Title and content are irrelevant. French toast from Pan and Espresso-san that I crave regularly. I passed by the area, so I made a detour and bought it for takeout. French Toast [4.0 stars]: I had been storing it in the freezer, so I heated up half of it: half thawed, and the other half in the microwave at 600w for 1 minute and grilled for 5 and a half minutes. It was cold, half-frozen, and half-burnt. The cold side was crispy and crunchy overall. Since it was cold, the sweetness felt more restrained than usual. It was almost like a custard ice cream. I really like this one too. I know it's better to warm it up, but I just can't help it. The warm side had a creamy crumb and a crispy crust. The ideal French toast texture. It's amazing how the impression changes completely when you warm it up after buying it for takeout. This French toast really shines when heated up. The ideal sweetness that 100 out of 100 people would agree on. It seems like adding maple syrup that the staff gives you when you purchase it would be nice, but I find it delicious as it is... No, I personally think it's tastier as it is. A one-of-a-kind French toast. Another day of complete satisfaction. I've bought takeout many times, so if I have time, I might try the piping hot French toast at the eat-in store.

★Arrived at the restaurant around 8 am on a weekday. We had our meal at a window-side table for two. The chairs were a bit deep, making it slightly inconvenient to eat, but it wasn't a big issue.★The milk bread was topped with plenty of long strips of butter, with honey and maple syrup placed on the side. As someone who enjoys sweet flavors, I drizzled both generously over the bread! It was very sweet and delicious, with the butter soaking into the bread. For those who don't like overly sweet flavors, the carrot and shrimp broccoli side dish provided a nice balance and complemented the meal well. Next time, I want to try the French toast.★There were many delicious-looking bread on display in the store, so I would like to come back for takeout as well.

Cafe ☕️ visit. Tea time with a friend. The inside of the shop has a gentle smell of bread. I want to try the bread next time. My friend was happy with the variety of cream sodas. The seasonal dessert menu is also appealing. I selected a chai latte. It can be changed to soy milk or oat milk. A relaxing and leisurely time ✨

I visited around 4:45 pm on a regular day and was able to purchase smoothly. The cafe was almost full. I bought an iced cafe latte for 600 yen, which had a smooth taste of milk with a rich coffee flavor. I also tried the milk bread for 300 yen, which had a fluffy and refreshing taste. The herb salt bread for 280 yen had a strong herbal aroma and flavor, with a chewy texture. Next time, I want to try the French toast. Thank you for the delicious meal.

There is a café in Omotesando that exudes a European local atmosphere. It is usually crowded, but relatively quiet in the morning. The iced cappuccino is creamy and fluffy, giving a refreshing feeling. Next time, I will try the highly recommended French toast.

- Iron Plate French Toast 1050 yen - Vanilla Ice Cream Topping +150 yen - Ice Cappuccino 650 yen Visited "Pan to Espresso to" in Omotesando for the first time. They have branches in Shibuya and Osaka as well, but this was my first visit. I was looking forward to trying their French toast served from 3 pm, and their fluffy-looking ice cappuccino. I decided to add vanilla ice cream topping to my French toast. First, honey and ice cappuccino arrived. The ice cappuccino looked so fluffy and cute. Then, the hot French toast on the iron plate was served. When it comes to French toast at "Pan to Espresso to," you know it's going to be delicious. The French toast is made using rich brioche bread. It was thick and square, topped with a large scoop of vanilla ice cream. The moment I cut into it, I was shocked by how soft it was. The French toast, soaked in plenty of custard, was incredibly fluffy and creamy. It was like a pudding, with a wonderful buttery aroma. The surface had the perfect crispness while the inside was wonderfully soft and gooey. The combination of hot French toast and cold vanilla ice cream was amazing. The contrast of hot and cold was perfect. The vanilla ice cream topping is a must for this delicious treat. The melted ice cream soaked into the French toast, enhancing the flavor even more. It was great that you could drizzle as much honey as you wanted. I wish I could make such a fluffy and creamy French toast at home. The shop also sells bread, and there were many customers taking out. They have a variety of lunch menus as well. I'll definitely visit again. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I visited during lunchtime on a regular day. Since I was alone, I was seated right away. I ordered the lunch set with a panini and a cafe latte. The panini was crispy and very delicious, and the side dish appetizer was also really tasty. The atmosphere was relaxing even for a solo diner.

A wonderful way to start the day! I had toast with plenty of butter and honey on top. It was beyond words! When paired with a hot café latte, it truly becomes the best breakfast. I'm also interested in trying the French toast next time.

I ordered the famous French toast, and it was deliciously fluffy on its own. But when I added honey, it became even more delicious and I finished it in no time! The other menu items also looked appetizing, and I would love to visit again soon! ^^

This day, I had breakfast at "Pan Es" in front of the shrine. I sat at the counter seat where you can watch the morning work of the bakery, and ordered the "Toast Set" which includes the famous bread (Muu) toast of Pan Es. I also got an iced latte as my drink. When the plate arrived after a short wait, it had Muu toast along with carrot salad, raw ham, ham, and marinated shrimp. The toast was fluffy and crispy, delicious with butter and jam. It was a quiet and cozy space since there was only one other customer that day. I enjoyed a pleasant start to the day with my iced latte in this peaceful atmosphere. Needless to say, it's a great place.

