Engawa Cafe (Showa no Ie)

The American coffee was bitter but thats just my baby tastes. The apple pie was real nice as well. The atmosphere was very Showa-esque and cozy.

Very beautiful and atmospheric cafe with a confusing schedule as they work only 4 days a week and none of those 4 days are weekends The house and the garden are amazing. Coffee is nicely brewed, good beans. Tarts are also tasty, put I’ definitely recommend to make a cheesecake layer thicker or the cookie crust thinner as the texture is a bit unbalanced now. This cafe is definitely worth a visit. I mean, the vibe!

Nice cafe in beautiful Showa period building. Great setting to enjoy their coffee and cakes.

This café is definitely one of the best places in Tokyo, a hidden gem that transports you back in time as soon as you step inside. The desserts change according to the season but the coffee is always delicious. The garden and the house are just so calming and delightful and it creates such a beautiful space to spend time with friends or just by yourself. The customer service is lovely and kind too, which is why I can’t recommend this place enough. I love love love everything about this place. Coronavirus measures are properly enforced - Tables are very spaced away from each other, there is plenty of alcohol spray and everyone must wear a mask to enter.

I loved to take a break in this place in the hot weather today. This place is calming, beautiful and the food are so delicious. I will comeback to try another menu someday :)

美しい庭園を眺めながら、静かで落ち着いた空間にとても癒されました。 ちょうど紫陽花が見頃で、とても綺麗でした。 15時頃に伺ったところ、ケーキ類はすべて売り切れだったので、今度はもう少し早い時間に再訪したいです。

Beautiful place to get coffee and sweets. You forget where you are

Damn near cried, this was so good. The peach tart was an absolute gift from the gods—perfect butter crust, fluffy and not to sweet tart filling, topped with fresh and succulent peach slices. Complete chef's kiss. The garden in the back is heaven on Earth—I could literally stare out at it all day. Ah, but the review wouldn't be complete without mention of the people who work there! My server is probably the sweetest human being I've ever met. Didn't speak much English, but man was she so damn nice and accommodating to my broken Japanese! I felt so welcome and appreciated as a guest—she went up and beyond the call of duty as a service person to make me feel at home and at ease. Will definitely be coming back every time I'm in Tokyo!