Around Yurakucho Station, close to the Ginza area! 20 stylish cafes

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Bon Bonheur is a cafe created through a collaboration between the popular Western confectionery shop La Maison Shirokane, based in Shirokane, Tokyo, and the patisserie Sebastien Bouillet in Lyon, France.

It is located on the 4th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi, about a 9-minute walk from the Ginza Exit of Yurakucho Station. The space seems bright and relaxing.

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You can enjoy French based dishes and sweets paired with tea and other drinks. Many items are beautifully presented, so they are a treat for the eyes as well.

A popular choice is the reservation only afternoon tea set. You can take your time enjoying a variety of flavors, including special sweets and small sandwiches.

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The "Complet" set is also popular, letting you enjoy 8 well-balanced French dishes in small portions, including fish, meat, and vegetable dishes. It also comes with bread and soup, making it perfect for lunch.

The restaurant is said to make you feel like you're in a café in France.

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Mercer Brunch Ginza Terrace, located on the 4th floor of a building along Chuo-dori, is about a 3-minute walk from Yurakucho Station and is popular for its hearty brunch that feels like a hotel breakfast.

The interior is a stylish space based around white tones. The terrace seating, which looks out over Ginza's main street, also has sofa seats, making it a pleasant place to spend time.

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The theme is "luxury ingredients in a casual setting." You can casually enjoy food like the kind served at a high-end hotel.

The signature item is the "brioche French toast." It is kept mildly sweet so it also pairs well with the meal menu, and you can add more sweetness with the syrup served alongside.

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The afternoon tea, which changes with the seasons, is also popular. Savory bites and mini sweets are neatly arranged on a two-tier stand.

It also comes with a parfait layered with ice cream, cream, and fruit, as well as sweet French toast, for a luxurious cafe time.

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Cafe 1894 is a cafe bar inside the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum, housed in a restored bank building from 1894, located in the Marunouchi area about a 6-minute walk from Yurakucho Station Exit D1.

The space faithfully recreates a historic room built in the Western architectural style, giving it a classic atmosphere.

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At cafe time, you can enjoy beautifully plated desserts along with coffee, tea, and more. The apple pie with a nice touch of cinnamon is also popular.

Since it is attached to a museum, there are also times when they serve Special desserts to match the featured exhibitions.

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The lunch menu's "Palette Plate" uses the dish like a painter's palette, with many kinds of colorful French deli items in an assortment.

They also stock nearly 100 kinds of whisky, and you can enjoy it in many different ways. People say you can spend an elegant moment in the stylish space.

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LOUANGE TOKYO Le Musée is a patisserie built around the concept of “contrast,” bringing together traditional techniques and cutting-edge methods, as well as tartness and sweetness. The shop is about a 6-minute walk from Yurakucho Station and sits along Ginza Mihara-dori (Mihara Street).

The interior, inspired by an art museum, is an elegant and calm space with light gray as its main tone.

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The afternoon tea is especially popular. The sets are put together around theme colors such as monochrome, Christmas, and summer, and some sets are available only on certain days.

You can enjoy sweets, savory items, and about 10 kinds of tea. They also offer the option to add a small teddy bear.

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The assiette dessert (plated dessert) is also popular for its cute look made with seasonal fruit.

In keeping with the museum-like atmosphere, you can also find picture-like sweets beautifully arranged on frame-like plates.

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Noa Cafe Ginza Ten opened in the 1950s and is a cafe with multiple restaurants in Ginza and Harajuku. Its Ginza restaurant is located along Azuma-dori, about a 4-minute walk from the Yurakucho Station Central Exit.

The space has a chic and calm feel with a white and black color scheme. They also offer a Breakfast menu, so you can stop by any time of day.

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The specialty here is waffles. They bake them only after an order comes in. Made with a batter of only high quality flour and milk, they are crisp on the outside and soft and fluffy inside.

They offer both sweet options served with ice cream or fruit sauce, and salad style options paired with vegetables.

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They also make their own gelato to go with the waffles, using milk from Hokkaido (northern Japan) for a smooth and rich taste.

With a set of freshly baked waffles and coffee made from a bean blend that changes with the seasons, you can enjoy a tasty breakfast.

