Cafe Apple — Restaurant in Tokyo

In all honesty, particularly across the major cities in Asia, Japan is probably the only country where you will still find such, down to earth, old school cafes. Freshly brewed coffee (the owner grinds the beans upon order) and teas, lovely tarts and cakes, and a cozy interior. I love how all of the cups and sauces are arranged neatly on the shelves and the owner then takes one off of the shelf to serve you your beverage.

Seats are limited so there may be a bit of a wait depending on the...

A small but cozy café. I walked in around 8 p.m. and was warmly greeted by a lovely elderly couple, both clearly knowledgeable and passionate about coffee. I ordered the Mokha Mattari. Watching the owner prepare it right in front of me was already a delightful experience. And the coffee itself was exceptional—rich, smooth, and full of flavor, with a fantastic aroma that lingered long after the first sip. I will come back for...

A nice, little quaint cafe with an old school feel. The bar is nice with additional seating around the sides. Homemade sweets are on offer, and I tried the chestnut tart which was good, and not too sweet. The strong coffee is really strong, which I like, but be warned. The owner was super friendly. Nice spot to...