meguri coffee

If you are visiting Nikko, I highly recommend coming here. The atmosphere is very soothing, with a lovely jazz playlist, it features a mix of traditional seating and standard seating. Beautiful mix of furniture. The food is incredible, very well presented and the drinks are great as well. The owner is really friendly. 10/10 experience, highly recommend coming here for breakfast. What’s better, is it’s a 2 minute walk from the bridge and shrines in the area.

Love this place! The menu has very clearly marked vegan options, all the drink have oat or soy milk. The vegan hot chocolate and chocolate banana crepe were both so delicious! Plus the cozy seating area was lovely on a cold snowy day. Definitely recommend

Fantastic spot for a vegan matcha latte and crepes! The vegan crepe with syrup and vegan ice cream paired with a matcha latte was delightful. This is a slow cafe. Come here to live your slow cafe lofi dreams, not for fast food. We sat on the tatami mat, enjoyed sipping coffee and good conversation while the world passed us by. A fantastic cafe with quality coffee and great service. We visited twice during our 3 days in Nikkō.

This place is a gem of the area. Such a perfect and elegant blending of a modern cafe within an old historical house. It’s like a reborn of the aged in a stylish way! The staff are nice, cheerful and very welcoming with their smiley faces. You can choose coffee beans from different countries. I like the Brazil one I chose. The crepe and ice cream is light and yummy. You can enjoy the whole afternoon there and no one is rushing you. BTW, it’s a 3-minute walk from the famous and beautiful Shinkyo Bridge. A must-go in Nikko!

I’m in love with this cafe. The atmosphere was immaculate. They offer a variety of different types of beans for coffee. Their Brazilian originated roast was what they used for lattes on that day and was delicious! They offer crepes as well and even have vegan options! I was so happy to enjoy ice cream for once. There is even free parking in the back!

Delicious crepes and good mocha latte. Very friendly staff and great atmosphere. I ordered the crepe lemon and loved the taste. Our kids ordered the banana crepe and enjoyed it as well.

A very cosy cafe that serves specialty coffee, tea and crepes with soy milk ice cream. The matcha latte was too sweet but the coffee was good. The crepes are very simple with only options of chocolate, maple syrup and banana. Not too varied, however the crepes were tasty, i would recommend getting the crepe with sea salt. What i especially liked was the ambience. It just begs you to spend a nice morning to chill over a good coffee and crepe with friends or just alone. Service is good however, food and drinks preparation was slow. We came in at 9:15am, with 3 customers already seated before us, there was only 1 staff preparing the drinks and food. By the time our drinks and food came, it was already 10am. However the staff did inform us when we came in that it will be a long wait. Did not use the toilet.

Very lovely place. The pancakes were delicious and the hot chocolate was made with real chocolate. Greet ambiance and oat and soy milk available l.

Charming location and delicious food. Highly recommend! It's in an old antiques shop so don't let the old signage fools you. Although they are open till 6pm (from what I can tell), they only serve food until they run out (and then serve tea and sweets after), so earlier the better. The delightful server didn't speak a lot of English but the menu was incredibly simple with two options, and we got one of each. The miso soup that came before the meal was really good. I'm not sure what we ordered (a curry of some sorts and then an unusual meal of an eggy, tofu sheet wrapped around dandelion and rice), but I get the sense that the menu changes frequently. Of the two, I recommend the curry but both were great! Almost better than the food was the picturesque atmosphere. Very cost and didn't feel gimmicky. There were Japanese style tables by the windows and a couple of Western style tables as well. I used the traditional phrases "Itadakimasu" (lit. I will receive, ie bob appetit) before the meal and "Gochiso-sama deshita" (lit. It was a feast), much to our host's delight.