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Kyobashi Station is in a calm part of the city close to Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, and Ginza, with many offices around it. The area around the station has also been redeveloped, and is home to many well designed shops and restaurants, as well as cultural facilities. Here is a roundup of recommended cafes near Kyobashi Station with open terraces.
Last updated: July 24, 2026 (Created: July 21, 2026)
This article is based on12,762Tabelog reviews.
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This boulangerie offers bread made with French wheat and traditional French pastries. It is located on the first floor of Tokyo Building TOKAI, about a 6-minute walk from Kyobashi Station.
At lunchtime, you can use the open terrace seats set up on both sides of the shop entrance.
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What you can eat on the terrace are items from the lunch menu or things purchased at the shop. You can use the terrace after telling the staff that you would like to dine there.
They also offer indoor seating with a classic French style, so you can visit from lunch to cafe time and dinner time.
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The lunch menu, with fish or meat dishes served with baguette, is popular. It is also recommended to add your favorite sandwich or cake.
Facing a stylish street with wide sidewalks, this spot is said to be great for an elegant lunch.
しなもんぷりん93
We really wanted to eat some good bread, so we used the terrace seating. We waited a little on a weekday afternoon, but we were seated fairly smoothly. We shared three kinds of bread, and the simple one with just ham and cheese in a baguette was so incredibly good that it made us think this is exactly what “simple is best” means.
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ぐるてん☺︎
I remember being really impressed by how delicious the mille-feuille I had before was. The pudding was also very good!! The Mont Blanc had a strong liqueur flavor, so it wasn’t my favorite, but it was still a luxurious plate. My favorite breads are focaccia, baguette au chocolat, and pecan pâté sandwich♪ I recommend having an elegant lunch on the terrace.
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This cafe is on the 4th floor of Kirarito Ginza, a commercial complex in Ginza 1-chome, about a 3-minute walk from Kyobashi Station. It is a casual place inspired by a cafe restaurant in Manhattan.
There is also a stylish open terrace with sofas in a modern design.
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One of the draws is the view from the terrace seats, where you can look out over the streets of Ginza (Tokyo’s upscale shopping district). The time after sunset, when Ginza is lit up by the city lights, also has a great mood and comes highly recommended.
During cafe hours, they also take reservations for afternoon tea. It seems you can relax and spend your time comfortably in the pleasant seating area.
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The signature item is the "brioche French toast." It is said to be crisp on the outside, while the inside is moist with a flavor like pudding.
From light meals to full course menus, this restaurant works well for a wide range of occasions.
24global
Lunch is hearty, and it will definitely fill you up. It offers the kind of refined Ginza time where you can relax and enjoy conversation. If you choose a seat on the terrace side, you can have brunch while looking out at the view outside, which makes it feel even more Special. This is a place I would highly recommend to anyone who wants to enjoy a slightly luxurious lunch in Ginza or spend a relaxing time with friends.
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みも彼氏
In a great location right by Ginza-itchome (Ginza 1-chome), the interior is a calm, grown-up space. The slightly dim lighting creates a really nice atmosphere where you can relax and take your time. There is also terrace seating, which looks especially pleasant when the weather is nice. The food is consistently good across the board, and the stylish presentation makes it even more exciting.
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BINEFUL Ginza is a specialty shop full of originality, focusing on kakigori (shaved ice) and pancakes. The shop aims to share Japanese kakigori with the world.
It is about a 9-minute walk south from Kyobashi Station. It is on the third floor of a building marked by a tomato mural.
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There are counter seats with an open terrace feel, as well as counter seats inside where you can watch the food being prepared.
The open terrace seats facing the street are said to be a great spot to enjoy your meal comfortably while feeling the breeze.
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The kakigori (shaved ice) is light and airy, and one of its features is the espuma sauce on top. The syrups paired with it are homemade, with a wide range of flavors.
Inside the ice, you may find gyuhi (soft mochi-like sweet) used in wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets), or even alcohol, so you can come across some surprisingly creative kakigori.
眠いんですⅡ
You can eat while looking outside from terrace-like seats with a pleasant breeze. That alone makes it taste even better. What I had today was citrus kakigori (shaved ice). It was topped with lots of dried fruit and two sauces, yogurt sauce and citrus sauce. The yogurt sauce had plenty of sweetness without being too rich, and it paired perfectly with the citrus sauce.
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ey318
This time, we had the citrus kakigori (shaved ice) (Dekopon and Uwa Gold), the strawberry and pistachio pancakes, and two kinds of vinegar drinks! The terrace seating felt great in May. Kakigori is what this place is famous for now, but the pancakes were fluffy yet still satisfying, went really well with the sauce, and were incredibly good. I’ll be back!
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This cafe is located on the first floor of the Marunouchi Building, about a 13-minute walk from Kyobashi Station toward the Marunouchi side of Tokyo Station.
