ONIBUS COFFEE Nakameguro 3 Chome

Ordered one cup for takeaway just to try the coffee. We sat down briefly while waiting for the drink (not even a minute), and my husband happened to sit next to me for a moment. We were immediately told to leave because only one person could sit for one order. What was surprising was the lack of basic politeness,not even a simple “sumimasen,” which is usually common in Japan. The staff were not friendly at all. With so many great coffee places around offering better coffee and much nicer service, I probably wouldn’t come back

TLDR; great cup of coffee, even better banana bread We arrived as soon as they opened and were pleasantly surprised that there was no line in spite of being so popular on IG. The coffee here is delicious and smooth but the real winner for me was the banana bread WITH espresso butter — the bitter really makes all the difference. They have a lovely space upstairs where you can watch the trains go by.

Ordered filter pour (Ethiopia Worka Sakaro)- coffee was amazing; juicy body with berry acidity, nectarine sweetness and black tea finishing. A pretty place to chill in the neighbourhood. Friendly staffs.

Whenever I visit a specialty café, I typically order 2–3 coffees, or opt for a coffee flight if available. On my recent visit to Onibus Café, I sampled a filter coffee from Guatemala and their signature Café Latte. We regularly purchase coffee from Onibus, and we still have some of their blends stashed away in our fridge. However, I felt it was worthwhile to check out the café to see if there was anything new on offer. *Great coffees and a wonderful vibe!**

Super spacious coffee shop,lots of coffee on the menu’ to choose specifically for hand drip and few food options for little breakfast. I got a latte and an Honduras natural hand drip, coffee really on point and food too, I took an ham and cheese toastie plus banana bread both super yummy!!

I really enjoyed the cafe americano and their cold brew is refreshing but I prefer a bolder flavor. The shop is cute and cozy. It’s small but thoughtfully designed. The staff are friendly and can communicate in English.

Very cute and quirky place in the area. Coffee is good and small spot outside on first floor to enjoy coffee on the cool January day during most recent visit. Upstairs is very cozy if outside too cool. Enjoy the walk along the tracks from the station in the area.

Nice and relaxing coffee cafe. We were walking around Nakameguro and decided to stop by for a drip coffee. We took coffee of the day (it had a nice and smooth taste), tea (just a regular tea) and two peaces of bread (banana and matcha). Both were good. Nice place to chill and relax a bit after exploring Tokyo districts.