cote a cote — Restaurant in Kyoto

The cutest bakery off the beaten path. A good diversion if you're in the area visiting the Kyoto Botanical Gardens, Tenkokuji temple, or preparing to hike Mt. Hiei. Located between Matsugasaki subway station and the Shugakuin railway station, you might miss this little cottage tucked among the concrete apartments. The bread is fresh and delicious. My standard - the "bacon epi" bread, is made here with an original twist. It is covered in baked cheese, making it especially savory. They also have everything else you need to make a hearty snack or light meal - fresh brewed coffee, cold drinks and juices, some refrigerated parties, and even meaty sandwiches. When I was here there was a French family raving about the baguette. That's good enough for me! Worth a visit if you're in the area. Has covered outdoor seating and parking. Takes cash, credit cards, and ALL the major Japanese...

Most mornings, my dog and I make a special stop at this charming bakery, a highlight of our daily walk. The staff's warmth rivals the cozy embrace of their freshly baked goods. My go-to order is a divine croissant and robust coffee, while the owner kindly treats my dog to some freshly baked bread odds and ends. As someone with high standards for both baguettes and croissants, I can confidently say this bakery exceeds expectations. A truly delightful experience that's become a cherished part of...

Such a cute little bakery! Freshly baked daily and super delicious! I love coming here and getting little breads- both sweet and savory are perfect. Staff is really sweet too and Matcha is perfect. They have a small outdoor seating area that is very relaxing and a great...