Kyoto Cafe

A retro café where history and art merge

Francois Café, established in 1934, is a historic café beloved by many cultural figures. The interior is designated as a registered tangible cultural property, featuring stained glass and Baroque-style furniture, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of an art museum. Here, you can enjoy homemade rare cheesecake and aromatic coffee, allowing you to spend a leisurely moment in this space. Experience a luxurious time enveloped in history and art in the heart of Kyoto.

Brasserie Café ONZE is a French bistro and café where you can enjoy simple yet exuberant and delicious cuisine. Located in Kyoto's Shijo-Kiyamachi district, it is the most casual and fun French restaurant in Japan, and is close to the station, making it a great place for a casual drink or a hearty meal.

A bakery café where you can enjoy freshly baked bread and vibrant parfaits

Located near Heian Shrine, Lignum is a popular bakery café known for its freshly baked bread and seasonal, colorful fruit parfaits. In the eat-in space, you can enjoy a variety of dishes, including chewy fresh pasta and rich sweet potato potage. The parfaits, in particular, are a delight with their beautiful presentation and evolving flavors that keep you engaged until the last bite. The terrace seating is pet-friendly, making it an inviting place to relax in a warm atmosphere.

A renowned shop for enchanting sweets, donuts, and cheesecakes

Kew is a place where you can enjoy exquisite sweets crafted by a chef trained at the Michelin one-star St. John in England. Their cream donuts and cheesecakes leave a lasting impression with their flavors, especially the cheesecake, which is famous for its fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth texture and fresh taste. Additionally, you can indulge in a variety of sweets each visit, including chocolate brownies and the Sunday-exclusive custard tart.