24sekki - Kamakura

This charming little bakery and café offers delicious food and has friendly staff. The English menu is clear and everything is perfectly explained. The dishes a... read more This charming little bakery and café offers delicious food and has friendly staff. The English menu is clear and everything is perfectly explained. The dishes and drinks are all incredibly tasty.

That's the second time I was here. 24sekki is a 20-minute walk from Kamakura Train Station. I took a vegetable sandwich and a bio-racin and Nats-Brot back today... read more That's the second time I was here. 24sekki is a 20-minute walk from Kamakura Train Station. I took a vegetable sandwich and a bio-racin and Nats-Brot back today. I didn't use the café because I live near this bakery. The café is a small room. There are 3 small tables and 1 large table. Guests will relax because the surroundings of the café are quiet and the staff are friendly. The sandwich is delicious! Amazing! The vegetables are crispy and many vegetables in it! I want other bread next time. Open: FridaySunday 11:00~16:30 Cafe 11:30~last order14:30 Updated from previous review on 2019-10-06

This restaurant has quickly become my favorite hangout. It's not just because of the amazing food, but also because of the peaceful and authentic vibe. Despite... read more This restaurant has quickly become my favorite hangout. It's not just because of the amazing food, but also because of the peaceful and authentic vibe. Despite being located near a busy road, the restaurant is tucked away on a quiet side street, making you feel miles away from the hustle and bustle. The natural timber interior and small garden create a serene atmosphere that is truly unique. The bread selection is creative and delicious, with a nice variety of options. The only suggestion would be to use more wholemeal flour. The meditative quietness of the restaurant is a key charm, so it's best to keep conversations low and enjoy the contemplative experience. Just be mindful not to park at the nearby 7 Eleven if the restaurant's parking spaces are full, as we learned the hard way. Overall, this place is a hidden gem that makes me grateful to be in Japan.

This charming café in Kamakura offers two sandwich and soup sets priced at about 1200 yen each. I tried the soy meat sandwich and found it to be delicious. The... read more This charming café in Kamakura offers two sandwich and soup sets priced at about 1200 yen each. I tried the soy meat sandwich and found it to be delicious. The sandwich had a Japanese-style twist with soft bread, layers, and plenty of vegan mayo, making it a unique and enjoyable experience. The soup, filled with veggies and quinoa, was also fantastic and left me feeling satisfied. In addition to the café, there is a bakery on site that sells fresh bread and baked goods like cinnamon rolls and melon pan. The décor is simple and has a natural feel to it. The café is conveniently located a 15-minute walk from the Great Buddha/Daibutsu, making it a great stop for visitors. However, since it is on a small side street, I recommend bringing a map or using your phone for directions.

Small café-style restaurant. I've eaten 4-5 times here and awarded every time. Appropriate prices. Homemade breads of many kinds, great sandwiches, soups, hot a... read more Small café-style restaurant. I've eaten 4-5 times here and awarded every time. Appropriate prices. Homemade breads of many kinds, great sandwiches, soups, hot and cold coffee, tea and e.g. delicious hot ginger soy milk