I go at an amazing pace. I always get an iced cafe latte. And occasionally some sweets. My recommendation is the caramel fig cake. I think it's the most delicious. You can meet lots of dogs on walks in this pleasant place. My favorite place.

On weekends during lunchtime, there is a popular coffee stand with long lines. It opens from 9 am in the morning until 7 pm at night, and there are also hamburger shops and popular curry restaurants nearby, so everyone enjoys their own way of having fun. I have tried the coffee at the sister store before, but on this day, I felt like having something sweet, so I ordered a double scoop of ice cream. The pistachio flavor was delicious, and so was the mango & passion fruit flavor. It was a more fulfilling time than I had expected.

I was surprised to see so many customers with their dogs! It was my first time here! I ordered lemonade and a ham and cheese sandwich. The lemonade was not too sweet. The sandwich was a bit lacking in flavor... I felt like it was missing something. Thank you for the meal.

It is always crowded with many people passing by. I usually just ignore it, but on this day, I really wanted to have a latte...⭐️ They served me a cute heart-shaped foam on top of the latte♩ So stylish♩ The latte itself had a nice balance of bitterness and was very creamy. It didn't have the sourness that I personally don't like, so it was even better for me^ ^ I could taste the strong coffee flavor and it was very delicious. Although it was busy, the service was quick and smooth!

I love this coffee shop! I have been there multiple times by myself, but can you believe it, I have also been there with friends more than three times! The coffee is delicious, especially the cafe latte (I highly recommend the iced latte in the summer!), and the chocolate cookies and red bean muffins are also must-tries!

It's a small and cozy shop, but the staff are friendly and down-to-earth. Even on weekdays, there were always locals coming in. There is a counter for standing and a few simple chairs for seating about 3-4 people.

A few minutes' walk from Yoyogi-Koen Station. I occasionally stop by this cafe, which has been improving its coffee and sweets over the years. Here's what I had on this day: 1. Macchiato (450 yen) in a demi cup. Rich yet gentle flavor. 2. Lemon cake (380 yen) with plenty of icing, not overly sweet with a hint of acidity. 3. Banana bread (450 yen) - large, fluffy, and satisfying. The cafe is small with only a few seats inside and a couple of chairs outside. The staff is friendly and cheerful.

In the back, they roast their coffee beans in a roaster while records play, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of American or New Zealand coffee stands. With about 5 or 6 seats available, you can enjoy your coffee leisurely in a high-ceilinged space that exceeds the impression given by the entrance. Today's drip coffee allows you to choose the origin or brand, so I went with a drip from Ethiopia which was refreshing.

It is located near Yoyogi Park, not facing a main street but right in front of Haru no Ogawa Park in Shibuya Ward. It opens from 9 am in the morning. There are a few seats inside the shop and also chairs and tables outside. Since it's in front of the park, on sunny and warm days, it might be nice to sit outside. The staff was friendly and the café latte was easy to drink.

My husband wanted to go to a cafe in Tokyo, so we went for breakfast. Even though it opened at 9 am, there were already a few customers inside. It was bustling with customers ordering takeout as well. The cafe latte was delicious, and the chocolate muffin, caramel and fig cake, ham and cheese sandwich, and hot dog were all tasty. The atmosphere of the cafe was also very nice.

I went to this cafe after having breakfast nearby and craving a cafe latte. It's located near Yoyogi Park, a bit of a walk from the station. It's situated in a quiet area with lots of greenery near a small park. Upon opening the door, which I hesitated whether to pull towards me or push sideways, I entered a spacious, elongated room. Neighbors were chatting by the bright window standing area. I ordered a cafe latte at the counter and found a bench-like chair next to the counter to sit. There were tempting baked goods displayed around the register, but I was too full from breakfast to indulge. The cafe latte came with a heart latte art, which was cute, and I sprinkled some sugar on it. The sugar and other condiments were at the back of the shop, and I returned the cute sugar jar after using it. The espresso had a strong roasting aroma and paired well with the smooth milk. The serving was quite generous, so I leisurely enjoyed it while looking out the sparkling window in the morning light. Many customers were coming in and out for takeout, but some stayed to enjoy their coffee inside. There was a simple outdoor seating area, and on this sunny day, many people were chatting outside near the park. Some were there with their dogs, and it was clear that this cafe had a close connection to the community. Thank you for the meal.

Little Nap COFFEE STAND, a small coffee stand located just a stone's throw away from Yoyogi Park, and Little Nap COFFEE ROASTERS, a coffee shop along Inokashira Street in Tomigaya where the aroma of freshly roasted coffee fills the air, are two establishments operated by the renowned coffee brand "Little Nap" in the Yoyogi Park area. The world of Little Nap is known for its delicious coffee, soothing music, and relaxing atmosphere, making it a popular spot not only for visitors to Yoyogi Park and local residents, but also for well-known musicians looking for a place to unwind. As a pioneer of the compact and casual "coffee stand" concept, Little Nap is creating a new landscape in the Yoyogi Park area. Owner Hamada's unique approach to coffee culture and his commitment to engaging with the community are evident in the way he nurtures the coffee beans and cultivates relationships with the neighborhood. To accommodate the micro-roaster for roasting coffee beans, a three-story building near Little Nap COFFEE STAND was rented out. The first floor houses the roasting facility and coffee shop, while the second and third floors serve as a private event space akin to a secret hideout. 【Address】5-65-4 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 【Date of visit】Weekday 【Number of people waiting】5 【Waiting time】15 minutes 【Ordered items】 - Iced Latte (CAFFE LATTE) 530 yen (tax included): A rich and juicy latte that offers a satisfying experience. The best way to fully enjoy this latte is in the shop's thick cup. - Brownie 300 yen (tax included): A slightly bitter brownie with a crispy chocolate texture that pairs perfectly with the refreshing coffee.

