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Though it sits on a narrow lane opposite some of Ningyocho's few remaining old buildings, Nihonbashi Cafést couldn't be more determinedly modern. This two-in-one venue boasts a cafe area with free wifi and ample power sockets for the nomad worker crowd, flanked by a large window that looks straight into a wood-panelled film studio that can be rented out for Ustream broadcasts. There are half a dozen small tables, plus a counter running along the window that's got enough space for a laptop and a cup of Joe. The funk background music is piped through expensive-looking overhead speakers, and there's a cherry-red La Marzocco espresso machine behind the counter, though judging from the acrid, virtually undrinkable caffe latte we get served, the staff don't know how to use it properly.
Transport Ningyocho Station (Hibiya, Asakusa lines)
Open Mon-Fri 8am-7pm, Sat 11am-5pm / Closed Sun
URL www.cafest.net
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I think Cafést deserves another look -- possibly new barista or better training. Unlike the reviewer, I had a decent cappuccino with some impressive latte art. Btw, for others looking to find the place, it's tucked in the small alley right next to the post office.
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