No. 4 - Tokyo

Cafe is snazzy. Always packed. But if you want a seat inside you have to take a ticket and wait 30 minutes despite there being lots of tables free. Coffee is average, but free refills, so can't complain. Every bread option I tried was delicious

This is a fantastic place to stop for a quick coffee break. They offer delicious snacks, the staff is extremely friendly, and the atmosphere is very stylish. I highly recommend it.

Had breakfast there, the only option that day was the avocado toast with salad but it was really good and filling. Best bread I’ve had in Japan. Despite what the description here says, they do offer a soy latte now which is nice. Can recommend, if you like avocado bread for breakfast.

This place had two vegan breads when I was here, two vegan salads and a falafel wrap. It was nice to eat breat that wasn't to a burrito or a burger for the first time during my trip, but I found the choices for vegan very limited to the standard vegan options. I think this place was okay and I got really filled up by the meal. I think if you are a ovo-lacto vegetarian this place is good for you and it is a okay place as a vegan if you are close by. It was quite cheap. The decor it the main area of the bakery is cute, but the room next to it wasnt very nice and also the seating outside looked like they had given zero thoughts about making it cosy for the customer.

The restaurant has a lot of space and offers great vegan choices, making it a comfortable dining experience! The pizzas and breads cooked in a real oven were impressive. The falafel was perfectly crispy and freshly fried. It was great to see the vegan options clearly marked in both Japanese and English.