This fourth and final installment of our Ginza Six gourmet report introduces cafes perfect for a shopping break. From casual eat-in stands to trendy, stylish cafes, the lineup is diverse. Finding your favorite cafe is sure to make your shopping even more enjoyable!
Located on the third floor, "Framboise" is a crepe and galette specialty shop with its flagship store in Paris, a favorite among Parisians, and has just arrived in Japan for the first time. Made with organic wheat and buckwheat flour, the shop offers both savory and dessert crepes and galettes, making them perfect for both a full meal or a light snack. A standout menu item is the "Galette Dosa" (from 1,580 yen), made with glutinous rice and lentil flour. Seasoned with curry spices, it's reminiscent of an Indian-style galette. Enjoy it with cider or wine.
On the fifth floor, you'll find the California-based cafe "Seventy Two Degrees Juicery Plus Cafe by David Myers." They offer original smoothies made with superfoods popular with health-conscious women, as well as open sandwiches topped with plenty of vegetables. The interior, inspired by the warm climate and worldview of Southern California, has an open and relaxed atmosphere. A healthy drink will quickly help you recover from your shopping fatigue!
Smoothie from Seventy Two Degrees Juicery Plus Cafe by David Myers
The basement level 2, packed with gourmet food, also has a wide selection of eat-in cafes. Cafe Europe is a modern-day revival of a legendary cafe that stood in Ginza 100 years ago. Sit at the counter with a retro-modern atmosphere and enjoy the specialty "Ginza Coffee Jelly" (mug included/800 yen) or "Cafe Europe Blend" (500 yen).
Café Europe's specialty, Ginza Coffee Jelly (includes mug/800 yen)
Tsujiri Ginza Store is the first Kanto location for Tsujiri, a long-established Kyoto Uji matcha maker. Next to the sales area for matcha, which is gaining popularity overseas, and sweets made with matcha, there will be a stand where you can get takeout drinks, including the Ginza store's exclusive Tsujiri Soft Koicha (630 yen). This is the only place where you can eat exquisite soft serve ice cream made with twice the usual amount of high-quality matcha! Savor the taste and aroma of matcha as it fills your mouth.
Tsujiri Soft-serve Koicha (Thick Tea) (630 yen), exclusive to the Tsujiri Ginza store
In addition, Starbucks Coffee Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore is located next to Tsutaya Bookstore on the 6th floor, providing a space where you can spend a blissful time sipping coffee with a book in hand. The store has an extensive art and culture section, with a book selection that symbolizes Ginza as an art town.
"Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore"
Located on the third floor, "Framboise" is a crepe and galette specialty shop with its flagship store in Paris, a favorite among Parisians, and has just arrived in Japan for the first time. Made with organic wheat and buckwheat flour, the shop offers both savory and dessert crepes and galettes, making them perfect for both a full meal or a light snack. A standout menu item is the "Galette Dosa" (from 1,580 yen), made with glutinous rice and lentil flour. Seasoned with curry spices, it's reminiscent of an Indian-style galette. Enjoy it with cider or wine.
On the fifth floor, you'll find the California-based cafe "Seventy Two Degrees Juicery Plus Cafe by David Myers." They offer original smoothies made with superfoods popular with health-conscious women, as well as open sandwiches topped with plenty of vegetables. The interior, inspired by the warm climate and worldview of Southern California, has an open and relaxed atmosphere. A healthy drink will quickly help you recover from your shopping fatigue!
Smoothie from Seventy Two Degrees Juicery Plus Cafe by David Myers
The basement level 2, packed with gourmet food, also has a wide selection of eat-in cafes. Cafe Europe is a modern-day revival of a legendary cafe that stood in Ginza 100 years ago. Sit at the counter with a retro-modern atmosphere and enjoy the specialty "Ginza Coffee Jelly" (mug included/800 yen) or "Cafe Europe Blend" (500 yen).
Café Europe's specialty, Ginza Coffee Jelly (includes mug/800 yen)
Tsujiri Ginza Store is the first Kanto location for Tsujiri, a long-established Kyoto Uji matcha maker. Next to the sales area for matcha, which is gaining popularity overseas, and sweets made with matcha, there will be a stand where you can get takeout drinks, including the Ginza store's exclusive Tsujiri Soft Koicha (630 yen). This is the only place where you can eat exquisite soft serve ice cream made with twice the usual amount of high-quality matcha! Savor the taste and aroma of matcha as it fills your mouth.
Tsujiri Soft-serve Koicha (Thick Tea) (630 yen), exclusive to the Tsujiri Ginza store
In addition, Starbucks Coffee Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore is located next to Tsutaya Bookstore on the 6th floor, providing a space where you can spend a blissful time sipping coffee with a book in hand. The store has an extensive art and culture section, with a book selection that symbolizes Ginza as an art town.
"Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore"
