Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo

Make sure on busy days go down a few meters to log in on your phone. There will be a count down on your phone once you click the qr code. Come back to the entrance when your screen turns blue or the count down is over. Once you get inside, it's a free for all on looking for a table/seat. I wished along with their wait, they would asign you a table instead. Best coffee I've ever had. You have to try the whiskey barrel aged Guatemala coffee. It's a cold brew over a large ice, gives it the alcohol vibe and it actually has a hint of whiskey flavor. Man what an experience. Oh the place is great and 3 floors.

Hands down, the best Starbucks I’ve ever visited! If you’re in Tokyo, this place is definitely worth a visit. Even though it gets pretty busy, the space is designed so well that it still feels spacious and not overwhelming. The atmosphere is lively yet relaxing, making it a great spot to enjoy a unique coffee experience. The staff are super friendly and accommodating, which makes the visit even better. And of course, the menu here has exclusive items you won’t find in regular Starbucks locations.

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.

A gorgeous place, and a truly unique experience! I could watch them roast the beans all day to be honest... The espresso martini tasting platter was especially fun! The architecture was an absolute highlight, and if you go to the 3rd floor onto the balcony, you'll get some really lovely views. You'll likely have to reserve a spot and come back later, but the roastery is located on a lovely strip of shops and cafes that you won't mind the wait.

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.