Cafe de Parque

Nestled in the heart of Nishinippori, Cafe de Parque is a charming spot that invites you to unwind and indulge in delightful treats. With over 50 years of legacy, this cafe has become a beloved institution for both locals and visitors alike. As you step inside, the nostalgic ambiance combines warmth and comfort, reminiscent of traditional Japanese kissaten (coffee shops), adorned with charming decor that creates an inviting atmosphere.

The menu at Cafe de Parque is a delightful mix of classic and seasonal offerings, with their black sugar kinako roll cake and freshly baked apple pie stealing the spotlight. Customers rave about the black sugar kinako roll cake – its rich, nutty flavor blended perfectly with the sweetness of black sugar, the cream delicate and satisfying. It's a must-try for anyone with a penchant for authentic Japanese flavors!

Another gem on their menu is the freshly baked apple pie, a dish that requires a cozy 25-minute wait as it is prepared to order. But patience pays off—this piping hot pie boasts a flaky, buttery crust enveloping deliciously spiced apples, served with a scoop of ice cream and drizzled with syrup. Guests have remarked on the experience of waiting, noting how the staff enthusiastically recommends the pie, further solidifying its reputation as a highlight of the menu. As one satisfied patron said, “the crust is crispy on the outside, perfectly chewy inside, and absolutely delicious.”

The coffee is equally impressive, perfectly brewed to complement any treat. Whether you indulge in a classic iced coffee or choose one of their morning sets featuring a tama go sand and refreshing salad for a delightful start to your day, you’re sure to leave with a smile.

For those who enjoy a smoking area, Cafe de Parque offers designated seating, making it a unique spot for patrons who wish to savor their coffee in comfort. The quiet, laid-back vibe makes it a perfect place to read, catch up with friends, or simply watch the world go by.

Cafe de Parque is more than just a cafe; it's a treasure trove of delightful flavors and a cozy retreat from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo life. Whether you're a local or passing through, this charming establishment is worth a visit. Enjoy a slice of history along with a slice of cake!