LATTEST

I had an iced soy latte which was tasty. The coffee itself wasn't too strong, but you could tell it was decent coffee. The staff were polite and helpful. The venue itself was pleasant. My main issue was with the seats. They were planks of wood and metal sheets and, therefore, uncomfortable. Not a cushion in sight. I don't like it when cafés do that. Price-wise, at ¥900 for a not-so-large glass of coffee, it was a bit steep.

I had a very uncomfortable experience at Lattest Coffee Omotesando today. - When I arrived, there were only 2 customers, and they left shortly after. - The café was basically empty. I ordered my coffee normally. - I am aware of your “no PC / tablet” policy during weekends or busy hours, which is common in many cafes. - I initially planned to work with my iPad and keyboard, but I decided not to work at all. I did not use my keyboard. - I only had my iPad and a Nintendo Switch, simply to relax while enjoying my coffee. - I planned to listen to music and watch YouTube—something many customers do on their phones. - A staff member came and said: “Sorry, no tablets.” - I calmly explained that: There were no customers I was not working I was just watching YouTube, like other customers on their phones - The staff seemed confused, discussed with another staff member, then came back using Google Translate saying: “Because we want people to enjoy drinking coffee.” - I was genuinely confused. I asked politely: “Am I not allowed to enjoy coffee while watching YouTube, even if I’m not working and not disturbing anyone?” - After another discussion, they came back and said: “Okay, but please don’t stay over 90 minutes.” I replied that I already understood and respected the 90-minute rule. Then I was told again: “Please support our policies.” - I showed my Samsung Galaxy Fold and asked politely: “Is this a phone or a tablet? Can I use this to watch youtube?" They said phone is okay. When I unfolded it, it became “tablet size,” and they were confused and couldn’t explain the difference. - At that point, I decided to leave. I did not feel welcome. Additional context - I regularly go to cafés with similar policies, including Streamer Coffee in Nakameguro. - Even when cafés are full and people are queueing, staff there manage policies consistently and respectfully. - Customers know the 90-minute rule and follow it. - I have never been or seen others being asked to stop using a device in an empty café. - Today, your café was almost empty, yet your staff treated me as if I were a problem. This was not about policy—it was about inconsistent logic, poor explanation, and lack of customer empathy. Good luck for the future.

Had to do some work so decided to jump into a cafe- the staff were not very helpful to check if a charging point is available. The iced matcha was not great as well- too milky and expensive for what I’m getting.

I'm surprised this place doesn't get better reviews. I found it to be quite lovely. I'm here to review the coffee. I always like when different blends or single origins are available to choose from. I went with the house blend for my latte and it did not disappoint. Great texture and nice finish. Ratio was good as well. They also have a nice pour over. I love the concrete look of the place. I ordered a chocolate chip cookie but it was pretty dry.

Returning for the signature LATTEST (ie Dirty, cold milk & a shot of espresso) after my first visit almost 10yrs ago - still fabulous! Here is the place where I tried/learnt about this speciality drink, before seeing it has become more common and popular in other cafes and cities.

Really nice coffee shop, just off the road, behind some steps. Coffee itself was very nice with the option to have non diary. Had a chocolate chip cookie which they also offered to warm through so that it was gooey inside. Staff were very friendly and was able to have a brief talk in English and ask some questions. Decor of Lattest is quite industrial with steel chairs, boxes for tables and long wooden benches. A pretty calm place, feels like a nice place to work quietly or for a catch up.

Chilled atmosphere, spacious place with an good product offer. The staff is very friendly and apparently one was in one of the past editions of Terrace Houses (the Japanese version of Bug Brother). Lovely lattes with many milk options (normal, oat, soy and almond milk) and small dessert offer (only 2 options) but there are both pretty good 😊. It is in the basement of a bit off the street so it might be a bit hard to find (at least it was for me 😂🤣) watch our for the A sign on the road. Great seasonal lattes and dogs 🐕 are ok (in a bag).

Coffee is great, they have a really good espresso tonic. Great spots to sit and do some work and the tables have plugs. However, the wifi is spotty and sometimes limits access to random websites so not very reliable to sit and work for long.

Just happened to stumble across this place while look around and wow, this by far has to be my favorite place to get an unsweetened oat milk latte. ***What I ordered **Oat Milk Latte (10/10) ~ Highly recommend getting this if you like a balance of bitter and creamy. Everything about this latte was honestly just perfect. At first I was scared because there was no sweetener, but the oat milk that they use was sweet enough to balance the bitter and acidity of the espresso. Overall, Would definitely come back here again. The latte was super easy to drink and the staff are really nice. :)

I obviously came looking for Mizuki #terracehouse but I didn't have my hopes up. It's been 5yrs since her season. The food was delicious. The service was great. Ambiance was super chill & cool.

