Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo Review Summary

What a stunning architecture! You can probably spend an entire day here only to appreciate the beauty of the building.

Not only coffee, there are wide options for teas and a great bar upstairs serving unique coffee theme cocktails.

Great pastry as well, even a live bakery inside the shop where you can line up for yummy baked items freshly.

I really enjoyed my time here while I was visiting my friend in the neighborhood.

There’s not another place I’ve been in the world that deserves anything else but 5/5 stars. One place for everything: coffee specialty, wood oven pizza, fresh pastry and bakery. Souvenirs and utensils for coffee and cooking are available also. The building is huge (3F) and it’s super clean and convenient. Smells roasted coffee and the people hanging around here are well mannered and classy. Employees here are like your friends and behave like they really care about you and their business. What a place.

It's truly an enormous cafe, spanning at least four floors. It's beautifuly decorated, and even has live music on, I believe. It gets very busy there, so be prepared for queues on the weekends.

They offer a large cariety of tea on one of the floors and all of the other standard Starbucks products. The main downside is that you are likely to need to collect your beverage on one floor and take it to where you're sitting, on another floor.

Prices are generally higher than at other stores.

Overall, it's a worth experiencing it once or twice although I don't think I'd visit regularly given how busy it gets.

Enjoyed the breakfast with a view at this largest Starbucks in, not just Tokyo, but Japan. Level 1 has souvenir corner. Staff also demonstrated how coffee beans are grounded to powder in a huge machinery.

It has four levels of seating. We ordered from level 1, and went up to level 3 for the view. Could have ordered at level 3 instead.

Good place to chill with family/friends.

REALLY AMAZING!!!
I loved Roastery Starbucks in Tokyo. It seemed to me it was the most incredible store of this brand. I never saw anything similar neither in USA nor in Canada and Australia. It is a HUGE, 4 floors building of UNIQUE architecture. Just a building itself would be worth to pass by. The first floors has a good selection of souvenirs, such as bags and chocolates and even a crystal ball with this building. We got some stickers, just to remember this place. The line in December was very short, 5 min tops, so we ordered our coffee. You need to choose the type of BREW which is pretty extraordinary. The assistants are incredibly nice and speak perfect English, so do not worry, they will suggest you the best brewing according to results you want to get. The coffee is served in a branded cup of a beautiful smooth Japanese ceramics, very nice. There is a HUGE selection of sweets. On the 1st floor you get mostly croissants (the best ones are with rasprberry and chocolate) but on a 2nd floor you can indulge into a very generous portion of a freshly made TIRAMISU which is fantastic!!! On the 1st floor there is also a small Italian style bakery where you can get a slice of freshly baked pizza and panino with salami. But if all this is not enough, go to a 3rd floor where the COCTAILS are served. DO NOT MISS their special SAKURA cocktail which is made of coffee, sakura bitter and grapefruit. It is served in an elegant metal glass accompanied by a small box of wagashi, small Japanese sweets.
INCREDIBLE experience. We shall certainly be back!!! The only drawback is the lack of electrical plugs on all floors. I brought my laptop and hoped to stay there, considering how gorgeous is this place, but no way. Or bring your battery ))) Anyway, maybe it is a good thing because it guarantees a good turnover and there are always free seats ))