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Nara Prefecture, Japan’s ancient capital, still strongly reflects the history and culture of ancient Japan. In Nara Prefecture, you can find many stylish gourmet spots that blend into its charming historic streetscapes. This time, we’ve put together a list of popular recommended cafes in Nara Prefecture that you should visit at least once, organized by area.
Created: July 21, 2026
This article is based on1,355Tabelog reviews.
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Yamato Modern JR Nara Ekimae Ten is a Japanese-style cafe and dining spot located along Kuragari Nara Kaido, a 3-minute walk from JR Nara Station. You can enjoy Japanese-style sweets here.
The interior is said to be stylish and calm. It has counter seats, table seats, and Private room.
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The sweets are said to have a nicely balanced sweetness and make generous use of ingredients from Nara. Takeout is also available.
The photo on the left shows the "gobo (burdock) gateau chocolate with vanilla ice cream," where the slight astringency of burdock pairs well with the chocolate. On the right is a brûlée made with Nadeshiko tamago (eggs), where you can enjoy a rich egg flavor.
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The "weekly lunch," limited to 50 servings a day, is a set that comes with a main, salad, quiche, and more. You can choose the main from two options.
You can also add sweets and a drink, so it is also recommended to stay and enjoy cafe time.
ママシズ
Lunch seems to be very popular. It had been a while since I last visited Nara (Nara). This is a good restaurant that has been around for a long time. The interior has a calm, modern feel, so you can relax and take your time. Every dish was delicious.
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奈良シカ載せない地元民ユウキ
・Brulee made with Nadeshiko tamago (Nadeshiko eggs)
The caramelized top is thick and nicely crisp, which makes it really good. The custard has a soft, delicate texture that is fluffy and creamy. It has plenty of egg flavor. Excellent.
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"All Day Dining" is a cafe dining spot where you can enjoy carefully made sweets by a patissier. It is located on Konishi Sakura Dori, a 1-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station.
The open interior is said to be a stylish space filled with the warmth of wood. It has table seating, sofa seating, and terrace seating.
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A key feature here is that all the sweets use plenty of fresh cream from Hokkaido. They also offer a wide selection of seasonal limited-time sweets.
The photo shows the “Berry & Berry Pancake,” a fluffy pancake served with berries. It is said to be generously portioned and delicious.
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They also offer a "cake set," where you choose one cake from the display case and enjoy it with your favorite drink. The photo shows the "Mont Blanc" made with chestnuts from Ehime Prefecture, served with "Darjeeling."
It seems many people also visit for lunch. The popular choice is the "homemade taco rice," packed with plenty of vegetables.
moritomoya0926
I ordered Ethiopian specialty coffee and a cheese tart. The coffee had a nice bright acidity and tasted great. The cheese tart was also fairly large, sweet, and delicious. The wood toned atmosphere inside the shop was appealing too.
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w.hana
I visited this cafe with a friend. I wasn’t very hungry, so I just had tea, while my friend ordered a waffle, and I had a little of it too. First of all, the waffle was delicious. The ice cream on top was great too✨✨Also, the tea came in a pot that held about 3 cups, and it was good Earl Grey.
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Saryo Yoyo is a cafe where you can enjoy a relaxed cafe time in a historic space renovated from a teranoko-in (temple residence), located in Nara Park about a 15-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station.
The interior is equipped with table seating. One of its charms is the view of the garden, decorated with seasonal flowers and plants throughout the year.
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The photo shows the popular hojicha (roasted green tea) chiffon cake (with a drink). It is said to be soft and airy, with a gentle sweetness that tastes great. It is served with whipped cream and orange syrup.
For the drink, you can choose from several options, including the house hojicha, black tea, and coffee.
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They also offer an interactive "Garden Afternoon Tea Set," where you freely arrange baked sweets inspired by a Japanese garden to create your own favorite miniature garden. It comes with 90 minutes of free flow drinks.
