealing! I was torn between the Buttermilk Fried Chicken and the classic Avocado Salmon Egg Benedict, but ended up ordering the latter. The set comes with two pieces of their famous French toast, adding to the overall satisfaction. You can also choose between coffee or tea after your meal. The atmosphere is very pleasant, and the prices are reasonable, making it highly recommended.

Visited around 12:30 on Sunday, and waited in line for about 40 minutes due to the crowdedness. We were seated on the terrace, which made me a little worried because of the season, but there was a fan so it was fine. I ordered sausage and poached eggs (with 2 pieces of French toast). The French toast was fluffy and had just the right amount of sweetness, it was delicious! The sausage was decent, and the salad my partner ordered was very generous in portion size, which was great! *The photo of the French toast is for 4 people, just as a note.

I used it for a friend's birthday celebration! I have used it many times, but the atmosphere is nice and stylish, so I am sure they will be pleased. There is a menu that may seem strange at first, like French toast with sea urchin on top, but it is delicious! I want to use the terrace seats, but I always end up reserving the window-side sofa seats because I'm not sure if it will be too hot or too cold. I remember being a little concerned about the neighboring table being too close last time, but this time I was so engrossed in conversation that I didn't even notice! It was a very hot day, but I don't remember anyone looking too hot on the terrace, so maybe it's okay at night? Next time, I might try reserving a terrace seat!

The atmosphere of the restaurant is very nice, and it seems to be popular among female customers. The sea urchin cream pasta was delicious. The view is also great, and I had a relaxing time. I think it would be nice to have dinner on the terrace when it gets a little cooler.

I made a reservation the day before and visited for dinner. It took about 15 minutes to walk from Tokyo Station. The atmosphere of the restaurant is stylish and calm, making it recommended for dates or girls' night out. I had shrimp ajillo, corn hummus, beef thigh steak, small shrimp and ricotta cheese farfalle, and cream risotto. The shrimp was plump and delicious. The timing of the dishes coming out was just right. I want to try other menu items, so I will visit again.

I went around 11 am on the first day of the three-day weekend. The wait was about 15 minutes, and since I didn't make a reservation, I was seated in the middle of the restaurant. I ordered a la carte, but if you choose the course, it comes with a salad and a drink. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was quite lively, not really a calm atmosphere. Also, I think it might be tough to sit on the terrace during the summer. The large sofa seats near the terrace seem to be reserved, so they might be better seasonally. I chose the salmon and avocado tartare for my meal. It came with two slices of brioche. The brioche has a sweet flavor, so you don't need to put anything on it. The menu seems easier to understand with pictures.

Terrace and window-side sofa seats can be reserved, making them perfect for a date. You can sit side by side. To guarantee a sofa seat, you have to order an expensive course, but that's the capitalist system, so it's understandable. However, I was disappointed that the vinyl on the sofa was tattered. It's unacceptable for a cheap karaoke place, so please do something about it. The food is mediocre and definitely not worth the price. Even their famous French toast was not delicious at all. I do not recommend the dessert plate for 2500 yen (photo). This place is not for dining, but it's seriously one of the best options for a first date with a woman you met on a dating app. It's expensive, though.

I used the girls from my previous workplace for a girls' night out. We had tried to go for lunch several times before, but there was always a long line, so this time we made a reservation for dinner and finally got our revenge. We originally wanted to sit on the terrace, but when my junior made the reservation, she was told that we couldn't move inside if it started raining (was that really necessary?). So, we ended up with a window seat inside. There was no sign of rain on the day, so maybe we were a bit too cautious... We ordered the prix fixe course for ¥6500 (excluding tax) which came with a sparkling wine toast. Of course, that wasn't enough, so we ordered more drinks on top of that (lol). The course included: red snapper carpaccio, mini tomato and burrata caprese, sea urchin toast, porcini pasta, and beef steak. You can also choose coffee at the end. Among the dishes, the sea urchin toast and pasta were rich and delicious. The other dishes were all decent, nothing exceptional. When it's a girls' night out, chatting is the main focus rather than the food, so taking pictures of the dishes is the most we can do, and actually savoring the food comes second (lol). Oh, and the white male staff who served our table was really nice, providing just the right amount of service without being too intrusive.

A stylish and casual cafe with a theme of a casual status where over 90% of the customers are women. The atmosphere is trendy and you can enjoy a relaxing time on the spacious terrace. You can make a reservation for a 2900 yen course for a birthday lunch, or simply enjoy the 1600 yen French toast while hanging out with your girlfriends. If you request, they can prepare a surprise cake for a birthday celebration. The cafe is frequented by young moms with babies, groups of university students, and friends exchanging information about relationships, marriage, and careers. The 90-minute time limit for endless girl talk is very convenient. The cafe is managed by MERCER OFFICE, led by Raku Naoya, the grandson of the founder of the famous Osaka souvenir "551 Horai," and the executive officer Mori Nozomi, who was the manager of the popular cafe "Amarc de Paradis" in Minami Senba. The French toast is delicious, not too sweet, just right. The total bill was 1600 yen, paid with PayPay.

