TheLOAFCafe has been open for less than six months, but it has already generated a lot of buzz and excitement. I finally had the chance to visit at night. TheLOAFCafe is located along Route 176 between Keibozaki Station on the Osaka Monorail and Ishibashi Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line. It's about a 10-minute walk from Ishibashi Station, while it may take around 15 minutes from Keibozaki Station. The cafe is located on the border between Toyonaka City and Ikeda City in Toyonaka City. It's also close to Osaka University Toyonaka Campus. The cafe has limited parking spaces, so it's recommended to check nearby parking options or use a coin parking lot. There is a large bicycle parking area on the side of the cafe near Ishibashi Station. The lunchtime queues are still quite long, but I managed to visit at night. The entrance was beautifully lit up. The dinner set menu seems like a great deal, including the daily dessert and drink for an additional fee. However, I decided to order a la carte this time. The menu with photos was easy to understand, and there were plenty of delicious options, especially wine choices. I tried the Celery and Coriander Salad, the Salad Nicoise, the Clam Chowder, the Meat Loaf, the Roast Beef, and the Shrimp and Mushroom Ajillo. Everything was flavorful and satisfying. Overall, the dinner experience at TheLOAFCafe was delightful, whether you want to enjoy wine or have a casual cafe-style meal. Just be mindful that the bakery and cake shop on the first floor close at 9 pm, so make sure to grab some bread for breakfast before they close. I look forward to visiting again.

I went to have lunch at a popular café around here. The parking lot behind the shop was full, so I parked at a nearby coin parking for 200 yen for 40 minutes and walked about 100m to enter the shop. As I entered, I saw cakes in front of me and bread being sold on the left. A cake and bread shop? I was asked if I wanted to eat in, so I went to the second floor. The lunch menu had four options: Hamburger Lunch for 1,500 yen, Smoked Spare Rib BBQ Lunch for 2,000 yen, Today's Pasta Lunch for 1,400 yen, and Awaji Noodle Industry's Fresh Pasta Lunch for 1,600 yen. There were also kids' lunches for 700 yen and 800 yen. For the lunch, you can have unlimited servings of four types of bread, even if you choose rice! The four types of bread were Baguette, Focaccia, White Bread, and Yeast Bread. I chose the Hamburger Lunch with rice. The Hamburger Lunch costs 1,500 yen including tax. At the beginning, three types of bread were served except for the yeast bread, and the rice portion was a bit small. This way, I could enjoy both bread and rice, which was ideal and made me happy! The main hamburger was quite large with plenty of vegetables around it. In addition to the salad, there were Carrot Rapé and Penne Salad as well! The hamburger was coarsely ground, meaty, and had a sweet taste of meat that I really liked. The demi-glace sauce was also delicious, and I really loved this hamburger! The salad was tasty, and the penne was delicious too. The bread, whether Baguette, Focaccia, or White Bread, was all delicious. Personally, I liked the slightly salty accent of the Focaccia, so I had seconds of just the Focaccia. I was satisfied in terms of taste and portion size, and it was a great lunch. When I paid with PayPay, the payment destination was shown as "Balne Barber." If it's related to Balne Barber, it's no wonder it's a good and delicious place. I would like to come back to eat here again. Thank you for the meal!

I visited for lunch. I made a reservation the day before. The restaurant was almost full as it was a Saturday. The parking lot was also full so I parked at a nearby coin parking. There were many families with children. The lunch menu included pasta, hamburgers, and a drink, plus all-you-can-eat bread. The bread was freshly baked and delicious, and the staff asked if we wanted more. The cold pasta limited to summer was also delicious, and I would like to come back again.

Exterior, interior, bakery on the 1st floor with seating on the 2nd floor. The cute interior attracts a lot of female customers. Every item has a strong and punchy flavor. If you can choose this place for a first date, it's definitely a pass. It is geared towards young people.

I went to Loaf Cafe again and had lunch on the second floor after a long time. I had the hamburger lunch. The coarsely ground meat was delicious and meaty. The bread was all-you-can-eat, and they brought me three pieces to start. They were slightly warm, fluffy, and chewy, and very tasty. Even though I was on a diet, I ended up getting a refill. I could eat this endlessly~ I was able to make a reservation through Tabelog on the day. There is also a terrace seat, so you can enjoy a leisurely lunch. Thank you for the meal.

I visited during tea time. It was around 3:00 pm on a holiday and the place was moderately busy. This cafe restaurant is popular during lunch time. They have a spacious terrace where you can enjoy with your dog. You can use either the first or second floor of the cafe, but the second floor has a wider menu selection. I chose to sit on the second floor this time. I had a herbal tea with orange slices in it, and I was happy with the pot service. They also offer a variety of non-alcoholic cocktail drinks. It was nice that they have parking space for 8 cars.

It was a rainy Saturday, so I decided to call ahead and they had a table available, so I went for it. I had to park at a nearby coin parking lot since their parking was full. I ordered the hamburger and pasta lunch set, which came with a drink. The experience was neither good nor bad, but I was able to relax and the menu had a variety of options. Thank you for the meal.

You can relax in a spacious cafe. Depending on the seat, the background music may feel a bit loud. The cream puff is filled with cream after purchase. The cream is rich and has a strong egg flavor. The coffee I had with it had a deep and satisfying bitterness. I also took out some bread, and the simple round bread was incredibly fluffy and delicious.