You can enjoy baked sweets and sandwiches made with ingredients from Nara. Reservations by phone are required at least 3 days in advance.
etoile04
It was a cafe where I could feel the charm of Japan. I stopped by to warm up from the cold, and the calm space gave me a nice chance to relax. Both the cafe menu items and the wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) I had were delicious, and I was able to spend a comforting time that warmed both body and soul.
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tomato_yuan
Sese Saryo has a quiet and calm atmosphere that feels very comfortable, and there is an elegant touch in the choice of tableware and the way everything is presented. The matcha sweets set looked refined and tasted just as good, making this a place that added a wonderful memory to a trip to Nara. It was a lovely, relaxing time.
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The historic Restaurant & Cafe PAO Oshikuma Honten is located in Nakayamacho, Nara City, along Prefectural Route 52.
In its stylish wooden log house style space, you can enjoy house-made sweets and home-roasted coffee. It has counter and table seating on the first floor, and Private room on the second floor.
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The photo shows the "chocolat French toast," topped with rich chocolate ice cream, chocolate sauce, and banana. The French toast is baked after being soaked with espresso coffee.
They also offer a wide variety of house-made cakes. You can choose your favorite from the display case.
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A popular lunch option is made with homegrown kuromai (black rice), which has a pleasantly chewy texture.
The photo shows the "Demi Cheese Hamburger Steak Kuromai Rice Lunch," made by placing Hamburger Steak, demi-glace sauce, and cheese on an iron plate, then baking it in the oven. The Hamburger Steak is juicy, and the sauce is rich and tasty.
totto406hiro
I had lunch with a friend for the first time in quite a while! I had the cheese Hamburger Steak ^_^ The Hamburger Steak was thick and tasty. The black rice also felt healthy ‼️The atmosphere inside was stylish, and we could take our time and chat.
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はりちゅ
I ordered the healthy lunch. It had lots of vegetables and a light taste, but it was still Manzoku. For dessert, I ordered the caramelized nuts and apple cake. That was good too. Whenever it is on the menu, I order hot coffee after a meal no matter the season, wherever I go. This was the best hot coffee I have had in recent days.
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Cafe terrace kikinomori serves house-made sweets and authentic Italian food. It is a container cafe located a 5-minute walk from the East Exit of JR Nara Station, near Bosatsugawa Koen (Bosatsugawa Park).
The interior has a natural and calm feel, with counter, table, and terrace seating.
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All the sweets are Homemade. You can also add the "Dessert Set" to lunch and enjoy it.
The photo shows the "Rich Gateau Chocolat" served with ice cream. It has a moist texture, and while it is rich, it is not too heavy and is said to be delicious.
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Pictured above is the “Fuwa Toro French Toast Plain,” which is said to be delicious with the egg mixture soaked all the way through to the center. It comes with ice cream and whipped cream.
Pictured below is the “Baked Cheesecake,” made with two kinds of cheese: cream cheese and Parmesan cheese.
yu_gohannikki
I ordered a hot coffee and a chestnut Basque cheesecake. The cheesecake was especially delicious, and I was really impressed! It had several chunky pieces of chestnut inside, and the cake itself was very rich and a good size, so it was so filling that I felt like I would not need dinner.
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こまりんりん
The one-plate lunch is nice because you can enjoy a little bit of many different things. The saba fry (fried mackerel) with wasabi soy sauce flavor was also tasty♪For dessert, there was matcha or chocolate gateau chocolate, and it came with ice cream as well. You can see greenery through the large windows, and I was able to enjoy a relaxed cafe lunch in a pleasant space.
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Tenkaku Coffee Sanjo-dori Ten is a cafe on the first floor of an APA Hotel, about a 5-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station, along Kuragari-goe Nara Kaido.
Inside, there are counter and table seats. In a space that blends retro and modern styles, you can enjoy carefully selected coffee and Homemade sweets.
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The sweets make generous use of ingredients from Nara. You can enjoy them as a set with a drink. The coffee is said to be a daily selection chosen by the barista from more than 20 kinds of beans.
