After watching a Kabuki performance, I went to "Kanno Coffee" alone around 3:30 pm on a Sunday, located on the 2nd floor of the building next to GINZA SIX. I had been recommended this place by a friend and had tried to visit before, but the long line on the 2nd floor staircase always made me give up. This time, there were about 4 people in line, but I was lucky to be seated right away without waiting. The interior of the restaurant is spacious, bright, and exudes a high-quality feel, fitting for Ginza. The background music playing was traditional Japanese koto music. A male waiter kindly greeted me with a smile and led me to a seat on the left side. The restaurant offers free wifi, which is a great feature, and I found out that this place is actually part of the Doutor group. I decided to try their special coffee for the Choyo no Sekku festival, a Panama Geisha blend coffee. The waiter recommended the hot version over the iced one, and it was indeed a delicious choice. The menu also featured other signature blends like the Kamisen, Yosen, and Gessen, along with various other drinks, sandwiches, pasta, and cakes. I also ordered the Nasu Goyotei Egg and Wasanbon Pudding, which was smooth, creamy, and rich in flavor. The atmosphere was relaxing, and I could see a young couple next to me enjoying their time chatting and laughing. The restaurant has a 2-hour time limit, but it's a great place to unwind and enjoy quality coffee and desserts. I also purchased some drip coffee blends as souvenirs and some hospitality cookies. Payment was easy with options like PayPay. Overall, "Kanno Coffee" in Ginza offers a bright, beautiful, and high-quality dining experience with delicious coffee and desserts, making it highly recommended!

Just a 1-2 minute walk from Ginza Station, on the 2nd floor of the building next to GSIX where Matsumoto Kiyoshi is located, is "Kanno Coffee." It is a high-end brand of Doutor with a lab at Gakushuin University. I tried their limited-time iced coffee "Chilled Mandheling (1045 yen)," which is carefully brewed with hand drip upon ordering. It's a quiet and relaxed cafe where you can spend some leisurely time.

A very user-friendly cafe. I have been here a few times. The interior is stylish and calm. It's moderately crowded, but not noisy. It's a bit pricey, but all the drinks are delicious. This time, I ordered a cafe au lait for the first time. It was also delicious. If I have the chance to use a cafe in Ginza again, I would like to visit here.

I really like this place. The atmosphere is great and the space is spacious. It seems like a high-end version of Doutor. It's a convenient spot for chatting with friends. It's my personal hidden gem. The prints of wasanbon sugar and the desserts are irresistible. I had a delicious Mont Blanc before. This time I had pasta for lunch, which was tasty, but if I were to have it for lunch again, I might choose something else. The selection of three pasta options is a bit limited. After all, the essence of this place is a cafe.

The interior of the restaurant is chic and nice, allowing you to relax. I tried the freshly squeezed orange juice and was surprised by how delicious it was. They serve high-quality and delicious food, and you can feel the love they put into it. I also had a taste of my companion's pudding, and it was not the usual taste. You can really feel the quality of the ingredients, and the caramel was not too bitter, making it an elegant yet rich pudding that I really liked! I'm curious about the shortcake as well, so I would like to visit again.

I found this café in Ginza and managed to get a seat despite long lines at other shops, perhaps due to the need to climb stairs to the second floor. I ordered an iced coffee for 1045 yen (tax included). It was served in a titanium cup that doesn't transfer heat, so there was no condensation, which was nice. The taste was a delicious, rich, bitter iced coffee. Thank you for the meal.

I used it in between work. The store was clean and had a calm atmosphere, making it very comfortable to spend time there. I also had a small appetite, so I had a meal. The staff were very friendly and their hospitality was wonderful. I would definitely like to use it again when I come to Kanda for work.

I used it for time adjustment (^^) This day was Sunday afternoon... Like last time, there were many people meeting for the first time, haha. I ordered fresh squeezed orange juice, café au lait, and strawberry shortcake (*^▽^*) The dim lighting in the restaurant creates a nice atmosphere, so it seems more suited for couples or solo customers rather than families. Thank you for the meal!

I didn't know it was part of the Doutor group! The New Year Blend is a bit bitter. It's not bad. The Royal Milk Tea (hot) is easy to drink, but I've had tastier ones at other shops, so compared to those, it's just average.

