Hidden gem near Shibuya. Cafes in Shibuya can get very crowded and busy, especially on weekends, but this new spot is a bit away from the center and wasn't busy at all on a weekend afternoon. Lots of food and drink options, although no plain black tea available.
A large and spacious cafe near Harajuku station. Surprisingly not very crowded considering the area, but I guess the vibe is a bit "corporate-y" so it's probably not the most popular cafe for tourists. In any case, it's a great spot to sit and get some done. Fast wifi, and especially the counter seats are great if you need power.
Modern, clean cafe located close to the city centre. Coffee was alright, and the WiFi was a tad slow on the terrace seat but it was manageable. There's a lovely sourdough bakery right next to it so you should get something to eat there.
There's a small second floor seating area, with nice windows overlooking the train tracks. It seems to be a very popular tourist destination though, with a lot of people constantly taking photos and selfies. It can be a bit distracting. Mornings are probably best if you want a relaxing environment. Contrary to what some reviews say, there is WiFi that works well. There is a power outlet as well.
A good cafe if you're looking to work/study and also have some lunch. The atmosphere feels very relaxing and homey with soft music playing in the background. There's a good choice of both drinks and food. I tried the Japanese curry rice, which was really tasty. The cafe is small and it filled up in the afternoon, so it's good to arrive early!
A short walk from the Grand Front area. It was very quiet on a weekday (just one other customer while I was there). The staff was very friendly. There are some power outlets if you need, and the "USEN Free WiFi" was very fast. Be careful with the low door frame in the restroom as I managed to bang my head on it!
A café in the lobby of the Downtown Camper hotel. It has a dedicated co-working space with a big table at bar height as well as a few smaller tables and a sofa. The WiFi is decent, drinks are cheap considering the location and the staff is friendly. The co-working space is technically separate from the café which has a no-laptop policy and the café plays some quiet music. They technically close at 17 but they invited everyone to go to the hotel lobby which has additional tables and power outlets available.
A large spacious cafe (also art space / rental venue) with several large work tables, counter seats, and sofa area. Large windows with good natural lighting. Good food and decent drink selection. Fast WiFi, but not very many tables have power outlets unfortunately. Pretty empty and quiet on a weekday so definitely a nice place to sit and get some work done at.