After enjoying a museum visit with my Snoopy-loving friend, we had lunch at a restaurant with a reservation for a window seat overlooking the park. We were thirsty and excited after exploring the museum and its merchandise, so we started with a toast with beer. The glasses were not as special as we hoped, just regular beer glasses. We didn't want to use the coasters, so we took them home as souvenirs. My friend ordered a salmon and tuna avocado bowl, similar to a Hawaiian poke bowl. I chose the taco rice, a collaboration dish with the museum's Lucy exhibition. Both dishes came with a delicious and rich minestrone soup, perfect for pairing with beer. There was a cute illustration of Snoopy holding a mug on the wall, saying "kanpai" (cheers), so I took a photo of it. The dessert, a lemon brulee and ice cream plate, had a QR code that revealed a character when scanned. The brulee in a lemon half was rich and paired well with hot coffee. The milk and sugar packets were also cute, so we took them home. We even got two paper napkins each as souvenirs. The restaurant had unique decorations and merchandise, different from the museum's offerings, making our visit enjoyable. We would love to stop by again if we have the chance.

Snoopy's Peanuts Cafe✨ can be found in several locations nationwide, each with different menus. As a Snoopy fan, it's a place I want to conquer! Concept cafes like this usually don't have high expectations for food, but I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was ✨ I'd like to visit another location next time. Thank you for the meal.

The menu photos and the actual food were very different. The taste was like something you would find at a service area. The drink that came with the set was quite small for the price. The cost performance is quite low. The staff's operation was not good either. When they said "please wait a moment," it was actually quite long. The interior of the restaurant had a lot of Snoopy decorations, so unless that's your purpose, it's better not to go. There are better restaurants nearby.

Located inside the Minami-Machida Grandberry Park, this restaurant offers limited edition menus and seasonal desserts to coincide with the Snoopy Museum events. It's recommended to make reservations during holidays, but on regular weekends, you can usually walk in without a reservation. During my visit, I tried the limited edition menu that was themed around the current exhibition. The food was delicious. The restaurant has a bright atmosphere and also features a merchandise area, making it enjoyable even for those who are not Peanuts fans.

When my family visited the Snoopy Museum in Machida, we stopped by this cafe, which was one of our main reasons for going. It was very popular, and when we arrived on a Saturday afternoon, the estimated wait time was already past 4:30 PM. The interior, dishes, and menu were all Snoopy-themed, which was a delight for fans. I think it's a must-visit for anyone coming to the Snoopy Museum next door. The seasonal menu changes were interesting, and I was glad we were able to order the pancakes we had decided on from the start. The cafe was also very entertaining for children, making it a highly satisfying experience for families.

It was a holiday, so when I went without a reservation, the wait time was 170 minutes... I wonder if it's like this on weekdays too? The menu was limited, and I had to order from a tablet. I ordered the meatball lunch with a basket of potatoes. I also ordered a drink. The food was delicious, and the staff were all very friendly and helpful.

On this day, I invited my friends to the outlet at Minamimachida Granberry Park. After each of us got what we were looking for, we started thinking about where to have lunch. Although you shouldn't have high expectations for outlet food, one of my friends loves Snoopy, so we decided to go to this place for some interesting conversation. At the entrance, we received a ticket and scanned a QR code, which notified us of our turn on our phones. Since it was lunchtime on the weekend, we had to wait for about 90 minutes before entering. It was nice that we could shop during the waiting time. The store, both outside and inside, was filled with Snoopy vibes, which Snoopy fans would love. There was even a merchandise corner near the entrance. On this day, we ordered the "Picnic Basket & Plate @ 1,690 yen" and "Additional Soup @ 350 yen" (*excluding tax). The dishes were visually appealing, but the taste was a bit underwhelming. It's not the best place to discuss taste, but since this is a food review, here are my thoughts on the taste. I wish the meatballs were juicier and had more meaty flavor. They could have been hotter too. The corn dog was like a bite-sized version of an American hot dog and tasted a bit like a frozen one. The fried potatoes were plentiful. The salad and assorted vegetables were colorful and had a generous portion, which was nice. Overall, it was a decent meal.

PEANUTS CAFE in Machida Minamimachida Granberry Park Station is about a 5-minute walk from the Snoopy Museum. I visited on a holiday and there was a wait of about 40 groups, but with outlets and a movie theater nearby, time passed quickly. The cafe, which is attached to the Snoopy Museum, offers products with a thematic appeal that Snoopy fans must check out. Here are the items we tried: - Charlie Brown's Snowman Cake: Inspired by Charlie Brown making a snowman, this cake features a cheese terrine wrapped in a soft mochi-like texture to resemble a snowman. The gentle sweetness and berry sauce accentuate the flavor. - Woodstock's Grandmaster Cake: This cake, with a striking Woodstock color scheme, is inspired by Woodstock being appointed as the Grandmaster and the gathering of 200 of his friends. The edible yellow flowers delicately placed on top resemble feathers. The yellow outer layer is made of sweet potato, while inside, there are crepes, whipped cream, and chunks of banana, making it a delicious and easy-to-eat treat.

We went with our family after enjoying Christmas illuminations and ice skating. When we arrived at 7pm, we had the place to ourselves! Our main goal was to try the Charlie Brown Snowman Cake. It was so cute with Charlie Brown making a snowman. The cheese terrine wrapped in chewy rice cake, topped with a hint of sweetness and berry sauce, was a perfect match. The only alcohol available was beer. The fries were thin and crispy, very delicious. The Christmas tree inside the restaurant was also lovely!

It was quite crowded even though it was a regular day, as expected. I chose the Salmon Avocado Donburi, which was delicious even though it wasn't outstanding. The plates used were very cute. I felt tempted to buy one from the sales area. The atmosphere is nice, so I recommend it for Snoopy fans.

