Cute! Stylish! And delicious!! I finally got to visit the bakery I've been wanting to go to! The interior of the store had many young, cute girls. My favorite is the canelé. I'm not a big fan of the crispy outer layer, so I highly recommend it to those who feel the same way!

The Little BAKERY Tokyo Located in Harajuku, a popular bakery cafe within walking distance from Harajuku with a neon sign as a landmark. The shop features an American retro exterior, and the interior and terrace seats are filled with an overseas atmosphere, allowing you to enjoy a non-daily experience. Once you enter the shop, you will see plenty of bread and donuts, all looking delicious and making it hard to choose. Donut hot sandwich, iced Americano, and on sunny days, the open terrace outside is spacious and comfortable. There is also a Christmas tree decorated at this time of the year. Be sure to check it out! - Shop Information: Name: The Little BAKERY Tokyo Address: 6-13-6 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Business Hours: 10:00-19:00 Closed: None Seating Capacity: About 20 seats (including counter seats) Access: 5 minutes walk from Omotesando Payment: Card accepted, electronic money accepted naotaka_cafegram I will be posting my favorite places in Tokyo under the theme of "Solving the question of where to go for a Tokyo date!" such as cafes, shops, and dishes and drinks that I enjoyed. If you find my posts helpful or want to revisit them, please tap the "Like" button or tap the "Save" button at the bottom right of the photo. Follow me for other date-worthy places!

Donuts... why do I suddenly crave them so intensely sometimes? The donuts from a certain famous place just don't satisfy this craving. I want a light and fluffy American-style donut. Yes! This shop can fulfill that desire! There used to be a separate bakery and donut shop nearby, but they have now merged or opened another shop close by. The owner is really savvy, opening various stores and you can see that they pay a lot of attention to the decorations. You can tell that they must really like America. I've tried various donuts, but I think the best one is the classic donut priced at 400 yen (excluding tax) for takeout and eat-in. Just one bite of this classic donut and the sweet fluffiness spreads in your mouth, making your face light up. Today, I also ordered an Arnold Palmer (non-alcoholic) drink. The price varies for takeout and eat-in. If you like American lemonade, you'll probably like it. I do. The shop is quite small and it took about 15 minutes to make a purchase. The cashier could be a bit more efficient, but anyway, these donuts are the best I've ever had in my life. There's also a hamburger shop affiliated with this one nearby, so I recommend that too. Thank you for the meal.

I had some time before my beauty salon appointment, so I decided to go inside the restaurant. I ordered a simple sandwich and a latte. The sandwich was a self-service style where you pick it up yourself and bring it to the register, and it seems like it's not allowed to reserve seats inside beforehand. I saw a few people being reminded of this. The sandwich I chose had prosciutto and arugula, but the arugula was a bit wilted probably because it was left out at room temperature. However, they heated it up before serving, and it was delicious.

The baguette sandwich that warmed me up was surprisingly delicious. The bread was very crispy, but I didn't care for the meat. The cherry pie was just average or even below average, with a strong salty taste overshadowing the abundance of cherries.

I saw a cute sundae on SNS and wanted to try it, so I visited the restaurant. It was around noon on a weekday, and both the counter and table seats were almost full. I ordered and paid first, then was seated at a table. I ordered the "Cookie Monster" sundae with chocolate mint ice cream. For my drink, I chose iced Earl Grey tea. The sundae arrived in a large glass dish, looking very cute and almost like a toy. I started by tasting the chocolate mint ice cream, which had a refreshing mint flavor with finely chopped chocolate chips mixed in. The chocolate sauce generously drizzled over it enhanced the chocolate mint experience. The whipped cream on top was sweet and creamy. The highlight was the chocolate chip cookie at the bottom of the dish, filled with chunks of chocolate and nuts for a delightful texture and taste. The thick cookie was crumbly and provided an ideal texture. It was slightly warm, which added to the enjoyment. The melted ice cream combined with the cookie created a different but delicious flavor. Though it may not be clear in the photos, the sundae was very generous in size, almost like a king-size from a certain chain. Besides the taste, the cute presentation made me very satisfied. With a variety of menu options, it's a place I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal!

The inside of the store is really cute, and there are lots of delicious baked sweets that caught my attention! The seating style in the store is a bit strange, as you have to wait until after you pay at the register to secure a seat. I deducted one star because the staff seemed strict and intimidating. However, I was delighted because the freshly baked canelé had a crispy exterior and a soft interior, which I really enjoyed! ❣️

This bakery could be described as the West Coast of Harajuku. It's a colorful and diverse bakery that is very enjoyable. I ordered ice cream. In this season, I really crave chocolate mint. I always ask for the colorful spray topping - it's a must! It was very delicious.