Among the bountiful cafes around Tokyo, Lattest is my favorite. I've had numerous business trips to Tokyo and each time I've visited this place on more than one occasion. It's a bit out of the way from the office but Omotosando is a great area to start the day with a delicious cup of coffee or tea and take a leisurely stroll through the various shops and scenery. The Matcha Latte is delicious. Semi creamy with subtle sweetness and a subtle matcha flavor. The warm temperature is soothing and very pleasant with every sip. I love matcha but I also love hazelnut so of course I had to try the Hazelnut Lattest. It also has a creamy and smooth texture with subtle flavors of hazelnut and milk. So delicious. The staff really knows how to brew up some delicious coffee and tea and is very patient despite my initial lack of indecisiveness. The space has comfy bench seating as well as a large hightop bar seating; and wifi is available :)

I am so glad I stumbled upon this gem. I've been trying lattes throughout Tokyo to find my favorite and this one is hitting the top of the list right now. I ordered a hazelnut latte but didn't mention I wanted it hot instead of iced. The lovely gal who gave it to me could tell I was a little disappointed and I almost bought another one that was hot...but they were so sweet and brought me a hot latte on the house! I was truly touched. The kindness of Japan and especially this coffee house is unmatched. Also, both iced and hot lattes were incredible!

Who doesn't come here, for none other than seeing Mizuki from "Terrace House." My hubby wanted to stop by here, and Google map is so well connected in Japan that it lead us safely to her cafe. We got to see her, and had a fan-boy/fan-girl moment. Did the heinous act of asking for a photo with the wonderful gal. She put on a great smile for the camera, and that's all I can ask. The place is super posh, and the latte was good. They have a requirement that you "have" to order a drink for each person if you are planning on taking a seat at the cafe. I saw other stalkers like us, trying to be all low-key while glimpsing and sometimes staring at the poor girl. Sorry, Mizuki-San!!!!!

Came here to see Mizuki but unexpectedly found this place one of the best coffee/tea lattes I've ever had! Went on a Wednesday morning and Mizuki was there to take my order and make our matcha latte! My husband ordered the lattest drink and it was amazing as well. It's on the higher end price but for the taste, I highly recommend

かわいいくておいしいラてですよ！ I'm a huge caffeine/coffee/latte fan and I had this place on my list. I'm not going to lie, that Terrace House personally brought me here. Unfortunately I didn't get to meet Mizuki Chan while there. I came here last summer and purchased one of their seasonal beverages, a coconut lattee. It was super oishii. If you're a coffee sort of person, you should definitely come to this only girl barista place. Lastly, it's a short walk from the Omotesando train station.

We ordered the lattest hazelnut and cold brew for a hot day in Tokyo. The lattest classic is a shot of espresso with cold milk and a pump of whatever syrup (or baileys) and is quite good, but not very worth the hype. I personally love the cold brew but it's very third wave coffee (quite like blue bottle and less like intelligentsia). It has a tinge of sour notes but otherwise quite normal. The cafe itself is gorgeous and has a quaint industrial vibe.

Underwhelming. Cute wood/metal interior. Free wifi. Very small Mille crepe cake slice is available in vanilla. Got a green tea latte as well for 480¥. Latte was cold.. sad face.

Fairly decent latte, the "Lattest," but ultimately nothing special. I personally preferred another of the local coffee shops instead. It's worth checking out if you're right in the area, I suppose.

Cool coffee shop and space. Think it got popularized by Terrace House. The coffee is good, but I can't say it's the best. The latte's seem to be popular as well.

I had the latest, cold milk topped with a shot of espresso and an espresso. The barista could speak English well to get what we want. Great stop if you want to take a break in the middle of the day.

Cute little coffee shop along a quiet street. It was pretty hidden we actually missed it while walking along the street. (Look out for their little signboard!) There was a magazine shoot going on when we visited, but it was business as usual and most of the customers seemed unfazed. The barista (not Mizuki) speaks English, which was super helpful in helping us decide what drink to get. We got two servings of the Lattest, the original and the matcha one. They're basically cold milk with espresso shots. Thought the serving was a little small for the price, and I felt like I couldn't prepared a shot of espresso and pour it into cold milk on my own but... They were still delicious. I particularly enjoyed the Matcha one! Wasn't a big fan of how the interior is structured, too little natural sunlight, which I enjoy. Lots of warm lighting instead. Personal preference here! Probably not my fave coffee place, but would recommend it for people who want something different (their signature Lattest), or to say hi to Mizuki lol.

