Paul Kagurazaka

The croissant is very delicious! I also sell a lot of sand, but plain is delicious enough.As well as bread, there are many kinds of cakes. I think that it is an easy-to-go store where everyone, including couples, women's groups, families, etc., come in various ways.I visited in the evening but it was crowded. There are a lot of people, and the appearance and introspection are very exciting shops like foreign cafes.The taste and the atmosphere were good, so I would like to go in a while.

Kagurazaka is a pioneer of bakery from France, and the Kagurazaka store creates a traditional French bakery with antique furniture, lighting and checkered floors. There is a large eat-in space in the back left, and you can order your favorite bread and sweets on the showcase together with drinks from the seat. Famous for its croissants and Danish made from dough imported directly from France, which has been in operation for 120 years, there are many people who have lunch with croissants and sandwiches made with Anchenne. I'm glad that the cashiers are separate for take-out and eat-in.

Decent food and coffee. Nothing extraordinary excent for the scenery which quite nice.