#1 for coffee “Enjoy the detailed explanations from staff about coffee bean varieties and flavor notes”
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47 places ranked by how good the vegan version of their coffee tastes, going by Google Maps and HappyCow reviews. GLITCH COFFEE & ROASTERS takes the #1 spot. 13 places on the list aren't very vegan-friendly overall (grade D or E): reviewers rate the vegan coffee there, but ask for the vegan version when you order.
#1 for coffee “Enjoy the detailed explanations from staff about coffee bean varieties and flavor notes”
#2 for coffee 
#3 for coffee “Try the iced anko (red bean) latte for a sweet, earthy flavor”
#4 for coffee “Enjoy plant milk options like oat milk in your coffee”
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#6 for coffee 
#7 for coffee “Enjoy plant-based milk options including oat and soy in your coffee drinks.”
#8 for coffee 
#9 for coffee “Oat, soy, and almond milk alternatives are available for your coffee”
#10 for coffee 
#11 for coffee “Try the matcha latte with cashew milk for a smooth, authentic flavor.”
#12 for coffee “Try the hot hazelnut latte with plant milk options”
#13 for coffee “Try the hand-whisked matcha latte with oat milk for an authentic experience”
#14 for coffee 
#15 for coffee “Order the affogato with espresso for a rich vegan-friendly dessert beverage”
#16 for coffee “Try the vegan oat cookie with chocolate chips, highly recommended by multiple reviewers.”
#17 for coffee “Order coffee paired with pastries or breakfast dishes for the best experience”
#18 for coffee “Try the red bean waffle for a standout treat”
#19 for coffee “Enjoy oat milk in your coffee at no extra charge”
#20 for coffee “Enjoy oat milk coffee options, highly recommended by several visitors.”
#21 for coffee “Order matcha or coffee with oat milk as a vegan beverage option”
#22 for coffee “Enjoy the outdoor seating and garden terrace for a relaxing atmosphere”
#23 for coffee 
#24 for coffee “Try the organic oat milk matcha latte for a well-balanced, authentic flavor”
#25 for coffee 
#26 for coffee “Try the vegan brownie or cinnamon maple latte for delicious plant-based treats”
#27 for coffee 
#28 for coffee “Try the soy, almond, or oat milk for your matcha latte”
#29 for coffee “This small café has only counter seating, so solo dining is ideal.”
#30 for coffee “Order coffee with oat milk, a well-recognized vegan-friendly option here.”
#31 for coffee “Try the original vegan donuts, available in maple and chocolate flavors”
#32 for coffee “Customize your cafe au lait drink with various milk and sugar options”
#33 for coffee 
#34 for coffee “Try the avocado toast on homemade seeded loaf, especially on weekends.”
#35 for coffee “Plant milk is available for coffee and hot drinks”
#36 for coffee “Vegan food options are very limited or unavailable; plant-based drinks are safest.”
#37 for coffee 
#38 for coffee “Try the soy meat vegan burger for an affordable plant-based meal”
#39 for coffee “Try the açai bowl, a popular vegan-friendly breakfast option”
#40 for coffee “Try the vegan snickerdoodle and matcha coconut cookies from O.v.g.o bakery”
#41 for coffee “Try the gluten-free banana bread and vegan muffins”
#42 for coffee “Use the English touchscreen kiosk for easy ordering and customization.”
#43 for coffee “Try the Buddha bowls for a flavorful savory meal”
#44 for coffee “Order oat, almond, or organic soy milk for coffee with a small upcharge”
#45 for coffee “Try the vegan apple crumble and chocolate cakes when available”
#46 for coffee “Try the fluffy pancakes, they are the highlight here”
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GLITCH COFFEE & ROASTERS tops our ranking for the best vegan coffee in Tokyo. We ranked 47 places in Tokyo by how good Google Maps and HappyCow reviewers say the vegan version of their coffee tastes.
This list has 47 places in Tokyo that serve vegan coffee. Their average Spinach rating is 4.4 out of 5.0.
Yes. 3 of the 47 places on this list are fully vegan.
The rank is about the dish, not the venue. A place can make some of the best vegan coffee in Tokyo and still have few other vegan options, unclear labels or staff who don't know the menu well. That is what the A–E Vegan Friendliness grade on each card measures. 13 of the 47 places here are graded D or E. There, ask for the vegan version when you order.