Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜Bakery Bread50

Amazing little bakery with a fresh selection.

It had the feel of a local bakery with a homely atmosphere, and not only was the bread delicious, but the staff were cheerful, smiling, and very kind! There are curtains on the windows, so I wonder if it's closed. As I was checking in on the situation from outside, someone from inside the store cheerfully said, ``Please come in if you'd like!'' and it was easy to enter. Also, when paying the bill, if I was feeling overwhelmed because I had a lot of baggage, he would say to me with a smile, ``If you'd like, I can put it in your eco bag,'' and then take out my wallet or give me the money. In between, they quickly put the bread into the eco bag. I thought he was really considerate and kind, and I was very happy. When I left the store, I said, "Thank you very much! I look forward to working with you again!" When I left the store, they still bowed deeply to me, and I felt like they were apologizing. did. The customer service was on par with that of a first-class hotel, but it wasn't formal at all, and it felt very comfortable, making me think that this is a bakery that you would want to visit every day. *On a more luxurious note, I thought it was only a little disappointing that you can only pay in cash, and with the point card, you earn 1 point for every 200 yen, and even if you accumulate 40 items, you get a 200 yen discount.

A bakery with lots of reasonably sized breads and tasty ingredients I went near opening time. Nearly 50 types of bread are lined up and it's annoying At a reasonable price where you can buy things that you are interested in, I think that meal breads such as cutlet sandwiches were around 300 yen, and small breads were around 70 yen.