The photo shows the warm jikasei kanure (house-made canelé), crisp on the outside and soft and molten inside, along with the milk coffee "White."
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The "Afternoon Coffee" in the photo is a set that lets you enjoy a dessert plate made with seasonal fruits from Nara Prefecture and specialty coffee. You can also change it to a latte or another drink for free.
They also offer a full range of toast menu items made with wheat flour from Nara Prefecture.
ひでぴょん1988
・Homemade anko (sweet red bean paste) from Nara-grown azuki beans and butter toast
This anko has a mild sweetness, but together with the rich butter it makes for amazing toast. A hot coffee with this is the best combination
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mu_i_ka
The cafe latte had a rich taste and was easy to drink, and they said the matcha latte used real matcha (powdered green tea) so I could add sugar if I liked, but it was delicious just as it was. The Akahada-yaki (traditional Nara pottery) cup was lovely too. I was glad I could enjoy a relaxing time at the cafe.
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Wanzu Hato Kafe Naramachi Ten is a hideaway cafe tucked quietly into a residential neighborhood about a 15-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station. It serves Japanese style sweets and creative Japanese cuisine.
The interior has a Japanese feel and is set in a renovated kominka (traditional old house), with table seating available. On sunny days, the terrace seats are popular as well.
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For Japanese sweets, they offer a wide range of parfaits and waffles made with hojicha (roasted green tea) and matcha (powdered green tea).
The photo shows the "Sweets Plate," which is perfect when you want to enjoy Western-style desserts. It is a cute plate that lets you enjoy a little bit of many items, such as the recommended cake of the day, mousse, and ice cream.
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The most popular food menu item is "One's Heart no Gohan," made with plenty of seasonal vegetables from Nara.
It is a filling set that comes with a main dish, four kobachi (small side dishes), miso soup, and more, and you can choose from two options for the main dish. For an additional fee, you can add a drink and a petit dessert.
バーバラ1125
The rice was really good. The plate also came with several small side dishes in bean-sized plates that were just the right amount to finish. It was a lunch plate that was fun to look at too. There was also a wide variety of sweets.
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keeeen510
I ordered a Japanese set meal with bean croquettes as the main dish, and I was very Manzoku with the wide variety of small side dishes. The pasta made with kudzu-iri udon (udon noodles with kudzu starch) also looked delicious, with a nice chewy texture. It is off the main road from Todaiji (Todai-ji Temple) and Kasuga Taisha (Kasuga Grand Shrine), but it had a nice atmosphere and was a place I can recommend.
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Yama no Cafe is located inside a historic knife shop at the foot of Wakakusa-yama (Mount Wakakusa) in Nara Park. You can enjoy authentic pizza and Japanese sweets with venison motifs.
The spacious and open interior has table seating. There are also terrace seats where you can relax and take in the view of Wakakusa-yama.
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The photo shows the “Kanoko Parfait,” made with “Kasuga Shika Manju Kanoko,” a Japanese sweet shaped like a deer and said to have delicious chewy dough. It comes with ice cream and a mini cake.
The deer motif comes from the fact that Nara Park is home to deer. Deer sometimes wander over to the terrace seats.
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The authentic pizza is popular for being crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, with a great taste. It is also quite filling, so it offers a high level of Manzoku.
As shown in the photo, they also offer a wide variety of half-and-half pizzas. For an additional charge, you can also make it a set that comes with soup, Appetizers, salad, and a soft drink.
たかぼう187.5
I had a pizza and pasta lunch. I enjoyed two flavors with a half-and-half Margherita and Genovese, and for the pasta I had the lunch set of mentaiko (spicy cod roe) carbonara. I eat quite a lot, but it left me with a nice sense of Manpuku, and I thought it was great value for money and the view while eating was nice too!