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Ladurée Hibiya Ten is a popular café where you can take your time and enjoy sweets and tea in a stylish setting.

Inside, the space has an elegant feel with parquet flooring and green and gold accents, and the shop is located on the 1st floor of Hibiya Chanter, which is connected to Yurakucho Station by an underground passage.

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The Honten is the shop that created macarons. They offer colorful macarons in a wide range of flavors. They also have seasonal limited-edition macarons, and sell them as gifts.

Their popular sweet "Ispahan" features a rose-inspired macaron sandwiching raspberry and lychee.

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Afternoon tea, available for 2 people and up, is also popular. Another nice point is that you can choose your favorite macarons from several kinds.

They also offer classic black tea, as well as original blends made with green tea and rose flower tea. It seems like a great place to find fragrant tea.

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bills Ginza is the Ginza branch of the cafe whose first location opened in Sydney, Australia in 1993. It is on the 12th floor of Okura House, which stands at the Ginza 2-chome intersection, about a 5-minute walk from Yurakucho Station.

There is also a Private room in the back of the restaurant, which can be used for dining gatherings of about 10 to 20 people.

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Multiple reviews say it has a stylish space that fits the Ginza area. They also offer menu items exclusive to the Ginza location.

The signature "ricotta pancakes" are available both at Breakfast and during cafe time. They are so soft and airy that they go down lightly.

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The afternoon tea, built around the restaurant’s policy of treating guests with fresh ingredients, is also well received.

You can enjoy about 11 kinds of food, including mini pancakes, scones, and sweets, along with British tea. It seems to put you in an elegant mood.

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SONOKO CAFE Ginza Ten is a cafe founded by Suzuki Sonoko, who made a name for herself as a beauty expert, with a focus on health and beauty. It is located along Harumi-dori, about a 7-minute walk from Yurakucho Station.

The bright interior is based around a white color scheme. In the back of the cafe space, they also sell food products.

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They offer a wide variety of dishes and drinks made with a focus on oil-free cooking, no unnecessary additives, and Special ingredients.

The photo shows the "Organic Veggie" smoothie, a fresh blend of carrot, banana, mandarin orange juice, and orange jelly.

Every menu item is beautifully plated, and they are said to not only taste great but also lift your mood.

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There are also lunch menu options that combine non-oil side dishes, and multiple reviews say they balance healthy eating with good taste.

The popular "Premium Hamburger" is said to be lower in calories while still being very satisfying.

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SUZU CAFE Ginza is located on the 6th floor of a building along Ginza-dori in Ginza Itchome (Ginza 1-chome). They named the cafe "SUZU CAFE" with the hope of becoming a place at the heart of the city, like the sound of a bell ringing through the streets.

Inside, the space feels warm and inviting, with original wooden furniture designs throughout, and there are also stylish sofa seats.

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It is open from daytime into the evening, and some people stop by for cafe use at night. After dinner, it might be nice to drop in here for dessert.

The house specialty, custard pudding, is popular for being slightly firm with a pleasant texture. They also have a parfait topped with pudding.

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The “Koi Matcha no Basque Cheesecake” made with matcha is also popular. It is said to have the gentle bitterness that is unique to matcha within its sweetness.

The drink menu is also extensive, with beverages that combine matcha and milk, as well as homemade lemonade and chai.

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Cafe & Books Bibliotheque Tokyo Yurakucho is a cafe with bookshelves inside where you can spend cafe time as if relaxing in your living room, and it is on the 3rd floor of Lumine Yurakucho 1, connected to Yurakucho Station.

The space is said to be done in soft colors, with an atmosphere that makes you want to settle in and stay awhile.

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The main menu item is pancakes. They are made with carefully selected ingredients, browned to a fragrant finish on the outside, and have a pleasantly chewy texture.

From simple pancakes to pancakes topped with bright monthly changing toppings, and even savory pancakes topped with poached eggs that make a full meal, there is a wide range to choose from.

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Along with standard cakes like carrot cake and custard cream pie, they also offer cakes for events such as Christmas and Halloween.

All of the cakes have a great reputation for being delicious. Reviews also say that the black tea and herb tea are served in pots, so you can take your time and enjoy them.