5-minute walk from Omotesando Station B1 exit. The interior has 3 tables for 2 people, a 6-person table, and a 2-seat counter. Limited quantity of Melon French Toast (2000 yen), available from 11 am. A popular mini-sized French toast made with the famous "Mu" bread, topped with two types of melon. It comes with homemade melon sauce, milk pudding, vanilla ice cream, and diced melon on a luxurious plate. The French toast is moist and soft, with a rich egg flavor. The melon pieces are not too sweet, so they pair well with the cream and ice cream. The milk pudding with melon jelly has a light sweetness that complements the melon. The refreshing taste is perfect for summer. They announce when sold out on Instagram stories, and on this day, it sold out before 2 pm. It's recommended to arrive early, as they sometimes sell out by noon. Around 11 am on Saturdays, there was a wait for 3 groups, but by noon, there were 2-3 empty seats.

French toast with whole peaches! I went to Bread Espresso & in Omotesando. I ordered the Peach French Toast (2000 yen) with a drink set including iced coffee. I arrived at the restaurant around 11 am on a weekday and was able to find a seat right away as there were about half of the seats available. They have terrace seating as well as indoor seating with sofa-like chairs for two people, large table seating, and counter seating. Of course, you can also buy bread for takeout. I placed my order through the QR code on the menu at the table and paid at the counter with the receipt. Now, the Peach French Toast I wanted is only available from 10 am, but by the time I arrived at 11 am, there was only one left. Inside the peach, there is a cream with a tartness made from cassis that oozes out when you cut into the peach! The French toast made with buttery "Muu" bread is crispy on the outside and satisfying to eat. The berries and nuts garnishing the dish add a nice texture. I was grateful to have encountered a whole peach that day. It was delicious as always. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the popular shop on Sunday evening, and it was just past 5 o'clock so I was able to get in right away. I ordered the remaining iron plate French toast and salt bread. The French toast was hot and gooey. It was delicious on its own or with honey drizzled on top. Personally, I liked it as it was. It was quite filling, so it was just right for two people. The salt bread had a slightly firm outer crust and a fluffy, buttery interior that oozed. I would like to visit again.

I visited for breakfast. The prices are high, but the satisfaction level doesn't quite match. The quality of the bread varies. The cheese and ham are tasty. The vegetable side dishes are average. The restaurant itself is not particularly clean, and it's not worth it for non-coffee drinkers.

Salmon and cream cheese sandwich. Very large with a satisfying amount to eat. Even though it costs 850 yen, the amount of cream cheese and salmon feels a bit lacking. I wish they would put more in. The cost performance is low at 850 yen. I might not buy it again.

The first encounter with bread and espresso was at a store in Minamimorimachi, Osaka. The bread I ate while feeling a bit hungover was delicious. Now there are stores everywhere. I had some time to kill at Omotesando Station, and since it was late afternoon, I wondered if it would be empty and peeked inside. Surprisingly, it was empty so I entered. I chose my drink from the menu. Instead of a classic dish, I decided to go with bread. I wasn't very hungry so I wanted a smaller bread. I chose the Yuzu Pepper and Sawara Tartine, which looked delicious. I ordered an iced Americano. If you eat in, they will warm up the bread for you. The Yuzu Pepper gives a nice kick, and when combined with olives and lemon, the mild Sawara becomes a fancy fish that goes well with the bread. Delicious. I don't drink much wine, but it seems like it would go well with wine. The store had a pleasant breeze coming in despite the heat outside, making it perfect for zoning out. I left just as more customers were starting to come in. I felt really refreshed for some reason.

I visited around 11:30 on Sunday. There were about 3 groups waiting ahead of me, and I waited for about 15 minutes before being seated. I wanted something light to eat, so I chose a bread from the selection available in the shop instead of ordering from the menu. It was nice that you could eat and drink inside the shop. I chose a French toast and a cafe latte. The cafe latte had a beautiful latte art that matched the name of the shop, made with bread and espresso. The aroma of the espresso was amazing. The taste was enhanced by the sweetness of the milk. As for the French toast, biting into it spread the taste of the French liquid all over my mouth. It was delicious on its own, but even better when dipped in the honey provided. The honey's sweetness was not overwhelming, so I recommend using plenty of it. If I have the chance to visit Omotesando again, I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal.

I had some free time so I stopped by for lunch! I decided to get a lot of items for takeout as well. I ordered a panini set in the store - the salmon and cream cheese one. The bread was delicious as always! It went perfectly with the iced latte. I'm looking forward to enjoying the bread I bought for takeout when I get home!

First visit. I had been wanting to go for a while, and finally made it to Pan to Espresso. There was already a line of 10 people, so I waited for about 20 minutes to get in. On this day, I struggled with the menu but ended up ordering the French toast. The fluffy, sweet French toast spread a smile across my face with each bite. The line didn't let up even as I was eating, so I recommend going with plenty of time to spare. Thank you for the meal!

I just made it in time for the morning rush. I fell in love with the "Honey Toast Set" that can only be eaten in the morning, so I was worried if I would make it in time. It was quite crowded, and I waited for about 30 minutes. The Honey Toast Set was surprisingly large, but when I put my fork in, the toast was fluffy like air and I finished it in no time. The butter on top alone is delicious, but there are two types of honey included so you can enjoy changing the flavor. Next time, I want to try the toast set made with cube-shaped bread called "Muu."

Lunch Set (French Toast): The French toast for lunch is generously drizzled with honey and the cheese sandwiched in between adds a sweet and salty touch! The outside is crispy while the inside is soft and smooth, creating a delicious texture. Visited around 12:30 on a weekday and was able to get a table without waiting.