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himawari99
The shika (deer) castella is so cute❤️and tasty too☺️On a hot summer day, it was such a relief to cool off at a cafe between the Great Buddha and Kasuga Taisha✨They also welcomed families with strollers, and they have child chairs too! There is plenty of space, so I recommend it for families with children as well!
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Cafe Bar, about a 1-minute walk from the East Exit of Kintetsu Nishinokyo Station, is a place where you can enjoy sweets made with fresh seasonal fruit delivered directly from the production region, as well as carefully brewed coffee made with a siphon.
The stylish interior has counter and table seating.
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The owner trained as a pastry chef, and the cafe offers a wide range of sweets including pancakes, crepes, cakes, and parfaits.
The photo shows the standard Plain Pancakes, said to be light, fluffy, and delicious. Depending on the season, they also serve pancakes topped with plenty of seasonal fruit.
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The crepes are said to have a chewy texture, taste great, and be quite filling. The photo shows the "Choco Banana Crepe," where you can enjoy the classic pairing of chocolate and banana.
The "Cafe Bar Lunch," which comes with a main dish chosen from 3 options plus a drink and dessert, also seems to be popular.
nupan44
I ordered a chocolate banana crepe and blended coffee! There was a faint nice smell of fried food in the shop. The chocolate banana crepe! It had plenty of banana and fresh cream, and it was delicious! The crepe was pleasantly chewy, with a slightly thick batter, which was great. The coffee was mild and tasty too!
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haloog
As we were starting to feel a little hungry, we looked for a nearby place where we could get pancakes and this shop came up☆I couldn’t decide between the savory and sweet options, and in the end I wanted to eat both!! so my friend and I decided to split them♪The Kotoka (premium strawberry variety) pancakes in particular were great, with sweet strawberries and plenty of whipped cream, yet they still felt light and were really delicious(^^)
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WHY BOWL, about a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station, is an Australia-themed cafe. You can enjoy healthy natural lunches and rice flour sweets.
The bright, open interior has table seating as well as terrace seating. It is said to be very comfortable.
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The baked sweets such as muffins and cakes are made with rice flour and are gluten free. They do not use white sugar, coloring, or preservatives either, and they are committed to Homemade baking in the shop.
They also use seasonal fruit, so the lineup changes with the seasons.
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It seems many people come here for the acai bowl, which is said to be delicious and packed with fruit. They also offer seasonal limited-time menus.
The "Special Lunch Set," where you can enjoy your choice of lunch menu, miso soup, a drink, and a baked sweet or mini acai, is also popular.
The interior was clean, and there were many healthy options on the menu, which was great. They also had some unusual drinks, and they were very good. I’d like to visit again when I’m in the area.
Source:https://tabelog.com/en/nara/A2901/A290101/29014827/dtlrvwlst/B521276467
じゅっきー
・Falafel Bowl
It came with miso soup. It had plenty of vegetables, and the falafel was house-made. You can choose either brown rice or mixed grain rice. It was a very simple one-bowl meal, but it was filling, and the dressing was also good. The interior had a natural feel, and there were many families with small children when I visited, which gave the place a very homey atmosphere.
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New Kissa Polka Dot is on the second floor of a building along National Route 169, a 5-minute walk from Kintetsu Kashiharajingu-mae Station. This cafe serves house-roasted coffee, sweets, and good meals.
The retro and stylish interior has counter seats, table seats, and sofa seats.
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The "Polka Dot pudding" is said to be pleasantly firm while still smooth in the mouth. It has just the right sweetness, and the caramel is fragrant and pleasantly bitter, making it outstanding.
It uses eggs from chickens raised freely in Asuka-mura (Asuka Village), Nara. It also pairs perfectly with the carefully selected coffee.
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The photo shows the "Coffee Jelly Parfait," topped with fresh cream and baked sweets over coffee jelly. It is said to be delicious with a clean finish.
The "Mizutama Lunch Plate" at lunchtime is also very popular for how tasty it is. This set lets you enjoy monthly changing side dishes, soup, salad, and rice.