I made a reservation and had lunch at this restaurant. It was relatively empty and the seating was comfortable with plenty of space between tables. Unfortunately, it started raining, but the restaurant had a lot of greenery and was beautiful. I found out about this place from a friend who gave me some delicious baked goods. The food was also delicious. They had olive oil and rock salt on the table, and dipping bread in them made it even more tasty. I forgot to buy some baked goods to take home on my way out, but I definitely want to go back and buy some next time.

The other day, I went to #The LOAFCafe @loaf_cafe_bakery. This place is dog-friendly, has a parking lot, and a terrace where you can relax and have lunch while chatting. It's perfect for those who want to have a leisurely lunch. They are also a bakery, so the all-you-can-eat bread for lunch is delicious! If you love bread and want to eat a lot, be sure to visit.

I visited for tea. If you avoid lunchtime, you can get in relatively easily. The cafe has many seats, and you can also enjoy lunch or tea with your dog on the terrace. It's a bit of a walk from the station, but having a parking lot is convenient. The menu is also extensive, so I think you can get what you like.

I went to a restaurant in Toyonaka City after coming from Ikeda City! I had the LOAF board for 2 people for 1,500 yen and all-you-can-eat bread for 300 yen. The LOAF board had ham, firefly squid, and various vegetables, which were delicious with a slightly sour taste. The bread was freshly baked and deliciously fluffy!

Porcini mushroom risotto with white wine for lunch was absolutely delicious! It was a moment of happiness! The taste alone deserves a high rating, but unfortunately, the service was lacking in various aspects. It's important not to forget to say "thank you" at least when paying the bill or leaving the restaurant. We quietly paid and left. It's really a shame because the food was so good. I hope they improve their service.

First visit. Went to a cafe near Hankyuu Ishibashi. The cafe is spacious and has a welcoming atmosphere, with a lot of people. Pets are allowed inside. Ordered the spare rib lunch. It arrived in just over 10 minutes. The spare ribs were thick and juicy, with a delicious barbecue sauce. A great atmosphere and easy to use.

The salad was very delicious! It was a weekday night, so there were few people and we could relax by the window. It's recommended for couples or friends! The sweets at the cafe also looked delicious, so I want to come back next time for some dessert.

I was glad that this cafe was open on the 3rd day of the New Year, and I could have some tea. I have visited here many times before and have tried their lunch menu and Instagram-worthy parfait. This time, I had a cream puff and creme brulee as a drink set. The cream puff was large, filled with plenty of cream, and had a crispy crust, all at a reasonable price of 220 yen. I recommend it. On the other hand, the creme brulee could have been a bit more burnt on the surface. The drink, a specialty coffee for 380 yen, was surprisingly affordable. With a 100 yen discount on the drink, the cream puff set for 500 yen was a great deal. I ordered a cafe latte, which on the menu had latte art, but what I got was just foam, which was a bit disappointing. Perhaps because it was New Year's, there seemed to be fewer staff members, and they looked exhausted. The service was affected by this. However, this cafe is so lovely and unique in this area that it's worth visiting. It would be lucky if there was parking available. I also bought a pudding and bread on the way back, and both were delicious!

I made a reservation on Tabelog in advance. When I arrived, the staff seemed a bit flustered and a few groups of people were unsure what to do at the entrance. I saw someone sitting at a table towards the back, so I decided to do the same. After waiting for a few minutes and not seeing any staff approaching, I wandered around the entrance and cashier area, feeling a bit lost. Eventually, I followed someone going upstairs and was greeted warmly by the staff. I gave my reservation name and was promptly seated. There were a few hiccups during lunch - like the lack of extra plates for sharing bread, not enough forks and spoons for everyone, and forgetting to ask about adding more bread to the all-you-can-eat option. However, when I mentioned these issues to the staff, they quickly resolved them. Overall, the meal was enjoyable. Thank you.

There was a parking lot, so I drove there. The lunch menu had a wide variety of options, which made it hard to choose. The meal came with bread, so I ended up feeling very full. The fries were crispy and delicious. Especially, the minestrone soup had a rich flavor and was delicious.

I visited this restaurant thinking it offered all-you-can-eat bread based on their website and Instagram, but when I got there, it turned out that you could only get one bread refill for 100 yen. I wish they had made it clearer that it wasn't all-you-can-eat. However, the lunch menu had quite a generous portion size. The pork shoulder main dish had two pieces, which was surprisingly generous. For men, it might be fine, but for women, having two pieces of the same might be too much, so I recommend the fried lunch or pasta lunch instead. The plate lunch also had a substantial portion size. The seasoning was on the strong side, and while the quality of the meat wasn't the best, considering the price, it was good value for money. It was a bit inconvenient that they didn't bring the dessert or coffee menu after lunch. The menu was flimsy paper, so it wouldn't be too costly or intrusive to have one at each table.

Terrace seating available for dogs (upstairs, up the stairs). Please note that the menu varies depending on lunch, cafe, or dinner time. There is a parking lot right behind the restaurant, but if it's full, you can park at a nearby parking lot and bring the parking ticket for a discount.

- This cake is as rich in chocolate as a Gateau Chocolatine, with a satisfying whipped cream and sauce on the side. - The seasonal tart with dried figs and various nuts is a delicious treat with a rich flavor when combined with the tart crust, nuts, and figs. - I ordered a hot coffee to go with the cakes, and the amount was satisfying with a well-balanced flavor that paired nicely with the sweets. - The bakery is on the first floor, while the café is on the second floor, with terrace seating available and a variety of BBQ options. - The place is popular with couples, families, and groups of friends, offering a stylish and relaxed space to enjoy a good time.