I visited the shop Pan to Espresso Sakaisuji Club, which always seems to have a line, but this time there was no line when I passed by. Luckily, I got a seat right away before it got crowded. I ordered the Toast Plate for 900 yen, which includes omelette, bacon, honey, and butter. The atmosphere inside the shop was cozy and perfect for a Sunday morning. The Morning Toast Plate was beautifully presented on a metal dish, with thick slices of Danish toast, bacon-topped omelette with ketchup, a side of butter and fruit, and a bottle of acacia honey. The omelette was rich and flavorful, and the combination of honey and butter with the Danish toast was delicious. I enjoyed every bite and would love to try their all-you-can-eat bread lunch in the future. Overall, it was a great experience.

I went around 9 o'clock on Saturday morning to try their breakfast, and had to wait for about 15 minutes before being seated. The interior of the restaurant is so cute that the waiting time didn't bother me. The bread was delicious, but because it's like a Danish pastry, it's very difficult to cut neatly with a knife, haha.

The French toast was delicious! It had a refined sweetness. It came with salad and sausages, so I could enjoy a good balance of sweet and savory. I bought lots of bread to take home. The tile design on the table was super cute!

Starting from Omotesando in Tokyo, the popular bakery "Pain et Espresso" is expanding its stores in Kansai as well. In addition to UTSUBO FACTORY near Nakanoshima Park and Minamimorimachi Intersection, a new Pain et Espresso store called Sakaisuji Club has opened in Osaka. The store is located in the middle of Sakaisuji Honmachi and Nagahoribashi. The retro architecture, renovated from a former bank during the Taisho era, is charming. The store has a high ceiling with a spacious and open atmosphere. Stained glass and intricate reliefs on the ceiling give it a foreign mansion-like elegance. Towards the back of the first floor, there is a thick door leading to the vault room of the former bank, where a variety of dried flowers are displayed (also available for purchase). The store has a classy and classical atmosphere, offering a wide variety of bread for takeout, as well as popular morning sets, all-you-can-eat bread lunches, and a cafe. The store is very popular, and it's not uncommon to see lines for dining in, but for takeout only, you can enter without waiting in line. The bread sales area is also spacious and comfortable. In addition to the chic tiled counter that curves, there are rows of bread on tables in the back. The refrigerated section also offers sandwiches and sweets. The menu includes a variety of items such as cream puffs, curry bread, and gourmet sandwiches like Quattro Formaggi and Mortadella & Pistachio. The croissants with a crispy brown crust, such as pain au chocolat and cinnamon rolls, as well as various viennoiseries, are lined up. They all look delicious! However, since each bread costs between 300 and 400 yen, it's a bit on the pricey side, so you need to choose carefully. I have visited the store several times and purchased the following items (all prices include tax): ■ Tomato Curry Danish 350 yen "A mild curry with bechamel sauce, curry, and mozzarella cheese inside the Danish pastry" Despite its small size, this Danish pastry is luxurious with a rich filling. The Danish pastry has delicate layers with a buttery aroma. Inside, there is a mild curry and bechamel sauce overflowing. The curry is made with minced meat in a keema style. It is mild and includes ingredients like apples, bananas, and honey. The harmonious combination of the curry, creamy bechamel sauce, chewy mozzarella cheese, and fresh tomatoes is exquisite. Even though it is small, its high-quality like a dish makes it very satisfying to eat. ■ An Butter 260 yen "Brioche dough filled with red bean paste and butter, topped with cookie dough and baked" This is a slightly unusual type of anpan. The surface is crispy with a thin layer of sweet cookie dough, while the inside is a fluffy and gentle brioche dough. Inside, there is a creamy red bean paste and salted butter. The harmonious combination of the red bean paste and butter, along with the fluffy brioche, is perfect! The black sesame on the surface adds a nice touch. ■ Corn Epi 280 yen "Bacon and cheese wrapped in baguette dough mixed with corn and baked" The baguette dough is also delicious. The surface is crispy and thin, while the inside is chewy and elastic. The rich sweetness increases as you chew, and the corn's sweetness, crispy cheese, and bacon's umami flavors overlap, making it addictive. It is not too hard compared to the regular bacon epi, and the corn's sweetness and the dough's flavor are also good, making it a dish that you can't stop eating once you start. ■ Honey Toast 260 yen "Baked with plenty of homemade honey butter on thick slices of bread" The half-size thick slices of bread are generously coated with honey butter, tickling your nose with a sweet aroma even before you eat it. The surface and bottom are crispy and fragrant, and the rich honey butter oozes out. The inside of the bread is simple and has a chewy texture. You can also taste the flavor of the bread as well as the rich honey butter, which is irresistible. ■ Large Leaf Mentaiko 300 yen "Bacon and cheese wrapped in baguette dough mixed with corn, and baked with shiso leaf and mentaiko" The baguette dough was also delicious. The surface is crispy and thin, while the inside is chewy and elastic. The rich sweetness increases as you chew, and the corn's sweetness, crispy cheese, and bacon's umami flavors overlap, making it addictive. It is not too hard compared to the regular bacon epi, and the corn's sweetness and the dough's flavor are also good, making it a dish that you can't stop eating once you start.

