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This glorious throwback of a coffee shop serves Nel drip brews amidst antique lamps and furniture, at a secluded location not far from Harajuku Station. The teen shoppers who flock to the neighbourhood are unlikely to understand its appeal, but grown-ups with a nostalgic bent might warm to Enseigne d’angle.
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Transport Harajuku Station (Yamanote line), Takeshita exit
Telephone 03 3405 4482
Open Daily 10am-11pm
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