ママイ スイ
The interior is spacious, and you can feel the care put into even the small details. The light shades were made from cymbals, so I guessed the owner is either a musician or a rock fan. I did not have much time, so I had the coffee yokan (sweet bean jelly)! Both the cream and the yokan were mildly sweet, and it was surprisingly refreshing. The house blend also had no strong distinctive flavor, so it was easy to drink and very good!
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MK1987
For my order, although I was a little tempted by the Mizutama Plate, I went with the Turkish rice (a Japanese one-plate dish with pilaf, pasta, and a main) I had come for. The pork cutlet was nice and crispy, the Napolitan (Japanese ketchup pasta) was seasoned to go well with the demi-glace sauce on the pork cutlet, the dry curry had a mildly spicy kick, and the salad was fresh and tasty. The coffee also had just the right bitterness, which was nice.
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"La Ville ~Miyako~" is a cafe that serves house-made sweets and food made only with additive-free ingredients. It stands in a corner of Asuka-mura (Asuka Village), Nara.
The interior, decorated here and there with flowers, has a natural wood-based style. It offers counter seats, table seats, and zashiki (tatami seating).
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What sets it apart is its focus on local production for local consumption, using seasonal ingredients from Asuka-mura (Asuka Village) in both its sweets and food.
The “Seasonal Original Parfait” is made with plenty of fresh seasonal fruit sourced from farmers in Nara. It is said to pair perfectly with the rich whipped cream.
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The photo shows the highly praised Homemade canelé. For an extra charge, you can also add toppings such as fresh cream and vanilla ice cream.
The coffee uses beans from a shop in Asuka-mura that sells house-roasted coffee. They adjust the beans and the roast to create a flavor that goes well with the menu.
みやchan♡
There was a huge line the whole time, and even though the staff were very busy, they served customers so politely, which made this a very likable place! You can enjoy seasonal menu items made with plenty of vegetables and fruits from Asuka (a village in Nara), and the interior is super cute too!! You can also take cakes and canelés to go!!
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京都のイッチー
The owner was cheerful and friendly, and every dish was delicious. The restaurant had lots of flowers on display, and the atmosphere was really nice too. I went three days in a row, and on the last day, they gave me cookies.
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Dulce Communico is a cafe in Imaicho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture, an area that still preserves the streetscape of old Japan. It is about a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Yagi-Nishiguchi Station.
The interior has both counter and table seating, and is said to be a retro, relaxing space created by renovating a kominka (traditional old house) that is over 150 years old.
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Two by reservation only dessert courses made with ingredients from Nara and seasonal fruits are popular. They also offer limited-time courses for Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and other occasions.
Each course comes with one drink, which you can choose from coffee, tea, and more, and you can also upgrade to a tea pairing for an additional charge.
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They also offer three set menus that you can enjoy even without a reservation. The popular choice seems to be the "dulce communico set," which includes a seasonal parfait, baked sweets, and a drink.
Each sweet is carefully made one by one, and they are said to be so good that every bite feels special.
zuka810
Since January means kaki (persimmon), this parfait used local Nara specialties and was very good, with sweetness that was not too strong. The assorted plate had the feel of a dessert course, and I think it was satisfying enough to enjoy even as lunch.
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kamadokamado
The sweets were dotted with Nara ingredients and seasonal fruits, including shoga no narazuke (ginger pickled in Nara-style lees)(*´꒳`*)Each one was carefully made, and it was fun to enjoy them one by one♪I’d love to visit again in a different season♪
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Located in Kitakatsuragi District, Nara Prefecture, √R coffee is a cafe that serves coffee made with beans sourced from a popular specialty coffee shop in Miyazaki Prefecture.
The stylish and calm interior has both counter and table seating.
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Each cup of coffee is carefully ground one serving at a time in a mill and served by hand drip. You can choose from three types: dark roast with strong bitterness and body, easy-to-drink medium roast, and light roast with fresh acidity and a tea-like flavor.
