CAFE Stylo, Tokyo: Burgers and Salads with Greens Grown One Floor Down in Ginza

CAFE Stylo (カフェスティロ) is a San Francisco-style café and restaurant on the 12th floor of the G.Itoya building of the stationery store Itoya in Ginza, Tokyo, and its salads use leafy greens grown one floor below. Itoya's own CAFE Stylo page says the main menu is a salad meant to be a full meal, and that the 11th-floor farm was built so Japan could have American-style salads piled with lettuce.

The CAFE Stylo farm window

In my April 2018 photo, curly-leaved lettuce grows on white shelves under white lights behind a rounded stainless-steel window, with seedlings on the bottom shelf. The frame looks like the one on Itoya's FARM page, which says the plants can be watched at any time through windows made from window frames of the old main store's Stainless Building. The same page says the farm grows frill lettuce, arugula, mint and kale without pesticides for the salads served in the 12th-floor restaurant.

The CAFE Stylo burger, eggs Benedict and meat salad

The burger I photographed in April 2018 was a thick patty with grill marks under red onion rings rolled like a rose, with the bun lid propped on one side. It came on a white oval plate with shoestring fries, ketchup in a small white ramekin and a whole gherkin. The cover photo shows what looks like eggs Benedict: two toasted muffin halves, each topped with a rounded mound under a pale green sauce and thin white sprouts, beside browned potato pieces, mixed greens and a lemon wedge. Time Out Tokyo, on a page dated May 23, 2025, says CAFE Stylo serves fully organic eggs Benedict.

That salad had leaves that look like romaine in a creamy dressing, slices of red-centered meat, white crumbles that look like blue cheese and crispy bits that look like fried onion. Itoya's store page lists CAFE Stylo's food as sandwiches, salads, burgers, American dishes and wine, and calls the burgers hearty.

Before you go

• CAFE Stylo's direct reservation line, according to Itoya's store page, is 03-3567-1108, and Tabelog says reservations are available.
• Itoya's CAFE Stylo page describes high ceilings and large windows, and Time Out Tokyo says the top-floor room has views over the streets below.
• Tabelog's CAFE Stylo listing shows credit cards, electronic money and QR payments, non-smoking seating, no parking, and 54 seats with a private room for 10 to 20 people (checked Nov 14, 2026).

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