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Analog Yaesu is about a 6-minute walk from the Kyobashi Exit of Yurakucho Station, tucked down a side street off Sotobori-dori (Sotobori Street). It is both a cafe and a place where you can enjoy food and alcohol like at a bistro.

Inside, the nostalgic space is filled with Japanese and Western antique furniture, and it seems to have many relaxing sofa seats.

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Many reviews say the seats inside are spaced out well, so you can relax and take your time without worrying too much about the people around you.

They also seem to offer a sweets menu that's good for cafe time, with about 8 kinds of homemade cakes available.

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The drink menu is extensive, with ginger ale available in either sweet or dry, house-made sangria, Cola, and more.

If you make a reservation, the pastry chef can also add a message to the dessert. It looks like a great way to surprise someone for a celebration, complete with sparklers.

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GINZA Cafe Hanon is a cafe about a 13-minute walk from Yurakucho Station that has become a hot topic for its delicious Okinawa-style pancakes.

The stylish interior has table seating, but the counter seats are also popular because you can watch the cafe's signature pancakes being made.

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The fluffy pancakes, baked light and airy with plenty of meringue made from well whipped egg whites, are said to be outstanding.

The "Pisutachio Pancake" in the photo is a Ginza location exclusive menu item topped with rich pistachio and sweet tart berry sauce.

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You can also enjoy savory pancakes that pair basic pancakes with thick cut bacon and sausages.

You can choose the number of pancakes starting from 2, which makes it easy to order based on how hungry you are. They also offer original coffee and other drinks.

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Ginza 2 Chome Mitas Cafe is a cafe built around the concept of “a cafe that satisfies both mind and body.” It is about a 6-minute walk from Yurakucho Station, and you can also enjoy food and alcohol here.

Inside, the space feels cozy and relaxing, with the warmth of wood and soothing greenery. Wooden chairs line the room, and there are also large sofa seats in the back.

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They offer about 10 desserts, including house-made purin (custard pudding) and chiffon cake, that make you want to enjoy them with coffee, tea, and other drinks.

They also have seasonal ice cream and parfaits, making it a nice place to spend a stylish cafe time.

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There are also several tea options on the menu, including "lychee black tea" and "Dongding oolong tea." Since they serve them in a glass teapot, you can also enjoy watching the tea leaves unfurl.

Even though it is in Ginza, you can relax at a leisurely pace in a quiet setting, making it just right when you want to unwind during a break from sightseeing.

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CAFe&BAR STROPSe is a dining cafe about a 6-minute walk from the Kyobashi Exit of Yurakucho Station. It is located on the first floor of Konami Creative Center Ginza, which also has an e-sports studio.

The space is open and roomy. It also has a large screen, so you can enjoy it while watching sports.

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One fun point unique to a place with an e-sports theme is that they offer items like the “Gamers Drink,” made with energy drinks.

They also have cake and tea that are perfect for cafe time. You can also enjoy their specially roasted specialty coffee.

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The afternoon tea, which changes with the seasons, is also popular. Sweets and savory items made with seasonal fruits and ingredients are beautifully arranged, and people say they taste great.

The cafe also has power outlets and free Wi-Fi, so it seems like a good place to plan where to go next during cafe time.

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AMPLEUR CAFE is a cafe located about an 11-minute walk from Yurakucho Station, on the second floor of a building along Harumi-dori Avenue, attached to a cosmetics shop run by the skincare company.

The interior has a calm feel with soft colors throughout, and some reviews say it is a hidden gem in Ginza where you can avoid the crowds.

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Seasonal limited menu items are added to the food and sweets available throughout the year.

The drinks include coffee brewed with high quality coffee beans and organic tea. They also say you can choose decaf, light roast, or dark roast for the coffee.

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They also offer food menu items like salads and hot sandwiches that you can order throughout the day. It is also perfect for a late lunch.

The “kisetsu fruits no Greek yogurt (seasonal fruit Greek yogurt)” comes with fruit and granola, and is popular as a healthy dish that still fills you up.

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Cafe&Deli Ginza SOLEIL+ is a café about a 10-minute walk from Yurakucho Station, and its hideaway-like location on the basement level is also part of its appeal.

