February Cafe

Busy and tiny coffee shop with food options focused on toasts and puddings. My matcha latte was great, the pudding was nice. My husband also thought his salmon toast and drip coffee were okay. I mean, it was all good, but not surprising. Also because of this, I was quite impressed by the amount of people waiting to be seated after we left. The place is cute, but quite small, tables are really next to each other. Service was efficient and polite. Based on my experience, it seems to be mainly visited by tourists. @gigicomidinhas

Nice and easy breakfast spot in Asakusa. One could say that the menu could include more items, but there’s something about having fewer items executed really well - this is the case for February coffee. The coffee was great, as was the breakfast yogurt and buttery toast, which was served hot and fresh. I enjoyed the teeny tiny syrup pourer that came with the toast.

I can't fault the place, for what it offers is tasty and homely. The bread that supports their variety of toasted items is locally sourced I believe, with their own February blend for the hand poured coffee. It's a good treat, in a calm area, especially from the bustle of the tourist-laden areas.

The pudding taste was questionable so i would not recommend it but the rest was greatbut its whole vibe is very cute and it's giving cottage core

This is a darling little café with very tasty breakfasts! Loved the cinnamon, honey toast, and the cheese toast was good as well. The menu is small, but if you are here you are probably looking for toast. We also tried the seasonal pudding and it was OK but one of the sauces on it was a little bitter for our tastes. The great thing is this café is also open earlier than many others in the area. Chai latte was great as well!

Hands down amazing coffee. Asked for extra hot and it was really piping hot, toast was decent. Really friendly staff, nice ambience and there’s free wifi. Would defo recommend

February Café is a solid breakfast spot near Asakusa Station with very easy access. They open early, which makes it a convenient choice to grab a good toast and coffee before starting the day. It does get busy in the morning, but the wait time is usually minimal, so it’s not really an issue. Great option if you’re around Asakusa and want a simple but satisfying start to your day.

Soft, warm and fresh scones 🤤 I LOVED the clotted cream and brown sugar syrup! So yummy, excellent coffee and overall the cafe was just beautiful!