I went to a famous hamburger restaurant near the paid parking lot at Yoyogi Park today, but it was closed on Mondays. So, I went to a stylish coffee shop nearby instead. The lemonade was very delicious and the cafe au lait was also very tasty. Next time, I will go there after having a hamburger.

【Little Nap COFFEE STAND】Located 5 minutes walk from Yoyogi Park/Yoyogi Hachiman Station. This coffee stand in the trendy Yoyogi Hachiman and Yoyogi Uehara area has a stylish atmosphere from the outside. But that's not all! The coffee is also easy to drink and refreshing. There are few seats inside the shop, so it's recommended to take out and take a stroll in Yoyogi Park. In addition to coffee, they also sell sweets and gelato! How about visiting during this hot season?———point———Don't forget to take a photo on the bench outside!——— menu———Cafe Latte ¥480Americano ¥450

Yoyogi Park "little nap coffee stand" prices range from ¥1000. Food rating on Tabelog is 3.50. They offer Americano for ¥450 and Caramel Fig Cake for ¥380. The cake was incredibly delicious, moist with a strong buttery taste. It had a substantial weight and was filled with plenty of figs. The outer layer was crispy, and the coffee size was generous. The seating space inside is limited to about 4 people, with benches outside. Most customers were getting takeout. Many people were also accompanied by their dogs. Location: 5-65-4 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Opening hours: 9:00-19:00. No reservations allowed.

On a morning of my day off, I visited Yoyogi Park. Before taking a stroll in the park, I decided to relax and have a coffee at Little Nap COFFEE STAND. When I arrived at the shop at opening time, there were no customers yet. But soon, many people started coming in, forming a line and filling up the inside and outside of the shop. It seemed to be a very popular place. I went to the counter to place my order. I chose a double scoop of vanilla and roast butter caramel ice cream, along with a cafe latte. My companion opted for a chocolate chunk cookie and a cafe latte. Although I initially thought of enjoying our treats inside the shop, it was getting crowded. So, we decided to sit outside and indulge in our treats. The ice cream had a rich flavor and was delicious. I usually prefer ice cream cones, but having it in a cup made it easier to eat. The cafe latte had the perfect balance of milkiness and espresso intensity, making it a delightful latte. It seems like people come here for the coffee. Since Yoyogi Park is nearby, taking the coffee to the park would also be a nice idea. However, many people were enjoying their coffee right in front of the shop. I was able to start my day with a delicious cup of coffee. Thank you for the meal.

This cafe is located a few minutes' walk from Yoyogi-Hachiman or Yoyogi-Koen Station, next to a long, narrow park just off Yoyogi Park. I visited because I happened to be strolling around this area on a Sunday morning and wanted to check it out. They open at 9 am. There aren't many seats inside, mostly along the walls, and it seemed like more people were getting their orders to go. You order first and then find a seat if one is available. I was lucky to find a seat since I went early in the morning. There were quite a few big dogs that came in, and there were many Shiba Inus outside when I left the shop. There are a lot of big dogs around here. I ordered an iced latte and a brownie. The iced latte came in a cute container that looked like a fancy pickle jar. It was delicious as a drink, even though it was just a drink. The brownie had a layer of chocolate on top that added a slight crispy texture. The brownie itself was rich and satisfying, despite its size. The lemon cake and pound cake also looked delicious. They also have hot dogs on the menu. Buying some snacks and drinks here and then taking a walk in Yoyogi Park would make for a great date idea.

The place is always crowded, so I often hesitate to visit, but on the day I went, I was lucky to be the only one in the store! And they had banana bread, which is often sold out. The coffee is delicious, of course, but the banana bread here is amazing! I hope it doesn't sell out again, so I'm writing this lightly. Thank you for the meal.

On Thursday afternoon, I had a business trip to Shinjuku. After finishing my work quickly, I came to a cafe in Yoyogi Park. There is a large parking lot near the cafe. You can also walk from Yoyogi Park Station or Yoyogi-Hachiman Station in about 5 minutes. The cafe is small, with space for only about 10 people. There are a few seats on the left side and a standing counter on the right. There are also two outdoor seats. There are two female staff members. I ordered a cafe latte for 480 yen and a lemon cake for 380 yen. The lemon cake was served quickly, wrapped in paper. The cafe latte took about 2 minutes. The latte art was a nice touch and the foam was delicious. The cafe latte was very tasty. The lemon cake was small but had a dense texture with a rich buttery flavor and a refreshing lemon taste. It was a good choice. It's not the type of place to sit and relax, but it's a nice spot to have nearby. I would like to try the hot dog next time. Thank you for the meal.

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