At the end of the year in Ginza during lunchtime, all the ramen shops had long lines. I decided to try Kanno Coffee, which is known as the high-end Doutor. The atmosphere was nice and quiet, unlike the crowded Matsumoto Kiyoshi on the first floor. The Ginza store is a full-service shop, focusing on the ambiance. They offer three types of sugar: granulated, wasanbon, and washed sugar. Even though I usually take my coffee black, I chose wasanbon sugar, but was disappointed to find out it was actually granulated sugar. The coffee was a limited edition Christmas blend of Ethiopian, Indonesian, and Guatemalan beans. It had a well-balanced flavor with a strong bitterness, moderate acidity, and a unique sweetness from the roast. The menu described it as having "floral nuances of mocha and herbal flavors of mandarin," but I personally focused more on the roasted aroma and missed out on the bean's individual fragrance. The Pomodoro dish with linguine (long oval-shaped pasta) was quite good, with a satisfying chewiness typical of fresh pasta. The coffee was 1,045 yen, and the Pomodoro was 1,320 yen, which may seem reasonable for Ginza prices. Overall, I found the ambiance and taste to be worth it in this location, but I hope it doesn't become as difficult to secure a seat as the self-service Shinjuku store where coffee costs 600 yen.

A high-end café located on the second floor of a building across from Ginza Six. I stopped by for a coffee break after lunch. The interior of the cafe is chic and the sofas are comfortable. I ordered an iced coffee and cake set. The price of the coffee is a bit high, but it feels a bit cheaper when you order a cake. The cake options include shortcake, chocolate, Mont Blanc, and matcha and strawberry cake. I chose matcha and my companion chose chocolate cake. The iced coffee came in a heavy, special cup. I'm not a coffee expert, but I found the coffee to be mild and easy to drink. The cakes were okay. I can't remember the exact name of the matcha and strawberry cake. It was green and pretty, but I didn't really taste the matcha flavor. They also have light meal options like French toast and pasta.

"The Nasu Goyouran no Wasanbon Pudding" is a cafe that delivers a sophisticated and elegant Japanese atmosphere. You can enjoy luxurious yet light and rich coffee, and the interior is very quiet and perfect for relaxing. The pudding that appears with a jiggly texture is very cute with its shiny surface. The pudding has a perfect elasticity and slowly the spoon penetrates it. The rich sweetness is truly elegant with 91% of the refined taste of Wasanbon sugar. The caramel also has a gentle sweetness that slowly seeps into your body, which is really nice. Oh, the lunch in Ginza is expensive! It's around 2500 yen in total, huh. Kan'no Coffee Ginza Store @kannocoffee.official 2F BINO, 5-8-9 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Open daily 11:00-21:00 (10:00- on weekends) 660 yen"

I went to Happy Pancake but it was crowded, so I left and found this nearby place. I visited around 11 am on a weekday and there were no other customers. I was seated on a sofa where I could see the Ginza street, and the atmosphere was fantastic, exactly what I was looking for - calm and relaxed. I ordered the French toast with brown sugar syrup set (1408 yen) which came with a drink. It was served quite quickly. The toast had a creamy texture and the aroma of melted butter combined with the sweetness of maple syrup enhanced the taste. I savored every bite. It had a gentle and elegant sweetness, and it was delicious. The atmosphere was great! It had a sense of luxury but I could relax without feeling tense. It's true that it's a bit pricey in Ginza, but I'm glad I went!

Located above the Matsumoto Kiyoshi across the street from Ginza SIX, this café has a warm and cozy atmosphere with a base of brown tones and inviting lighting. I decided to try the Matcha Milk priced at ¥1,210 tax included, as I had previously enjoyed coffee and pudding at their Daikanyama branch. The Matcha Milk was served beautifully on a black tray, with vibrant green matcha and white milk foam. A small black container held sugar on the side. The not-too-sweet Matcha Milk was delightful, with a nice balance of matcha aroma and bitterness. While the prices in Ginza may be expected, it would be nice if they were more affordable. The Cake Set is priced at ¥1,408, which seems higher compared to the ¥1,100 Cake Set I had at the Daikanyama branch last year. The café was not crowded during my visit on a weekday, unlike the famous ○○do nearby, making it a hidden gem for weekday visits.

