There are three bike parking spaces in front of the shop, but on this day, the shop's car was parked there. It's a bit cramped, but everyone seems to be placing their bikes on the left side. There is an eat-in space outside the shop where you can enjoy the bread and coffee you purchased. Enter after disinfecting with alcohol, pick up bread with tongs and a tray on the right side, pay at the register on the left side, and order coffee, etc. at that time. While waiting outside, they will serve you your drink. After you finish, return the tray and other items. If there are no cars parked, you can enjoy your bread in a relaxed atmosphere near the greenery next door. If you're not a fan, the atmosphere is very pleasant. It would be great if they could warm up the bread for eat-in. Crispy (¥220), Melon Bread Ice Cream (¥150+50), Mild Curry Bread (¥160), Canelé (¥180). Huh? What about this character bread... or rather, the tape on the bag... near Iwakura Station...

- Located in Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City, there are chairs and tables next to the shop where you can eat on the spot. There is also a restroom, making it a nice place. The coffee beans are roasted at the shop. Since it was past lunchtime, most of the sandwich options were sold out. Oh well. Tandoori Chicken - 280 yen A tortilla-like dough wrapped with tandoori chicken and lettuce. The chicken is spicy and the potato chips are a nice touch. Bagel Sandwich - 280 yen The bagel here is light and fluffy, unlike the usual chewy texture. It's so good that you'll finish it in no time. I tend to stop by whenever I pass by.

I purchased garlic bread, mini curry buns, and mini piroshki. They are a bit pricey, but I'm happy that I can try different types of bread in mini sizes. All the bread is delicious. They have a wide variety of products and a convenient parking lot.

When you leave Yoshida Pan and continue on, you will come across a bakery surrounded by greenery. There are so many bakeries in the Kitayama area! There is a parking space in front of the shop. In front of the entrance, there are tables where girls are enjoying brunch. I stopped by out of curiosity. I tried some snacks that seemed perfect for a little treat. The "Neji Neji" is a small, crispy fried bread that is a bit longer than your middle finger. The rusk is a nostalgic treat with plenty of sugar. The thin dough topped with cheese was crispy and had a delicious aroma, perfect as a beer snack. Thank you for the meal!

I had been curious about the charming bakery, Cotia Coti, for a while. When I happened to pass by, I was drawn to its quaint and fairytale-like exterior. It felt like a cute little house straight out of a Ghibli movie. The bakery offers a variety of sweet bread, all made without additives, which is reassuring. They also have character bread for kids like Anpanman and Crayon Shin-chan. The warm and inviting atmosphere matched the adorable exterior, making it a delightful experience to choose bread. - Apple Muffin (120 yen): Topped with crunchy apple slices and a sweet cinnamon aroma, this muffin has a fluffy texture and smooth melt-in-your-mouth quality. - Gâteau Pumpkin (170 yen) *Halloween limited edition: Vibrant pumpkin color with a substantial weight. It's reminiscent of pumpkin pie without the spices and has a restrained sweetness. I recommend eating it with whipped cream. - Adult Cream Pan (180 yen): Filled with homemade custard cream, cream cheese, and rum raisins in abundance. It's like eating a mousse cake and has just the right amount of sweetness. This is a must-try. I hope this kind of cream pan becomes a trend.

There are many cute and pretty breads in small sizes. The prices are reasonable, so I ended up buying a variety of them. You can also purchase drinks. You can eat outside as well. Apple boost cinnamon with lots of apple and cream. Adult cream bread for 220 yen. It has raisins and cream cheese inside, with a crispy sugar coating, providing various textures. Gâteau Chocolat? Fluffy chocolate sponge cake coated in chocolate. All three have strong but easy-to-eat flavors. A loaf of bread for 280 yen, sliced into 5 pieces. Even when toasted, it's fluffy and delicious! There seems to be a wide variety of savory bread as well. It was close to closing time, so I received a freebie. Thank you very much.

Dry and cool weather, perfect for enjoying some bread! It was a little past 12:30 on a weekday. I stopped by here after visiting And Bread Kitayama, as I had seen it in a magazine before. The terrace of the shop was bustling with children and their moms enjoying a bread lunch. The atmosphere inside the shop was a bit underwhelming, with no hard-core bread selection as I had expected. It felt more like a typical neighborhood bakery. The bread lineup seemed geared towards children, with many options that kids would enjoy. Some items were sold out due to the large group of customers enjoying lunch outside. Here are the items I purchased (prices include tax): Bread Pudding (100 yen) - a small triangular piece that was delicious. Lemon Cream (200 yen) - I love lemon sweets, but I've had better lemon cream pastries elsewhere. Keema Curry Baked Curry Bun (160 yen) - a mild and easy-to-eat curry bun, not spicy at all. Orange Cream Bun (160 yen) - cream with bits of orange inside, a child-friendly option that I also enjoyed. I froze it and then thawed it to eat, and it was delicious. The bread prices were reasonable and inclusive of tax, making this bakery a convenient and affordable option for a quick snack. It reminded me of Clover Bakery in Karasuma Oike.

It was a popular bakery among families. They had a wide variety of bread at reasonable prices. They offered a point card and fun stickers for young children, as well as a play area in the garden and tables and chairs for eating on site. It was a bakery loved by the locals. The taste was also delicious. Olive bread, curry bread, edamame and cheese bread.

Discovered this shop while taking a walk in July 2018. Bought 2 breads for ¥460. The shop has a cute look, but the lack of friendliness from the staff was disappointing. There are plenty of delicious bread shops in Kyoto, so we probably won't make a special trip here again.

The bakery shop owner, who looks like they came out of a picture book, is also very cute!

Visited before 9 am. Slightly small but reasonably priced at just under 100 yen. Maybe because I went early, there were no hard items, only side dishes. Bought only a 280 yen slice of bread.

I went to buy morning bread. There is a parking lot in front of the store, which is convenient when going by car. There are white flowers blooming on the premises, creating a nice atmosphere. There is an eat-in space outside where you can enjoy coffee. There are many types of bread available, including sweet bread, savory bread, etc. This time, I bought bread such as sandwich bread, croissant, curry, cream, jam, etc. They were all delicious. Next time, I would like to try the coffee as well. Thank you for the meal.

The bagel sandwich with slices of salami and cheese was delicious. I also liked the curry bread, especially the sweet taste of the crust.

Cost performance is great.