Cinnamon and More — Restaurant in Kamakura

REALLY DON'T RECOMMEND IT. The place was full when we arrived and it was very cold outside. We asked to wait inside and the lady was rude and ironic replying in an arrogant manner: "it's up to you". She then started to speak with us in a very rude tone, making us feel very uncomfortable. We are Brazilian, so our English isn't very good and the accent in Japan is very different. We had a hard time understanding her, so she started to speak slowly, as if we were stupid: "You-can-come-back-after-30-minutes". It was one of the only places in Japan where we were so mistreated. I hope one day this arrogant lady understands that it's not so hard to be kind to people, specially when they are visiting your country in a respectful way. Even some clients felt bad and tried to talk to us in a nicer way, trying to help. It was...

My favourite place for breakfast in Japan. Owner is kind and friendly and prepares all her food with love. If you are staying in Kamakura for a short break and you wake up early, go for a walk on the beach then stop in here after for coffee and the all day breakfast, the cinnamon buns are excellent as are the small home made sausages. Great coffee and a selection of other yummy baked goods too, including the home made bagels. Breakfast including coffee is only 1200yen, great wee spot. I'll always visit Everytime I'm...

Adorable little cafe by the ocean with about 7-8 places to sit. The cinnamon rolls aren't like in America, sticky and sickly sweet (way too heavy for the morning) - more like a brioche bun with cinnamon and a nice candied sugar topping. The coffee is pour over and my husband was raving about it. The waitress also spoke very good English for those worried about testing out...