If you didn’t know it was there you might walk right past Espresso D works without enjoying one of the best coffees and spots to take a breather from the hustle and bustle of Ebisu.
Inside is an eclectic mix of the proprietor’s favourite things. A sea of exposed bulbs, hints of old-world grandeur alongside quirky features including a coffee bean sculpture comprised of 25,000 beans. The glossy black la Marzocco takes pride of place on the marble benchtop and if you are lucky Maho will be standing behind it ready to make you a delicious brew.
Brunch is a must and the ricotta pancakes should not be missed.