I entered the shop thinking "God's Coffee?" The seating area is spacious, and the view of Ginza from the second floor, as well as the grandeur of Ginza SIX, is a nice accent. I had an iced coffee, and the silver cup was quite heavy - perhaps made of tin?

It seems like a high-end brand of the company that operates Doutor Coffee. The coffee is very delicious, but it is a bit pricey. Be prepared to pay about 5 to 6 times more for iced coffee compared to Doutor. Opting for a cake set may offer better value.

Ginza Six is located near a first-floor drugstore and the second floor of a dining building. It has a luxurious atmosphere typical of Ginza, especially with its rich interior. It's a great place for a break during a date, although it's quite expensive and usually fully booked. It's truly Ginza. Unlike certain chain stores, there are no suspicious solicitations here. I only had coffee, which was delicious - it was Mandheling. I think the atmosphere is important in a café, and in that sense, this place is really nice. I will definitely come back again.

I went to a café called "Kanno Coffee Ginza Store," a Doutor premium café near Ginza Station in Tokyo, which offers coffee for Japanese people by Japanese people. When I entered the café, the atmosphere was luxurious with dim lighting, spacious seating, and high-end interior decor. I ordered the following items: - Nasu Goyou Egg and Wasanbon Pudding for 660 yen - Chocolate Torte for 660 yen - Strawberry and Uji Matcha Dacquoise for 660 yen The Nasu Goyou Egg and Wasanbon Pudding had a rich and creamy texture, which I really enjoyed. The Chocolate Torte had a perfect balance between intense chocolate and light chocolate cream, making it delicious. The Strawberry and Uji Matcha Dacquoise surprisingly had a nice combination of gentle matcha flavor and strong acidity from the strawberries, creating a tasty treat. The café had a sophisticated and calming ambiance, allowing me to relax and enjoy my time there. I look forward to trying their shortcake and seasonal desserts next time. Thank you for the wonderful experience!

The high-end cafe near Ginza Station, managed by Kanade ☕️ Doutor, doesn't feel like Doutor at all! It has an atmosphere that matches the location in Ginza and the prices are quite high too. The Nasu Goyou Tamago's Wasanbon pudding here is a traditional pudding and quite satisfying. The iced coffee is also carefully prepared, and it's a satisfying coffee time. The spacious interior and good location make it a place worth visiting again.

Located near Ginza SIX, I visited Kanno Coffee and tried their Matcha Milk with Strawberry Duckwaz. The atmosphere was different from Doutor, with a luxurious feel and spacious seating with chic colors. They even served water, which added to the nice cafe vibe. I originally went to try the Matcha Bavarois I saw on Instagram, but it wasn't on the menu that day, so I opted for the Duckwaz instead. The coffee is made right by the register, but I went for the Matcha Milk this time, adjusting the sweetness level with syrup. Without syrup, the Matcha Milk isn't very sweet. Despite the slightly higher prices, it was a nice hidden gem considering its location.

Snack time visit. The place is on the second floor of a building near Ginza SIX. This shop is part of the Doutor chain, and it seems to be a high-end brand within that chain. The atmosphere is quite luxurious, like a hotel lounge. And despite the great location, it's empty haha. The reason it's empty becomes clear when you look at the menu... It's ridiculously expensive!! Is this really Doutor?! Coffee is over a thousand yen... Doutor, really?! I ordered the Blend Coffee (Shin Sen) for 1,045 yen and the Strawberry and Matcha Dacquoise for 660 yen. First, the coffee. It's blended with the Tipica variety from Cuba. It's true that the balance of bitterness, richness, and acidity is good, and it's actually a delicious coffee... but it's so expensive haha. Next, the cake. The strawberry is sweet and tangy, very tasty!! The taste is like a strawberry shortcake. But... there's not much matcha flavor haha. It's true that it's subtly sweet and delicious, but matcha?! It feels like the matcha is just for color. Overall, it's a nice place for those who want to enjoy coffee in a high-end atmosphere similar to Tsuboya Coffee Shop. Personally, I wish I could have felt more of Doutor's strengths haha. Anyway, it's an attractive place in the heart of Ginza, empty even on weekends.