Next to the Snoopy Museum, there is a cafe & restaurant that Snoopy fans would love. From the chairs, walls, interior, to the dishes, everything is filled with PEANUTS characters. However, it's not overwhelming and very stylish. The food seems to focus on healthy ingredients. It was delicious. Character-themed stores usually have high prices, but it's acceptable.

About 4 years ago, Snoopy celebrated its 50th anniversary. When I was in high school, I went to see a movie with my friends (I don't remember it at all). The store opened at 10 o'clock, and we entered a little after 11 o'clock without any trouble. The store is cute. They have a Woodstock basketball set for 2750 yen, corn soup, a drink, and a basket that resembles Woodstock's nest. The sandwich was delicious. Also, the dessert was luxurious.

Visited on Sunday at 18:00. Even though our reservation was for 18:30, we arrived earlier due to our children's hunger, and we were still seated right away. It was our first time visiting, and the restaurant was less crowded than expected (only 3-4 groups inside), so it seemed like we didn't really need a reservation. We were grateful for the opportunity to take various photos inside. The portions of the dishes were not large, so men might find it a bit lacking, but everything was cute and delicious! We ordered the salad, hamburger, chicken plate, and pancakes, and all of them were tasty. The children especially loved the sauce on the hamburger and the cream on the pancakes. The prices were a bit high, but considering we had just come from the Snoopy Museum, it was worth it to fully enjoy the Snoopy experience. Thank you for the meal!

I visited in the morning and was the first customer. It was still early for lunch, so I ordered shaved ice because it was hot outside. There were many menu items inspired by Snoopy, making it a must-visit cafe for Snoopy fans. The view of the trees from the window was lovely. It is a nice atmosphere for solo diners as well.

On a regular day, I had a solo lunch after watching a movie. I was able to enter without a reservation. They open at 10 am, so an early lunch is recommended. You order using a tablet placed at each table. Although I wasn't very hungry, I decided to go for the Woodstock Basket Set priced at 2500 yen, which seemed to be a limited-time menu. The set included a sandwich box, a black truffle egg sandwich, salad, corn dog, corn soup, mango and chocolate ice cream, and a cold drink. The sandwich had plenty of egg with black truffle on whole wheat bread. The salad was well-seasoned and had plenty of toppings, making it delicious. The corn dog was like a small American hot dog, and the portion of fries was generous. Since there were no plates, I had to eat the sandwich on the basket, which made it a bit tricky due to the generous fillings. I wished they had provided plates. I also requested the timing for dessert and drinks when I placed my initial order. The dessert looked beautiful, with mango sherbet and chocolate ice cream in a waffle cone, accompanied by mango and cookies. I enjoyed mixing and matching the flavors. I received a coaster with my drink. They also sell miscellaneous items near the entrance, and I was interested in their take-out picnic box, which comes with a leisure sheet featuring Snoopy.

After visiting the SNOOPY Museum, I was a little hungry so I stopped by here. It was a typhoon day, so there was no line and we were seated right away. I had the salmon poke bowl with a smoothie. The cold corn soup that came with it was rich and smooth, very delicious. The salmon poke bowl had tasty ingredients, but the rice was so firm it felt like it was cold rice! The smoothie was just delicious. The plates, cutlery, and even the chairs were all SNOOPY-themed and very cute.

I went to the Peanuts Cafe located right next to the Snoopy Museum in Minami Machida Granberry Park. It was not crowded on a weekday, so it was comfortable. I ordered the "Lucy's HOHOHO! HOT APPLE & PIE" for 1100 yen (including tax) and the "Peppermint Patty's Rose Jelly Smoothie" for 880 yen (including tax), which are limited-time items related to the Snoopy Museum's special exhibition. First, I tried the smoothie. The glass was decorated with roses and the topping was a rose. The pink smoothie contained berries, bananas, and apples, making it easy to drink and delicious. The apple pie had warm apples with a filling of cinnamon-flavored nuts. I thought it might be filling, but it was light and enjoyable.

Pre-workshop meal at a cafe reservation at BEAGLE SCOUT'S SHACK. I ordered the Picnic Basket Plate (for 1 person) Chicken & Soup Set. The portion of the picnic basket was surprisingly large. It was a cold day, so I opted for the soup set... but for my drink, I ordered a Rose Jelly Smoothie. I wanted to try a variety of things since I was there. I downloaded a special app and used the AR camera to take a picture, and Snoopy and friends popped up. It looked like Snoopy was drinking the smoothie~

I had a Peppermint Patty Rose Jelly Smoothie! It was so fun at the Snoopy Museum and the smoothie was delicious with a hint of sweetness. The flavors of rose, berries, and creamy sweetness were really good. I was impressed by how well-made everything was at this character-themed cafe. Snoopy fans should definitely visit the museum and cafe together!

Visited for the first time in the afternoon on a weekday (reservation made the previous week). The stylish Snoopy sign at the entrance left a strong impression. Ordered the Christmas Special drink for ¥800. It was served in cute Snoopy tableware along with a Christmas limited edition coaster. Just the visual presentation was already soothing. The latte with a generous amount of whipped cream, not too sweet. Adding the nuts around the rim little by little, by the time I finished the drink, I felt warm inside. The interior of the cafe had Snoopy illustrations on the wallpaper, a Christmas tree for the season, and a Snoopy figure by the register dressed up like Santa, creating a lovely atmosphere. Reluctantly left. Since it is located next to the Snoopy Museum, I enjoyed the Snoopy-themed space in the morning and afternoon. It was December, the Christmas season, and the Christmas-themed setting added to the soothing experience. If you have the chance, I recommend visiting this place.