It has a spacious, stylish interior and open terrace seating. Set by a high ceiling entrance, the space feels especially open and airy. It is also said to be comfortable, with plants used as partitions.
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There are plenty of seats inside as well, but it can get crowded at certain times. Some reviews say the terrace seats are relatively easy to get.
It seems many people casually enjoy a stylish Breakfast on the terrace during the morning service hours.
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The signature item is the "French toast." It is known for its soft texture soaked with plenty of egg mixture, so much so that it is even called "drinkable French toast."
The classic way to enjoy it is with whipped butter and maple syrup. You can also pair it with sausage or fruit.
Dr.長生果
This shop, located on the 1st floor of Marunouchi Building in front of BEAMS, had a line too, but it has terrace seats reserved just for this shop, and if you sit there you can get in smoothly without waiting in line. The staff on both sides gave a kind impression. It leaves a very good impression. Most of all, friendly and pleasant service is always nice.
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俺的、No.1
The interior is divided into areas including terrace seating, a counter, dining, and a lounge, each with its own atmosphere. The restaurant has professional chefs, servers, baristas, and bartenders, and offers a wide range of dishes including Spanish Italian and modern Mexican cuisine.
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The Bulgari Tower stands about a 6-minute walk along Ginza-dori from Kyobashi Station. This cafe bar is on the 10th floor of the Bulgari shop, the Italian luxury brand.
The rooftop has open terrace seating, with a panoramic view over the streets of Ginza.
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The refined and calm seating inside feels like an expression of the brand image. At the terrace seats, you can also enjoy the night breeze and the Ginza (Tokyo district) night view up close.
With its stylish space, this is also a great pick for spending a Special day. They also offer a service that adds a celebratory message to the dessert.
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Original cocktails inspired by Italian culture and limited cocktails made for the season or special events are popular.
They also serve non-alcoholic cocktails, as well as Italian coffee and tea. It sounds like you can enjoy an elegant time that perfectly matches the brand image.
b8f182
I was impressed from the entrance, which was such a lovely space. This time I used the terrace, and I was impressed by how spacious it felt. The cocktails had a strong fruit flavor, which I really liked. If I get the chance, I would definitely love to visit again.
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もこぴこ
The olives and snacks served with the drinks are beautifully presented in silver dishes and feel very refined! Even the small bar bites are sophisticated, which is exactly what you would expect from Bvlgari! Through the floor to ceiling glass windows, you can take in a full view of Ginza (Tokyo's upscale shopping district) at night, and the outdoor terrace seats also offer dreamy views. Candlelight and a luxurious interior!
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A restaurant serving kaya toast, a Singapore soul food that was founded in Singapore in 1944. This restaurant is located on the 1st floor of the Tokyo International Forum, about a 7-minute walk from Kyobashi Station.
The space facing Tokyo Metropolitan Route 402 has open terrace seating.
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The open terrace is on the side opposite the main entrance and is separated from the sidewalk by greenery, so you can enjoy your meal in a calm setting.
They are open from the morning, so it is also a good choice when you want to enjoy breakfast comfortably on the terrace.
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Kaya toast is made by toasting the surface of thin sliced bread until fragrant, then filling it with kaya jam and butter. The Singapore style way to eat it is to break a soft boiled egg and coat the bread with it.
You can also drink kopi, a rich and sweet coffee made with condensed milk and evaporated milk.
remonman2167
It is a curious dish with a sweet paste sandwiched between thin slices of toast, and you dip the toast into an onsen tamago (soft cooked egg) with sauce and eat it. The sweetness tastes good even on its own. It is fairly hard to eat it dipped in the egg. The drink is condensed milk tea. The seating is on the terrace, but since it is on a back street, it feels calm.
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kyahooooooo
Ya Kun Kaya Toast, which started in Singapore. I love it, and this was my fourth visit. I usually order the kaya toast set, but today I tried the tuna sandwich. The thick cut bread had slits in it, and they were packed with plenty of filling! It was delicious〜. On sunny days, the terrace seats outside feel open and airy, so I recommend them.
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"Sarabeth's," which opened in New York in 1981. The Tokyo branch is on the 2nd and 3rd floors of a building near the Yaesu Exit of Tokyo Station, about a 10-minute walk from Kyobashi Station.
The restaurant offers a variety of seating, including natural and relaxed indoor seats, a bar counter, and open terrace seats.
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It can get busy inside at certain times, but reviews say the terrace seating feels spacious and relaxed. On cold days, they lend out blankets, and some seats come with sunshades, so guests can stay comfortable.
It is also recommended to spend dinnertime here while enjoying the night view.
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One of the signature menu items is the "Fluffy French Toast." This dish pairs softly cooked French toast with strawberries.
