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It's just a few paces away from Takeshita-dori, Harajuku's youth shopping Mecca, but this old-fashioned café couldn't feel much further removed. Christie first opened in 1980, and it's clung stubbornly to its image of twee, English-style tea rooms ever since. If you need to unwind after a day of retail madness, pull up a chair and order their tea and scone set, for a relaxingly retro treat.
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Transport Harajuku Station (Yamanote line), Takeshita exit
Telephone 03-3401-2866
Open Daily 11am-10pm (Sun until 9pm, hols until 9.30pm)
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