It has an atmosphere that makes it easy to visit even on your own. They serve healthy lunches, and at dinner they offer sweets and beer, so it can be enjoyed in different ways depending on the time of day.

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You can enjoy coffee from the cafe brand Costa, which is loved across Europe. They seem to offer an original blend and options such as flat white.

There are about six kinds of sweets that pair well with the coffee, and the homemade pudding and cheesecake are popular.

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Both Breakfast and lunch offer several one-plate meal options. They are well liked for their Homemade feel and good food.

The homey atmosphere makes it a nice place to relax and enjoy a comforting moment.

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This shop, the world’s first flagship store of the Champagne brand ANGEL CHAMPAGNE, is located about an 11-minute walk from Yurakucho Station along Hanatsubaki-dori (Hanatsubaki Street).

The interior is inspired by the brand’s luxurious bottle design. The space is based on gold and white, giving it an elegant and upscale feel.

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The popular item is the reservation-only "Afternoon Tea Set." It seems you can enjoy a gorgeous and elegant set that matches the image of the shop.

There are also sets themed to the season and special events, and their carefully arranged assortment is popular.

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They also offer champagne by the glass, but the non-alcoholic cafe menu is extensive.

Another highlight is the beautifully done latte art on the surface of the cafe latte, including the brand logo. With sparkling cutlery and cups, it looks like a great place to enjoy a glamorous cafe time.

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Imakashi Tsukasa Ginza Fugetsudo, on the 3rd floor of a building along Miyuki-dori, about a 5-minute walk from the Yurakucho Station South Exit, is a cafe run by a wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) shop founded in 1872.

The cafe space has only about four counter seats, where you can enjoy freshly made sweets in a calm setting.

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You can enjoy sweets that add a fresh touch to traditional wagashi (Japanese sweets) techniques, paired with drinks such as matcha (powdered green tea) from Uji, Kyoto.

The classic Japanese sweet "cream anmitsu (sweet agar jelly dessert with red bean paste)" combines refined anko (sweet red bean paste) with ice cream and other toppings. They also seem to offer limited-time anmitsu.

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It also feels like a luxury to watch the careful process of finishing the sweets right in front of you. In summer, you can see delicate work such as preparing kakigori (shaved ice), and in autumn, piping Mont Blanc cream.

Since the number of seats is limited, it is a good idea to make a reservation.

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Tea Bloomy Ginza Ten is an afternoon tea specialty shop built around the concept of "enjoying things in a lovely and casual way," located about a 12-minute walk from Yurakucho Station on the basement floor of a building in Ginza 6-chome.

With flowers as its theme, the tables are said to be beautifully covered with blooms as well.

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The afternoon tea is themed around seasonal fruits and flowers, so you can enjoy something different each season.

There are about 7 kinds of sweets alone, and about 5 kinds of savory items. It is also popular that they serve ochazuke (rice with tea broth) as a salty palate cleanser partway through.

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One nice point is that you can choose either an alcoholic or non-alcoholic option for the welcome flower drink.

Tea and some other drinks are self-service. They also have herbal tea, nihoncha (Japanese tea), and Chugoku-cha (Chinese tea), so it seems you can enjoy a wide range of drinks as well.

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JAPAN PREMIUM LOUNGE CAFE is a cafe on Ginza Corridor Street, about a 12-minute walk from Yurakucho Station, and it also operates as a lounge for a hired car pickup area.

This cafe is built around the concept of wa (Japanese style), with displays of bonsai and kimono, plus a solid single-slab wood counter decorating the Japanese modern space.

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With its blue wooden fence and wooden door, and perhaps because it has no noticeable sign, some reviews say it feels like a hidden gem where you can relax and take your time.

The drink menu focuses mainly on Japanese tea, along with coffee, Japanese whisky, and Japanese sake.

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They also pay close attention to the tableware, so you can enjoy it in warm ceramic cups. Even the step of pouring it from a kyusu (Japanese teapot) seems to add to the charm.

The tea selection includes not only varieties like Earl Grey and Darjeeling, but also Japanese black tea made in Japan. It seems they also have tea with a floral aroma.