They also offer New York style breakfast items such as "Eggs Benedict" and Greek yogurt.
rugmi
Today, the hot summer weather had passed and there was a pleasant coolness in the air. We had a table on the terrace. The classic fluffy French toast was very good, crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. My companion had the half & half eggs Benedict (classic and salmon), and the salmon was especially tasty. Watching people walk by in Yaesu (district in Tokyo), we enjoyed an elegant moment.
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デブ猫倶楽部
I had the grilled chicken Caesar salad, and the chicken was well seasoned and delicious! The apple cinnamon tea was the best tea I’ve had in a while. There is also terrace seating, and it’s spacious(^｡^)They also have eggs Benedict and omelets, and they’re tasty
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This cafe restaurant is on the 7th floor of Nihombashi Takashimaya S.C. Shinkan, directly connected to Nihombashi Station. It is also about a 7-minute walk along Chuo-dori from Kyobashi Station.
The space has high ceilings and a stylish feel. The open terrace seating, with tables arranged spaciously, is also a popular choice.
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Beyond the greenery, the open terrace seating is surrounded by a cityscape of buildings that feels very Tokyo. Along with how pleasant it is during the day, spending time here at night with wine while taking in the city lights is also wonderful.
It stays open straight through from daytime to evening, so another nice point is that you can visit whenever suits you.
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For a few hours in the evening, they have happy hour, when you can enjoy alcoholic drinks at discounted prices.
They offer everything from brunch menus for a casual meal and cake sets that are perfect for cafe time to dinner courses that are just right for a special occasion.
rs1118
Since it was the weekend in a business district, we were able to use the terrace seats for most of the time almost like a Private reservation. The breeze felt great, and the chilled white wine paired very well with the food. The steak sandwich we ordered at the end had great seasoning! It was filling and very high in Manzoku.
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むぎむぎ511
We were shown to the terrace seats, and the sunlight was almost dazzling, but we were able to enjoy a calm and quiet time. The Hamburger Steak was small, but very juicy and full of meaty texture, and the Caesar salad was topped with plenty of cheese and tasted wonderfully rich. Many of the staff were native speakers as well, which added an international feel to the meal and made it all the more enjoyable.
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This cafe is located along Marunouchi Naka-dori, about a 12-minute walk from Kyobashi Station toward the Marunouchi side of Tokyo Station. They offer carefully selected coffee and other items from around Japan.
Inside, there is a concrete counter and a few wooden table sets. It is a compact shop, and many people get Takeout.
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There is also open terrace seating with simple woody table sets lined up. It is also perfect for stopping by and taking a break while strolling around the Marunouchi (Marunouchi area) area.
Open from the morning on weekdays and from noon on weekends and holidays. You can also stop by after work or shopping for a light meal or drink.
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They serve carefully selected flavors, including an original coffee made in collaboration with a coffee specialty shop based in Shizuoka Prefecture and craft beer from Mie Prefecture.
The classic purin (custard pudding), with its rich egg flavor, also makes a great match for coffee at the cafe.
kewpi334
I had Japanese black tea. It had the distinctive flavor of Japanese black tea, and even though it was a tea bag, it was very good. It is in the Marunouchi area, but there are a fair number of seats, with seating inside as well as on the terrace. The staff were pleasant, and the interior makes generous use of wood.
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pitapi25
During the Christmas season, I stopped by when I went to see the illuminations(ᐡᵕ̤ ·̫ ᵕ̤ᐡ)They also have terrace seating, and the atmosphere is very nice.. I ordered the pudding, hot chai, and strawberry latte. As recommended, the firm old fashioned pudding was delicious! It was also somehow cute that the tables were covered with cloths♡
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Shake Shack, the hamburger shop from New York. This restaurant is located on the first floor of Tokyo International Forum, about a 7-minute walk from Kyobashi Station.
There is indoor seating with high ceilings and plenty of natural light pouring in through the large windows, as well as open terrace seating with an airy feel.
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Some reviews say the stylish indoor seating is comfortable, and that you can enjoy your meal while feeling the season from the open terrace seats.
Hamburgers are the main focus, but they also offer alcohol and seasonal limited time drinks, making it a great spot when you just want something to refresh your throat.
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The signature hamburger uses a patty made with 100% Angus beef. Another feature is the use of ingredients free of added hormones and other substances, along with environmentally friendly packaging.
The seasonal shakes with flavors that change throughout the year and the french fries covered with plenty of cheese are also popular menu items.
ニャンスグルメ
Looking at the menu, I was Surprising to find that, besides hamburgers and shakes, they also had a pretty wide selection of alcohol! It was striking to see quite a lot of customers drinking beer on the terrace in the evening breeze. I ordered the ShackBurger, which seemed like the classic choice. It came with meat sticking out from the bun, plus surprisingly thick tomato, cheese, and lettuce.
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さき67506
The restaurant is always lively. The patties are juicy, satisfying, and delicious. The cheese fries in particular are so good, with rich cheese and fluffy potatoes coming together in a way you cannot get at other chain restaurants. There is also terrace seating, which gives the place an open feel.
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