The Little BAKERY Tokyo

This American-style bakery specializes in cakes and donuts, and it’s clear a lot of care goes into what they make. Both the cakes and donuts are very tasty, with a well-balanced sweetness that doesn’t feel overpowering, allowing the flavors to come through nicely. The bakery has a cool, stylish atmosphere that makes it a pleasant place to visit, whether you’re stopping by for a treat or taking something to go. Portions and quality feel fair for the price, offering good value overall. If you’re looking for classic American desserts that are done thoughtfully and not excessively sweet, this bakery is definitely worth checking out.

This is a cute cafe, located in a small alley a little walk from Main Street like 5 minutes walking. They have a variety of donuts, pastries and even food. We got a turkey avocado sandwich and beef omelet. Food was just decent but the matcha latte that I got was really good. The matcha was good quality came out with the latte art. Donuts were chewy and the topping sauce was good and thick. I like strawberry lemonade donut more than the raspberry pistachio donut. But my favorite was the scone. I love their raspberry scone. The texture was just right not so crumbling and perfect sweetness. We got a few other pastries but they were just ok. However, there’s another park are tables for dining. You can just order first then grab a seat.

Great design, kind of reinvented retro place but without a real identity in what to provide. From croissants to pies, from sandwiches to donuts, you have a lot selection. I got a croissant and Nutella donut, both were very good, but I couldn’t stand the size of the latte, more like a cappuccino. Limited amount of seating and very chaotic inside. Best recommendation, grab to go and enjoy somewhere in around the neighbor.

It's a warm cafe and delicious food. I found it for breakfast. I got a croissant plate, salad, Sakura cupcake, and iced Americano for about ¥2,700? Seating is limited but I got a spot at the bar stools. The rabbit heads are interesting 😂

Came for the pumpkin pie and although the crust was not how I prefer it, the flavor was what my American heart was missing. I also wanted to try the chai…unfortunately it was too milky for me. I also tried some doughnuts and I loved the variety and more fluffy texture. It reminded me of the mom and pop doughnut shops from back home. Also had a panini sandwich…was meh. But I definitely want to go back and try more!

Saw it on the map and it said they have vegan doughnuts so it was a no brainer for me. Don't understand all the one star reviews at all about the staff being rude or not foreigner friendly in particular, the service is as friendly as it gets here meaning extremely regardless of your nationality. The interior and atmosphere alone makes you want to sit in and contemplate over that thick mug of coffee, I suggest you sit at the bar for the full experience. Anyways kinda glad this place only has 3 point something stars and I guess thanks to that it's not overcrowded

Didn’t realised it was right beside Menchirashi😆 Almost no wait for us, lucky us, cause the next customer had to wait for dine-in spots😅 but they are really fast with the clean ups so new seats are available soon. We ordered a milk tea, very bland and a little bitter, not my usual milk tea. But I soon know why because their doughnuts are super sweet😥 Ordered the maple and bacon doughnut and a grilled cheese sandwich. There’s bacon there but, i tasted more of the maple syrup rather than anything else. It’s like the whole doughnut had been soaked in maple syrup. It’s WAY too sweet. The grilled cheese sandwich ended up to be our favourite! Will definitely grab a grilled cheese sandwich to-go the next time I’m in the area!

Little Bakery, huge flavor! Flaky, buttery croissants + a perfect cappuccino = morning made. Their croissants are insanely good. Hands down the best I’ve had in my life. A must-try spot!