The main store of Sarutahiko Coffee. I have known it since it opened, and the interior was handmade back then. The store is small and crowded, but you can buy coffee here and relax in the nearby “Ebisu East Park.
A very clean and fun store based on the concept of a “vegan convenience store.” It is safe to use for travelers from overseas and people with dietary restrictions. The store is more homey than it looks, so even those who have never been exposed to veganism will enjoy it. It is also a great […]
A delicious old-fashioned cheesecake store. There are several varieties, but we recommend the “Mellow (メロー)”. It is a perfect souvenir during a walk along the Meguro River.
One of five Roasteries in the world. The architecture was carefully designed by Kengo Kuma. The terrace seating on the upper floor is highly recommended.
At first glance, it appears to be an ordinary park, but within it is a restored version of a feudal lord’s garden from the Edo period. Let’s take a glance.
A park with a great view a short distance away from the busy Daikanyama area. We recommend buying croissants and other items at Hillside Pantry and having a picnic here.
A beautiful space with an ivy bookstore and cafes and other facilities. E-books are convenient, but sometimes it is nice to be stimulated by real paper books and art.
A great grocery store that has been around for a long time. Homemade bread and fine imported ingredients are a pleasure to browse. Among the breads, the natural yeast croissants are popular. We recommend buying bread, drinks, and deli items and having a picnic at the nearby Saigoyama Park.
The address near Daikanyama is “Sarugakucho,” a 6th-7th century burial mound that gave the area its name. It is a small space but has been carefully preserved with a very nice atmosphere. If you visit the neighborhood, pay a visit.