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About this place
Chocolate Basque cheesecake, hot chocolate and even marshmallow toast make for an appealing range of treats when you’re in the mood to linger over something sweet. One visitor singled out the chocolate Basque cheesecake, a chocolate take on the Basque cheesecake listed on the menu. The marshmallow toast is described as inspired by s’mores, bringing together chocolate and marshmallow. It costs 500 yen on its own or 1,000 yen as a drink set. Rare cheesecake and Mississippi cake are also available for 500 yen each, chosen from the day’s sweets.
A latte is another option to enjoy with a dessert. One diner found it sweet and aromatic even without sugar, while others appreciated the latte art. A visitor also described the hot latte as an easy-to-drink espresso. For something more substantial, there’s a quiche-and-drink set for 1,500 yen, with a choice of latte, soft drink, red or white wine, or beer. One diner ordered the quiche set and Basque cheesecake for lunch, a combination that leaves room for dessert after a light meal.
Game-music arrangements play quietly in the café, adding to its character. Some visitors have stayed for a while, browsing game-related goods and magazines and enjoying refills of coffee; one also encountered a live performance. A children’s menu and baby chairs are available, making the café an option for a family outing.