Best coffee shop in Omotesando．The employees bake fresh treats themselves and thoroughly enjoy showing their passion for coffee through their brewing and lattes crafting techniques. The drinks can get creative as well. I had a Charcole (How this drink is written) Latte. It was fantastic.

There's something about Lattest that I love so much that I can't quite put my finger on. Perhaps it's the free wifi? No, something more... Lattest is a cafe in Omotesando that's located on the same street as the always popular Maisen tonkatsu restaurant. It's a cozily-sized cafe - not as tiny as Omotesando Koffee. The menu is in English and the baristas speak English too, so you won't have any trouble ordering if you're a tourist. I decided to get this month's special - the Rose Latte - which was quite nice. Every hot latte orders comes with a beautiful piece of latte art, so I would recommend getting a hot drink (though the cold drinks looked really good too). The wifi is fantastic and the sitting areas are mostly made for groups of two, though if you have a bigger group, you can always try snagging seats at the communal table. Yes, Lattest is fantastic!! I'll be back for sure.

My husband and I packed A LOT into our short whirlwind getaway to Japan, including all the major Tokyo attractions, like Tsukiji Market, Sensoji Temple, Harajuku, etc. But it was a walk through the back streets of Omotesando while perusing and discovering all the little cafes and boutiques that was one of the most memorable moments in Japan for me. One of our discoveries was Lattest Cafe! Don't get me wrong, I maximized my Japan culinary experiences in the short time I was there, but at some point, I just needed a simple douse of familiar comfort. It's amazing that even in a foreign (to me) country, a coffee shop can instantly make you feel at home. Lattest has that comfortable, homey ambiance and more importantly, it has incredible coffee! Everyone told me that "everything" you eat or drink in Japan is amazing. It's TRUE. The coffee menu looked the same as back home and I ordered something that I typically order on any given day at home, a hazelnut latte with almond milk, fully expecting it to be the acceptable "ordinary" caffeine fix for me. But to no surprise, my latte was exceptional! It gave off a slight roasted flavor and it didn't leave an artificial "syrup" aftertaste, like most coffees back home do. It also had a much "fuller" taste than most coffees I mindlessly consume on a day to day basis. AND, as a bonus, to all you Terrace House Fans out there (I know you're out there), you might just run into Mizuki from Boys and Girls in The City season! She's adorable and personally made my latte! If you are ever in Omotesando and you need a place to rest and kick up your feet, seek out Lattest! You will not regret it!

Nice staff, good coffee, the kind of place that people settle in with their laptop and either work or just browse the Internet... that kind of coffee shop... It didn't blow my mind as being the absolute best I have ever had - it was just a good cup of coffee. If I'm in the neighborhood I'd personally run across the street to the place that is my jam right now rather than go in here. Again, nothing bad about this place at all, good people & good coffee but I just love the neighbors so much more...

I came by on a sunny afternoon and got an iced chocolate latte! It's really delicious! Not too sweet and just creamy enough. Also just enough caffeine to get me through the day but not too much where i couldn't sleep at night! Service was friendly and I will definitely be back again!

I'm beginning to feel like a coffee addict as this is my second coffee review of the day! So happy i ducked into this beautiful minimalist coffee shop today. We ordered a caramel 'lattest' (caramel syrup, cold milk topped with a shot of espresso and an espresso. Coffee had a great aroma and the 'lattest' was delightful to drink. Staff were super friendly and spoke English well. We happened to come on a day when there was a pop-up shop so it was a coffee + fashion kind of day.

Super nice ambience, tried the charcoal latte, americano, and apple juice which were all wonderful!! Also got to meet Mizuki (on a Wed) and she was kind enough to sign a mug!!! Will definitely visit again!

Not the most friendly, and the crowd was on the dull side. Never-the-less, the soy cappuccino was perfect. I would return but would take it to go.

Great matcha latte. Hard to find matcha lattes in Tokyo. Very well done. Great stop of shopping in Shibuya.

It's in a happening area but there are a ton of other cafes in the area that are much better. The ambience was terrible and it looks like an unfinished basement. The only Japanese people here were the baristas who were haughty and obnoxious. Normally people who serve customers are beyond polite and accomodating; this was the opposite. The drinks were overpriced and the lattest was tasteless. Skip.

Stopped off here because the line outside Ometesando was insane. It had reliable wifi, plenty of places to sit, lots of magazines to peruse and friendly staff. Cappucino was pricey but good.