Cafe Tiffany — Restaurant in Yomitan

Very cute and rather private. Girly is the best way I can describe the atmosphere. I get the feeling not many people know about this place. I went for lunch with a friend and only three other tables were occupied throughout the hour we ate there. The (English) menu doesn't state outright, but the dish you order comes with courses. I got the hamburger steak, which came with a salad, then clam soup, then the main dish, and finally a strange but delicious oat soup dessert with an oatmeal cookie. You also get to choose a drink from the menu with the meal, which are mostly coffees and teas. The cafe Alexander is pretty good. They sell various merchandise, mostly bathroom-related items. I bought some rose-scented hand soap, which smells delightful. Definitely recommend for anyone with a strong affinity to femininity. Yen only, cards...

Tried to go to a bakery that was sold out by the time we got there, so stumbled on Cafe Tiffany and were so happy to have altered the plan and tried this cute little cafe. It reminded me of a little grandma’s house with the fancy china, Lacey doilies, pastel floral items for sale, and antique old timey decor. The architecture was also unique from other homes turned into cafes. I had the blueberry waffle with a coffee float. Rich, buttery, light interior with a good crunch. My friend had the French toast and said it was very good too. Definitely will be back soon. Conveniently located just outside of Torii station with ample parking...

This feels like walking into your grandmother's house. From the vases of fresh flowers, the lace fabric, and quilted items around the dining area, really adds to the comfort.

The food never disappoints, and I love that when you get tea, you get a tea pot of tea versus a little cup. It's just a relaxing way to enjoy a meal and a pot of tea.

The only complaint is parking. There is a parking lot, but it is small and you will get boxed in and blocked by other cars. So drive your smallest car to be able to maneuver the smaller roads and...