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#2 of 24 Cafes in Chuo City #2 of 24 Coffee shops in Chuo City

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.29

0.1 km from the center of Chuo City

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★48%
  • 4 ★39%
  • 3 ★8%
  • 2 ★3%
  • 1 ★1%
5 Chome-9-17 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Tricolore Ginza?
Tricolore Ginza is rated 4.3 out of 5 based on 871 reviews.
How does Tricolore Ginza rank in Chuo City?
Tricolore Ginza is #2 of 24 Cafes in Chuo City by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Tricolore Ginza located?
5 Chome-9-17 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan — 0.1 km from the center of Chuo City.
How can I contact Tricolore Ginza?
Phone: +81 3-3571-1811 · Website: tricolore.co.jp
Melisa Woo
I went there on a Friday 3pm and there was a short queue. Waited for around 15 mins and got seated. It is an excellent retro cafe that gives you a strong vintage vibe.
Services were outstanding, one of the best. Food, I had an apple pie and the crust was great. Cafe au lait was ok. Slightly overpriced.
I would definitely visit again and hopefully can sit by the counter next time, would like to try their breakfast too.
M.
I found this place by chance walking down the street, very interesting design and style. Cake and coffee were served timely and everything was pretty good. I am not a big fun of pour over coffee but I liked it this time. A very nice little spot in Ginza worth a visit to relax.
Damian Husted
European atmosphere with very attentive, precise and immaculate staff.
Customer service was exemplary and the coffee was excellent.
You will be treated like royalty and impressed with the respect and dedication that these people execute their work.
Deducting a star for atmosphere due to the “too European” feel I got in a city like Tokyo. Probably very popular with American boomers that romanticise anything European. Just calling it how I see it. ✌️
Jing G.
Had weekend breakfast at this cafe as it opens early. There was a queue at 9am on a weekend, but after about 20 minutes wait we were able to enjoy breakfast in the peaceful dining environment in a beautifully done classic style cafe.

Breakfast set was simple but the bread was large and crusty for a nice buttery toast. Saverin orange pastry was tasty. 👍
Edwin Makmur
Lovely place to chill and have dessert. Vintage design. When i visited there, a lot of individuals went there, so it was very quite place to hang. The cheesecake and the coffee were good too.
Viamie
I definitely looked like a tourist today but they treated me with kindness and respect which I really appreciate. I got the set and a cheese tart. Delicious- and if you taste a lot of coffee, this may be refreshing of a change for you while in Japan, I don’t know if they change the blends but this one had an interesting funk- almost fruity like taste to it! So nice to escape just the basic roast!
Gregor Kobe
Absolutely loved this cafe! We wanted to do the happy pancake and there was a 6h wait HAHA, so we went to this place for a coffee and what a gem we found!!! We were lucky to get a seat at the bar, and we got to enjoy the view of fresh coffee being made, while we munched on this juicy orange cake and eclairs. Staff super friendly and accommodating, the vibe calm, relaxing and peaceful. Such a gem!
Jonathan Adijanto
Came in for an afternoon coffee with family. Had a coffee and cake set with additional coffees.

The blended coffee is great. Strong yet not too acidic. The tableware is of high quality and adds to that feeling you're eating at a place of history.

The staff are very friendly and personable, making you feel right at home.

The orange cake bursts with Cointreau and is delicious. The cream is mixed with vanilla beans and complements the orange alcoholic sweetness fantasticly.

It is my strong recommendation to take a break from Ginza shopping to drop by Tricolore.

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