I visited for breakfast in the morning, so I was able to sit without waiting in the chic building. The breakfast I had there was exceptional, filling both my stomach and heart. The French toast morning plate was exciting with various toppings. The fluffy and moist pancakes were delicious. Enjoyed them as a side dish with sausages, and as a dessert with honey drizzled on top. The honey could be added as much as I liked. The iced café au lait had more milk and less bitterness, serving as a subtle companion to the bread. It was a luxurious experience and I would love to go again.

In Sakaisuji Honmachi, there is a retro building with a spacious atmosphere that used to be something else in the past. It's the perfect spot for a date in the city center. Treat yourself during snack time with a hot café latte and French toast. It's a bit pricey at 1,500 yen, but worth it for a weekend treat. The latte comes with latte art, and the French toast is not too sweet. The combination of vanilla ice cream and fluffy hot toast is just amazing!

I often visit the "Pan to Espresso" chain of stores, and I have been curious about this Sakaisuji Club store for a while. Finally, I visited as I was nearby and purchased my favorite "Muu" (bread) and Muu's French toast for takeout. You can enter the store without waiting in line for takeout. I highly recommend the Muu French toast! You can also get maple syrup on the side. There is a limited quantity available, so if they have it in stock, be sure to try it! I usually go to the Arashiyama store, but I found it interesting that the bread selection varies from store to store. I heard that Sakaisuji Club also offers afternoon tea with reservations, so I look forward to trying that next time!

The other day, I saw it on TV and was curious, so I ordered the hamburger with fried egg on top, while my wife ordered the rare salmon fry. The meal came with salad, soup, and unlimited bread with a variety of options, which was delicious. The hamburger was meaty and tasty. I would like to try the rare salmon fry next time if I have the chance.

Even on holidays, there was a long line in the morning, so I decided to get takeout. All the bread being sold seems to be delicious. Maple Gorgonzola for 280 yen, Asparagus Bacon Baton for 380 yen - they are delicious but the asparagus is long and sticks out, making it difficult to eat. Campa Croque for 450 yen, Hot Dog for 420 yen - both are incredibly delicious. The bread dough for all of them is delicious.

Visited at 9 am on Saturday. Despite the early hour, the place was bustling with many customers. I entered and chose a seat at the counter. To order from the cafe menu, you use a barcode at your table to place your order via LINE, but I wanted to eat bakery items, so I picked out the bread I wanted on a tray and went to the register. I also ordered a drink at the register. The staff brought my order to my seat, and when I finished eating, I could just leave. This time, I ordered these two items: - Cafe Latte Hot (700 yen) - Strawberry Mousse Omelette (480 yen) The highlight was the Strawberry Mousse Omelette, with strawberries and cream sandwiched in the signature "Moo" bread. The Moo bread was delicious, and the rich custard cream combined with the sweet and sour strawberries was amazing. I saw it in the refrigerated section in the morning, and I definitely want to come back for more. It's easy to visit alone, and having counter seats is convenient.

I always used to get takeout because there was always a long line, and I never got to eat in. But one day, I happened to pass by around 8:30 and there was no line, so I decided to have breakfast there. ◆ Breakfast 8:00-11:00 French Toast Set: French toast, bacon, sausage, organic acacia honey, drink ¥1,600 The French toast, soaked in egg mixture, was custardy in the middle. I was happy that I could put on as much organic acacia honey as I wanted. The drink was domestic apple juice. I had always wanted to eat in once, and it was delicious. But I think I'm good now! It's like a nobleman's breakfast! Do you like French toast? It's a popular bakery. My account introduces many other delicious Japanese meals. Follow me!

The restaurant is a retro place with a Taisho romantic atmosphere, renovated from a bank building. I came for breakfast this time. Last time I had omelette, so this time I tried French toast. The French toast was fluffy and delicious. The red bean butter toast was crispy and tasty.

Had lunch at Pan to Espresso to Sakaisuji Club. I ordered the hamburger with demi-glace sauce. The bread was free refill, but I didn't need any more as I was already full from the first serving haha #OsakaGourmet #PantoEspressoSakaisujiClub

Takeout menu☆ Large leaf mentaiko bucket We mixed corn into the dough, wrapped it with large leaves, mentaiko, and cheese, and baked it. 300 yen (tax included) Thank you for the meal! Thank you for the bread, espresso, and Sakaisuji Club!

