Bakery & Table

Hakone


This lakeside cafe, open early for those looking to beat the crowds, has great views inside and from the outside terrace. There's a bakery on the ground floor (open from 10am); order your pastries here first, then take them upstairs to the cafe.

There's also a restaurant on the 3rd floor (open from 11am Monday to Friday, from 9am Saturday and Sunday) serving sandwiches and crêpes.


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