Akashi, Hyogo, Japan｜dan Marche Okubokita

I visited eat-in around 12:00 on Saturday. ■ Parking lot There is a large free parking lot. ■Congestion It wasn't full, but the seats in the store were almost filled at one time. ■ Eat-in There are several seats inside the store and some seats outside, so you can eat the bread in the store. You can drink coffee (iced, hot) and tea (hot) for 110 yen, and refills are half price. We also sell packs and bottled drinks. ■ Bread There is a wide variety of sweet bread, side dish bread sandwiches, etc., and they are very delicious. Not only eat-in but also take-out is possible. ■ Toilet The toilet was handicapped accessible. There is also a diaper changing space in the restroom.

There was a wide variety and it was very delicious ♪ Today, my wife and I went to find a bakery in the neighborhood for breakfast. There is a space where you can eat inside the store, and I was allowed to eat slowly at the veranda seat. Many people, including children, used it. We will go again!

This is my favorite bakery, and I buy their curry bread every time. It's also fun to serve cookies and Japanese sweets for events such as Children's Day and Valentine's Day.