Woodberry Coffee Setagaya - Tokyo

My man and I visited this caffe after they information online that they offer vegan sweets. when we arrived, none of the sweets were clearly called vegan, so I asked the personal and he answered kindly that they are actually vegan. I don't know why they didn't mark them, but I was just happy that they were vegan and that the personal knew about veganism. I tried the chocolate chip skeleton and brownie and their dirty chai, which is called because it contains a shot espresso. everything was delicious! They allowed me to use my Eco Cup for the drink. another pleasant surprise was that they can choose soy milk for their drinks without a price (oat milk is a little extra). there are not many vegan options in the opposite, so I am glad to have found these! I'll go back.

Full vegan sweets, beautiful atmosphere with vinyls, background music, and good choice of coffee beans. the only thing to note is that the tables are so that it seems more a caffe to eat and drink only, it would not necessarily recommend studying.

On a side street of meiji dori lies this cozy caffe, where I had a delicious and filling French toast and the seasonal black latte valencia. soft ambient music played in the background.

Since this caffe is not labeled as full vegan, happy cow doesn't leave me 5 stars (I don't have any idea how rose came around this rule! , but it deserves her. because of the pandemic notstand in tokio we could only take coffee and baked, otherwise I would have ordered safely, because everything was just so delicious! the staff was really friendly and friendly. they assured us that all their different baked vegans were and detailed the various types of drinks they offered. we had the tansania mocha with soy milk, a long black with peña roja bean, a chocolate chipswee and a kakao and nut brownie. the drinks and the baked were all really delicious, the brownie was more like a cake than a brownie, but regardless of it it was spectacular! I am very happy to go back soon! really 5/5!