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Cafe du Pin Chitose (Cafe du Pin(カフェ ド パン) 千歳)

3.5

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A waterside cafe with large windows that look out at the pines on the Amanohashidate land bridge and the nearby rotating bridge. Their popular Original Sandwich has local Miyazu Amanohashidate specialty oil sardines sandwiched between rice flour bread from the Amanohashidate Winery Vineyard Bakery. They also offer homemade tarts stuffed with Tango black soybeans and daily lunches.

Kyoto Miyazu-shi Monju 468-1 (Maizuru / AmanohashidateArea)

0772221313

9:00-18:00

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Reviewed:2019/12/31 Great location great view

We managed to sit by the window so we enjoyed some sea / water view.

The menu was limited for lunch but sufficient as a cafe. Prices are on the high side but acceptable given the view.

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Reviewed:2019/05/14 Nice coffee and cake

The staff is friendly and speak a little English. Coffee is good and I loved the strawberry cake. The time when I was here it was very quiet but also relaxed.

Reviewed:2016/11/29 Beautiful view

Situated right next to the rotating bridge which takes you to the famous sand bar, you sit here watching the bridge rotating when ships are passing the canal. Nice atmosphere.
We had hot chocolate...

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