Enjoy fresh-baked bread in a warm wooden interior
Located near Karasuma Oike Station, this café serves delicious bread and coffee. It has a warm and relaxing wooden interior brimming with the aroma of baking bread. The café changes its menu with the time of day, offering toast sets in the morning (10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.); soup, quiche, and salad sets in the afternoon (11:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m.); and a la carte food and drinks in the evening after 3:00 p.m. Here we introduce the café’s must-eat morning sets, available with fragrant bread, toast, or sandwiches.
1Recommended
Bread set
/ Your choice of two pieces of bread and one drink for ¥30 off the a la carte price
Choose two pieces of bread from the store window. Ask an employee about the contents of bread without English descriptions. Drinks are ordered from a menu.
*Pictured is bread filled with sausage and yuzukosho (a seasoning made with chili pepper and yuzu citrus) (left)
next to a steamed chicken and hard-boiled egg sandwich (right).
2Recommended
Toast set
/ ¥500 ～ ¥650
Toast that is both crispy and delightfully springy.
Spread on our house butter, made with just the right amount of salt.
*Four sets to choose from.
A: Buttered toast│B: Butter and sweet red bean paste toast (uses our homemade un-mashed bean paste)│
C: French toast│D: Bacon and egg
Pictured is set B, butter and sweet red bean paste toast (uses our homemade un-mashed bean paste).
Sets include your choice of one of the following drinks:
Coffee│Espresso│Black tea│Orange juice
3Let's Try!
Bread Takeout
/ about ¥180 ～ ¥300
Our breads are baked with a wide variety of ingredients, and range from meal to dessert varieties.
If you’d like fresh-baked bread, you can ask an employee if anything will be finished baking soon.
4Let's Try!
Rusk
/ ¥160
Our rusk is slightly sweet and baked with rum and butter.
Delightfully crunchy and recommended for snacking on the go.
How to Order
Some menu items are also written in English. Bread in the shop window can be purchased as either eat-in or takeout. Customers can also order a drink alone.
- Order Tips -
If you’d like to eat fresh-baked bread, just ask an employee
"Yakitate no pan wa arimasuka？"
Do you have any fresh-baked bread？
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One of the things Kyoto is famous for is its abundance of bakeries! In addition to western-style breads, Annee offers items made with uniquely-Japanese ingredients and seasonings, such as yuzukosho (a seasoning made with chili pepper and yuzu citrus).
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| Category | Cafes |
|---|---|
| Phone | +81 75-222-0517 |
| Address | Purimofuiore1F, 139, Tsukinukecho, Nakagyo-ku Kyoto-shi, Kyoto, 604-8202 |
| Directions | 5-minute walk from Subway Karasuma Line Karasuma Oike Station. |
| Open Hours | 11:00 a.m.- 10:00 p.m. (Last orders at 10:00 p.m.) *On Saturday is 10 a.m.-10 p.m. |
| Reservations | No reservation |
| Closed | Thursday, Sunday, 3rd Wednesday |
| Notes | Come early for special value sets. There’s a good chance the bread will be freshly baked. |
| Price range |
～ ¥1,000
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| Credit cards | Not accepted |
| Good for | Solo, With Friends |
| Overseas Tourist-Friendly |
There is English on the Japanese menu.
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| Menu | Japanese only |
| Lanuages spoken | Japanese only |
| Number of seats | 18 seats |
| Private dining rooms | Nothing |
| Non smoking / smoking | Non smoking |
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