Matterhorn

Matterhorn is a long-standing patisserie and café that has been a local favorite since 1952. Known for its classic European-style pastries and charming illustrated packaging, the shop has built a strong reputation over the decades as one of the area’s most beloved sweets spots. Despite its history and popularity, the prices are surprisingly reasonable for Tokyo, making it an easy place to stop by for dessert. We tried their famous Demier cake along with a Savarin, both of which were enjoyable—perfect treats while exploring the neighborhood.

Another highly popular café. The entrance area is for take-out with the café in the backend. Mot of the café options are ice cream or sherbert, but I opted for the seasonal chestnut cream. With a strong scent of chestnuts and sweet cream, enjoyed a fantastic dessert. For guys, best if you go with a female companion. Crowd Size: Very High (5min wait) Serving Speed: Average Payment Method: Cash Only (lunch)

S Swiss Bakery with good choices for cakes (big and small) and cookies. The shop is very popular but they also have a Café area where cake can be ordered together with delicious coffee.

Nice cafe serving lunch with a rotating menu. Dog friendly, lots of magazines and good food. Watch out that it allows smoking inside.

My best patisserie from childhood.