They also pay close attention to the cups, using ones that keep the coffee from getting cold easily and do not feel hot to hold.
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They also offer a wide selection of sweets. In the lower part of the photo is the popular "Fluffy Skillet Pancake." It is said to be an excellent dish made light and airy with meringue mixed in.
At the back right is the "Iced Tiramisu," made with plenty of espresso. The way it melts in your mouth is said to be irresistible.
pink.498662
・Sunset Blend (medium roast)
It was a very easy-to-drink and really delicious coffee. I’d like to try the dark roast too! The pizza toast had a touch of sweetness and was very tasty. The menu was very extensive, and my friend and I were saying that next time we’d like to stop by for cafe use and try a parfait. Everything looked so good.
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オーノリー
A place where you can enjoy the famous Rossa Coffee from Miyazaki (Miyazaki Prefecture) (^^)v This time I had a light roast, and it was a very tasty coffee with a clean taste and a fruity aroma d(^_^o) Next time I’d like to try the medium roast ^_−☆
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Fujieda House is a bakery cafe located along National Route 24 in Yamatokoriyama, Nara Prefecture. You can enjoy a wide range of items, including sweets, bread, AeroPress coffee, and house-roasted coffee.
The two-story interior is filled with the warmth of wood and features both table seating and terrace seating.
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They offer a wide variety of sweets, including cakes, pancakes, and waffles. The cakes are Homemade by the pastry chef using seasonal ingredients. With the "Afternoon Cake Set," you can enjoy your favorite cake and a drink.
The photo shows the "Fruit Hall," made with plenty of fruit.
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They offer a wide range of menu options that include All you can eat Homemade bread from the attached bakery.
The photo shows the "Orandaya Rich Breakfast Set," which you can enjoy in the morning. It is a hearty set that comes with All you can eat bread, plus salad, a boiled egg, yogurt, sausage, and more.
Abbey107
Given the season, they were really recommending Shine Muscat desserts, but I chose the fruit tart and my companion picked the walnut and caramel cake. The fruit tart was huge! lol It was very good, with the sweetness slightly toned down♪The caramel was not overly sweet either, and it went really well with the coffee, so we enjoyed it very much.
Source:Abbey107's review
とあるべろりん
I ordered the Mori no Pancake. It is best enjoyed plain with just butter. That way, you can enjoy the simple taste of the pancakes. Unlike other restaurants, it does not come with toppings such as whipped cream, so you can really enjoy the pancakes themselves. There were also lots of breads and cakes that looked delicious. I would like to visit again.
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Relaxation Cafe Chandeleur, located along Prefectural Route 5 and a 5-minute walk from JR Hozenji Station, is a cafe with an attached relaxation salon.
In its stylish, calm, and soothing space, you can enjoy sweets and food. It has table seating, Private room, and terrace seating.
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You can order sweets as part of a lunch set. The photo shows the "FuruMiya Hana Ichigo (strawberry) Tart," made with plenty of FuruMiya Hana Ichigo strawberries from Nara.
They also offer a range of drinks, including coffee. The tea is said to use authentic tea leaves from a specialty tea shop.
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The lunch menu is also popular. In particular, the "Tsukigawari Lunch (monthly changing lunch)" that changes every month gets great reviews. It comes with salad, frittata, soup, and more.
It also seems that many people order the "Pair Course," which lets two people share and enjoy a variety of dishes.
ロコロコママ
The beef stewed in red wine had large, tender pieces of beef and a tasty sauce, the salad and potato soup were also refined, and the bread was freshly baked with cheese kneaded into it. The cake was also Homemade, the white tableware was quite nice, the restaurant’s design was good, jazz was playing, and I was able to spend a relaxing time there.
Source:ロコロコママ's review
しろぐ
We had the lunch course. It comes with salad, bread, ajillo, pizza (your choice), pasta (your choice), and coffee or tea. It is served in a style meant to be shared between two people. The ajillo was very good. They said we could get more bread, and once we did, we were quite full.
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