Near the Castle North Park, there is a dog-friendly cafe. The sunny interior has wooden tables. They sell dog goods and have dog-themed decor, creating a cozy atmosphere even for those without dogs. When I visited, there were two groups of customers, neither with dogs. I got a warm Ham & Egg bagel to go. The bagel was delicious, with a crispy crust and plenty of egg filling. I think it would be nice to enjoy the bagel or waffles in Castle North Park when the weather is warm!

Visited this place next to Kitakita Park. The background music was Western music. Ordered a "plain waffle" for takeout. They bake it after you order, and it was served in about 5 minutes. It was hot, so I opened the bag slightly to eat. The waffle was soft and satisfying for a light snack.

I visited for lunch. The bright interior with sunlight streaming in makes you forget about the winter cold. [What I had on this day] - Corn soup set - Clam chowder set - Coffee - Doggy bagel The soup set comes with small bread made with natural yeast and a mini salad. It's nice that they have a variety of menu options for dogs too! I ordered a bagel for my beloved dog. Since dogs tend to eat quickly, I tore it into small pieces and fed it to him little by little. 🐾

I visited the restaurant with my beloved dog. We took a lively walk in the park before enjoying some tea time. Since it was Halloween season, the interior of the restaurant was decorated with Halloween theme. I took a picture of my dog with the Halloween set in the background. On that day, I had coffee, maple butter waffles, cream anmitsu, and horse meat pilaf. My dog enjoyed the horse meat pilaf. The waffles made with natural yeast were fluffy. The restaurant was filled with many people accompanied by their dogs.

There is a pet-friendly cafe located in front of Jokita Park, a large park on the north side of Hikawadai Station on the Tobu Yurakucho Line. I had been wanting to visit as I occasionally go to Jokita Park. On this day, I had some errands nearby and decided to stop by since I heard they offer takeout. I purchased 3 waffles for 460 yen. The waffles, made with natural yeast, were baked after I placed my order. They were warm and delicious when I brought them home. The outside was crispy and the inside was chewy. It had been a while since I had waffles, so I really enjoyed them. The cafe also bakes bagels using natural yeast. They offer sandwich menus for dining in, as well as takeout options for sandwiches (bagels cannot be purchased individually for takeout). I look forward to going back when I have more time to relax and enjoy dining in. I will definitely visit again.

After playing plenty in the dog run at Jokita Chuo Park, it's time for a happy and enjoyable lunch. We found a restaurant near Jokita Chuo Park where dogs can eat together, so we walked there from the park! The restaurant was right in front of the park! It's a pet-friendly shop with dog food available, which is very convenient. If you live nearby, it seems like a common course to go to the dog run and then to this cafe. Everything in the shop, from the small items on display to the items on the shelves, was adorable. The menu on the table also had a homemade feel and the fabric was cute. There were dog beds in the shop, and since there were many dog owners inside, their dogs seemed curious about other dogs. I chose the dog food "Horse Meat Pilaf Kunkanwan Menu" for my beloved dog! There were also dog bagels and dog waffles, so I was seriously considering them even though I wasn't going to eat them. My dog ate it all up in one go. After eating, he licked the plate as if asking for seconds. I couldn't buy horse meat before, but since coming to Japan, I have started eating horse meat, so I'm sure it was a new and delicious taste for him. For the human meal, I had iced tea, iced coffee, and Meat Doria. There were three types of Doria: curry, chicken, and plain. The hot Doria warmed me up after eating. The soup set comes with natural yeast bread and a mini salad. I'm interested in the natural yeast bagels and waffles, so I want to have lunch there again when I visit Jokita Chuo Park's dog run! Chienalamode Cyan A La Mode Tokyo, Nerima-ku, Hikawadai 2-11-3 503-3937-4054

The interior of the store is unified in white and beige, creating a very calming atmosphere. The decor is stylish and tasteful. The bagels and waffles made with natural yeast are delicious and very filling. They offer a variety of menu options for dogs, all made with safe ingredients. They also make birthday cakes, so you can have a party at the shop for your birthday. Located right in front of Jokoh Park, it's a great place to stop by after visiting the dog run, with a nice environment.

The takeout of bagels as a standalone item was not available before, but now it is being sold for a limited time during the summer. You can get three for 600 yen. Despite their small diameter, they have a considerable height. They seem to have grown taller compared to before. They look like cute little apples or small mountains, and they have a satisfyingly chewy texture that might make your jaw a little tired (laughs). The skin is thin but firm. The taste is gentle, like natural yeast (not sure of the exact type). Additionally, there were also mini mountain breads available for takeout, where you could get two for 380 yen.