I made a reservation and stated I was coming with two babies, myself and another adult. In the reservation notes I wrote I wanted to sit at a table with a high chair or a table that would be stroller accessible. However, even after I arrived and the staff member saw that I was with my baby, they directed me to a booth table which would be impossible to sit at with a high chair. My reservation notes obviously weren’t adhered to. I’m not really certain what the staff member was thinking since it was clear i couldn’t sit at that table with a stroller or high chair and in the future the staff members need to consider asking mothers with children what type of table would be appropriate (even though I requested an accessible table prior).

Finally we were taken to a table where we could comfortably sit all together with high chairs for the babies but this was only after I said I couldn’t sit at the booth. Bills in general has great food but it’s really overpriced for what it is. This time I ordered the pancakes and they were quite good but nothing like western pancakes. They had the same texture as the typical fluffy pancakes you’d find here except the flavor profile wasn’t as boring and eggy as you might expect. Still not as spectacular as I had been hearing. Ordered side avocado for the babies and a cafe latte double shot. Price for coffee, pancakes and avocado was over 3,000 yen though which to me was excessive. Why isn’t there a drink set? You will pay at the table and our waiter let us split with two cards. One good point about this Bills is that they do have multiple high chairs and child seats available, there’s places you can park your stroller and the building has a nursing and changing room on the fifth floor. Overall mixed feelings about this place with children but if you’re looking for a posh place to brunch Bills is the spot.