A cafe chain with around 30 stores mainly centered in the Kanto region, specializing in bread. The Sakaisuji Club store, located in a renovated Italian restaurant in a former bank from the Taisho era, is known for its popular morning set and reservation-only afternoon tea. They accept cash, cards, electronic money, and QR code payments, and you can also use the stamp card from their affiliated stores. Payment is made at the register after ordering. [Ordered Items] - Pudding Set: 1,200 yen Changed the drink to Sakura Latte for an additional 200 yen I visited alone on a weekday at 6 pm. There were about 6 other customers already there. During my 30-minute stay, only one more person came in. The spacious interior, with high ceilings, allows for both takeout and dining in, creating a comfortable atmosphere. The staff kindly explained the different menu options available at that time. After a 5-minute wait, the pudding and latte were served. The pudding was firm with a caramelized bottom, while the pink Sakura Latte had a subtle cherry blossom flavor, similar to a sakura mochi. Both the pudding and latte had smooth whipped cream and were satisfying. I also took home some bread as a gift for my family, which they enjoyed. They mentioned the crispy parts, generous amount of fruits, and nuts, creating a nice contrast in textures. I would like to try the seafood gratin and chicken cutlet next time. Thank you for the meal.

I used it for breakfast! This place, which is limited to 10 groups by reservation, looks voluminous but you can take it home, so don't worry haha Two drinks are included! - The interior of the store is very beautiful with a retro atmosphere. The high ceiling makes it spacious, and it's interesting to see new bread constantly coming in! - Please note that the turnover rate is slow and it takes about 20 minutes for your order to arrive! - Food: You can choose 2 types of bread. - Cream bread: *Recommended! There is a lot of cream in it, very rich!! It's so packed that you can feel the weight as soon as you hold it. Do not underestimate the cream bread. - Quiche: This was average haha - Normal French bread? *Recommended Warm French bread was really delicious and impressive. Soft and fluffy. Slightly sweet!! This is a must-try dish to eat in the store. - Omelette - Bacon, ham, and Camembert - Croissant - Scones - Maritozzo - Omelette: It's quite large and has a good volume. The inside is fluffy and it was delicious even when eaten on bread! - Onion soup: *Recommended Thank you for the meal! ☀️ I have opened a personal Instagram account! (@memoryna_326) There are many things other than food, so quietly ☀️

Located along Sakaisuji Street, this café is housed in a building that used to be a bank built in 1931. It has a stylish atmosphere. The fluffy omelette and thick toast are delicious. The French toast is generously topped with honey. Although the prices are on the higher side, the ambiance is excellent.

The appearance and interior of the restaurant have a great atmosphere, with a line of people waiting in front of the shop since morning. The bread is delicious, and the freshly made French toast for eat-in is a morning delight. The takeout menu changes regularly, and you can buy without waiting in line, so we bought some and had a picnic at Osaka Castle Park. There may be a wait for those who enter right at the opening in the morning, so arriving a little later might result in a shorter wait time.

Visited Pan to Espresso at Sakaisuji Club for the first time. I went during the morning hours. It seems like you order from your own smartphone, but if you already know what you want, you can tell the staff first. Soon, my drink and plate arrived. You can put as much honey as you like on the toast, making it even more delicious. Thick toast, fluffy omelette, and café latte make for a great combination! It might be a bit pricey for a morning set, but if you think of it as paying for the stylish atmosphere, it's not so bad. It's a bit far for me, but I'll definitely come back if I have the chance.

I went to a morning set after a long time. The morning menu had changed and the prices had gone up. I ordered the Sakai-suji toast for 1,400 yen, which came with toast, butter, omelette, bacon, acacia honey, and coffee. The toast was crispy and delicious. I want to try all the menu items. They also sell bread, so I always buy some to take home.

I had lunch with a friend on a weekday. We ordered the salmon rare cutlet and seafood gratin sets, both of which came with all-you-can-eat bread. There was a tablet touch reception machine at the entrance, making the entry process smooth. As someone who enjoys architecture, I found the exterior and interior of the restaurant lovely! The seating inside felt a bit cramped. The main dish, the salmon, was a bit bland, perhaps due to the tartar sauce. The seafood gratin, on the other hand, was delicious with plenty of shrimp and a rich flavor. I was looking forward to the bread, but it was too big to try different kinds, and the bread itself was just average. They also offer a morning menu, so I would like to visit during breakfast hours next time.