[2025 Tokyo Restaurant] Travel Guide for Sarutahiko Coffee The Bridge (Updated Apr)

I went to Sarutahiko Coffee The Bridge on the second floor of Harajuku Station! Even though it's directly connected to the station, it has a calm, Japanese-modern atmosphere. It's an adult space that you wouldn't expect to find in Harajuku☕️ The most noteworthy thing is the station-exclusive menu of the "The Bridge" series. In particular, the Barrel Aged, which uses raw beans aged in whiskey barrels, is fragrant and offers a new coffee experience. The wide selection of hot sandwiches, cakes, and Japanese sweets is also attractive. The spacious store is equipped with Wi-Fi and power outlets, making it perfect for morning activities. The seats by the window offer a panoramic view of the Harajuku cityscape and can be used for work and meetings. Be sure to check out the original goods that Sarutahiko fans will love✨ #0 yen travel November

This place was completely empty when I came in during the morning. My plan was to start early and grab a bite while on the way to mwiji jingo shrine which is only a few minutes from here. Turned out to be fantastic coffee and breakfast with a great view over the station and the Harajuku area. I ordered a pour over along with the breakfast. And it was by fat the best pour over coffee I had at this price. I think this place is excellent value. It's spacious too and comfortable. That same afternoon I thought I would get something to drink. That time this place was packed with people. Mostly people working in there on their laptops. I got a matcha latte and pan au Chocolat. Yet again a great tasting and cost effective purchase. #japantrip #breakfast #coffeelovers #cherryblossom2024 #localguides

#thingstodo This coffee shop is definitely one of the better looking café that we have been to. It is located on the second floor of Harajuku station building, hence very convenient location to get to around a shopping district. I loved that once you enter, you have the modern look of the café, and as you walk further inside it will blend into a more traditional environment. In the modern end, you get a large wooden table that is under a sky light window, hence providing with plenty of natural light (even on a rainy cloudy day). While in the traditional side, if you sit near the window side, you get to over look the surrounding area around Harajuku station (helps to be on the second floor). In terms of the drinks. We ordered a matcha latte and pick up coffee beans for myself. The matcha is very very good. Not too sweet, and definitely can taste the matcha. No verdict on the beans yet, as its still waiting in line to be trialed.