I visited Martha brunch Ginza Terrace for the second time after being very satisfied with my previous visit. This time, I was seated at the counter without having to wait, and although I would have preferred a brighter and more spacious table, I was fine with it. However, the staff seemed to treat the back counter area where I was seated as if it were not part of the restaurant, talking loudly amongst themselves and making me feel uncomfortable. Despite clearly ordering a specific lunch set and drinks, my order was still confirmed multiple times and a wrong dish was even brought to me. It took a long time for the correct dish to be served, and I felt rushed and unable to relax during my meal. It was disappointing as I had liked this restaurant before. It would be appreciated if the staff could be more attentive and considerate towards all customers.

I visited the popular Mercer Brunch cafe, located on the 4th floor of the Kirarito Ginza complex commercial building in the Ginza area of Tokyo for lunch. The same floor also houses Eggs 'n Things, making it a very beautiful building. It's a popular cafe for lunch in Ginza. I didn't make a reservation, but since it was a weekday after 1:00 PM, I was able to be seated right away. The place was almost full when I looked around. The interior was stylish, with glamorous men and women enjoying their meals and conversations. It didn't feel like the kind of place you'd visit for a business lunch. From the menu, I chose the lunch set (2,100 yen) which included a main dish and French toast. There were about 10 main dish options to choose from. I ordered the Buttermilk Fried Chicken and Scrambled Eggs. After about a 10-minute wait, the beautifully presented dishes were served. The scrambled eggs were shaped like a flower, and the fried chicken was crispy with a delicious tartar sauce. The fried chicken was crispy on the outside and juicy inside, very tasty! The scrambled eggs were quite firm in texture, and it seemed like they prioritized the appearance of the dish. The French toast was quite heavy and sweet. The combination of the sweet French toast and the savory main dish was good. We were in between work, so we quickly paid and left after finishing our meal. But if you have time, having coffee and dessert would be nice too. Also, since they have terrace seating, it might be a popular spot when it gets cooler. The terrace had a great view of the Ginza streets, making it a perfect spot for a date.

The sofa seats were long and very comfortable! The lighting was just right, not too bright, making it easy to talk with friends. I would like to come back again. However, the leather on the sofa was torn, which made my legs hurt. I hope they can improve that. The staff were all very kind. I would like to visit again.

Visited the restaurant on Sunday at 12 o'clock after making a reservation. Upon arrival, there was a long line in front of the shop! As confirmed when making the reservation, I left the stroller at the entrance of the shop and was guided to a sofa seat. I ordered the 2900 yen brunch course. It included a kale salad, a choice of main dish which I chose the chili con carne with meatballs, French toast, and a drink. I also ordered a dessert plate. The chili con carne with meatballs had a lot of cilantro on top and the taste was delicious! The French toast was also really tasty. The restaurant was crowded, maybe that's why, or maybe because I was seated at the corner of the sofa seat, it was extremely hot and I ended up sweating a lot. I drank a lot of water. Overall, I was satisfied.

Morning in Tokyo. Since it's a special visit to Tokyo, I wanted to have a special breakfast as well. So, I decided to indulge in a luxurious brunch at this restaurant near my hotel. I made a reservation for the brunch course online in advance. It was a bit pricey compared to local places, but the location of having brunch on a sofa overlooking the main street of Ginza is something you can only experience here. The restaurant is located on the 4th floor of Kirarito Ginza. I arrived at 10 am. The salad didn't have enough freshness in the vegetables, and the texture wasn't great in my opinion. However, the dressing was very delicious. After a toast with a drink, I ordered an additional glass of Chardonnay. For the main course, I had salmon tartare with avocado and poached egg in dill sauce. My companions chose buttermilk fried chicken with scrambled eggs. The fried chicken was particularly impressive with its mustard-flavored sauce. The famous French toast was fluffy with a crispy surface, truly a masterpiece. Overall, I had a luxurious brunch in this location and ambiance. It was a delightful experience. Thank you for the meal :) Below is the copy-pasted content of the reservation I made from the official website. [Window-side sofa seat guaranteed brunch course] Tax included 4,800 yen. -Drink- Sparkling wine (Non-alcoholic drink change available) 1st Chickpea hummus and quinoa kale salad 2nd Main dish (Choose from A to I) A) Salmon tartare with avocado and poached egg, dill sauce B) Grilled salmon + scrambled or fried egg +¥300 C) Grilled Oyama chicken + scrambled or fried egg +¥200 D) Buttermilk fried chicken + scrambled eggs or fried egg E) Sirloin steak + scrambled or fried egg +¥1,100 F) Chicken meatballs chili con carne, avocado dip, and tomato salsa G) Homemade sausage and poached egg with caponata H) Staub pot minced meat and eggplant tomato stew I) Staub pot salmon and spinach cream stew 3rd Brioche French toast Cafe coffee or tea