The bread here makes you want to eat everything. The combination of red bean paste, chocolate, and cream is delicious and impressive. You can enjoy it at the cafe or take it to go. The stylish interior is perfect for any photo. I will definitely come back again. I will stop by when I go to Harajuku. It also makes a great souvenir.

I used it for takeout of bread!! I was surprised that the sausage was wrapped in prosciutto! It's so elaborate~ The three breads I chose each had a different texture and were delicious! I made a nice choice. I was curious about the cute ice cream and donuts, but I resisted this time~

The Little Bakery Tokyo is a recommended American-style donut shop in Harajuku. I ordered the Maple Bacon donut for 460 yen, which was a unique meal-like donut with a slightly salty flavor. The donut was filling and delicious. I recommend going earlier in the day to have more menu options available. Overall, I would rate it 4 out of 5 stars for cost performance, taste, and overall experience. This place is great for solo visits, hanging out with friends, or going on a date. Follow @tokyo_umauma on Instagram for more foodie recommendations in Tokyo and occasional travel food tips.

My daughter said, "We always line up and wait to eat! It's not often this empty." So we went in. The pizza was chewy and delicious, but overall just a normal pizza. I also bought a croissant, but it was served without being warmed up, just plated. I felt like you didn't necessarily have to eat inside the store. I guess they're popular because of the donuts and such. Thank you for the meal! ❤️

I was drawn to this shop by the variety of cute donuts on display. In addition to donuts, they also offer bread and baked goods. The shop has a very cute American-style interior that is sure to appeal to young women. The customers were mostly teenage girls and foreigners. I ordered the chocolate mint, pink chocolate, and hojicha latte. The donuts were very sweet, truly American in flavor. It might be good for young people, but as someone in their 30s, I prefer less sweetness. The hojicha latte was unsweetened, which balanced out the sweetness. Overall, it's a cute place to visit occasionally.

The bread I had was a chicken avocado sandwich, and I drank homemade lemonade. The hospitality while waiting was amazing! (Suddenly it started raining, but they lent umbrellas to those waiting outside, and even gave umbrellas to a few people leaving the shop.) Since the bread is not wrapped in anything, it might be a concern for those worried about COVID. By the time we finished, they had baked additional donuts, so there was an element of luck in which donut you could eat.

On a hot day, ice cream is a must! Visited @thelittlebakerytokyo in front of Meiji Jingu Shrine. Last time I tried their donuts, but this time I was here for the ice cream. I got the Madagascar Vanilla for 583 yen with colorful toppings. I saw this ice cream here last year and I knew I had to try it. There are many flavors available, but this time I chose vanilla which was rich and delicious. The colorful toppings made it sweet overall. I'd love to try strawberry next time!

I arrived at the restaurant on Sunday morning around 10 o'clock and there was already a line! The line quickly formed behind me as well, which was surprising. The interior of the restaurant is not very spacious, but the turnover is fast and people leave soon after eating. As a solo diner, even if there are empty tables, they seat you at the counter efficiently. The bread was delicious, but I couldn't eat the highly recommended donuts because I was already full. I might come back for a rematch on a weekday.

I went during the daytime on a regular day, but the place was packed with customers. I decided to eat in, and it was bustling with people. There were a lot of foreigners and young girls, especially. I ordered a matcha donut and a bacon potato bread while stealing glances at the cute donuts. The donuts were big and satisfying to eat, not too sweet and delicious. However, ordering bread, donuts, and a latte can add up to a decent amount, so next time I might just go for a snack. The shop is small, so it's not really a place where you can relax and take your time.

I felt like eating donuts that day, and since this shop was empty again, I visited around 6 pm on Saturday. Most of the bread was sold out, and the donuts I was looking for were also sold out, but the classic donuts were still available. I chose Strawberry Lemonade, Chocolate Crunch, HOMER SIMPSON, and Classic, and went with another person. The donuts were quite large with a lot of volume, so one per person might be just right. The donuts were slightly warm and fluffy, and delicious! Maybe because it's American, all the donuts were quite sweet. Next time, I want to visit during lunchtime. I also want to try the ice cream.

I visited this bakery shop because it has high ratings. It seems to be a popular place, as it was almost full at 12pm on a weekday. It was crowded, but I was eventually seated. The shop is surrounded by bread, and there is a line that goes around. It's narrow inside. Each bread looks very cute and appealing. The prices are on the higher side, with bread starting at ¥400 and drinks at ¥500. The popular Smile Mango bread is actually sweet and sour, not what it looks like! The staff's customer service is American-style.

I visited around 3 pm on Sunday. The restaurant was full, so I had to wait for about 20 minutes. I thought the turnover would be slow, but surprisingly it was fast, which was a pleasant surprise. Once seated, you choose your food from the showcase and take it to the register. They also had a good selection of drinks. The staff were friendly and made the experience enjoyable.