Cafe la BASTILLE, a long-loved "cafe for adults" in Sapporo, also known for its handmade sweets|Domingo

Cafe la BASTILLE, a long-loved "cafe for adults" in Sapporo, also known for its handmade sweets

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Cafe la BASTILLE, which opened in Sapporo in 1991, has a distinctive interior reminiscent of the South of France, and although it is called a cafe, it has an atmosphere that reminds you of a coffee shop. All 25 seats are smoking-allowed, and the space is quiet and calm. It is also highly rated for its homemade sweets, and is easily accessible, being within walking distance of Sapporo TV Tower.

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Cafe la BASTILLE

The interior of the store is a place where time flows at a leisurely pace.

Cafe la BASTILLE is a reliable place to go if you want to spend some time in the center of Sapporo, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The cafe mainly has counter seats and two-person tables, making it easy to visit alone or for a couple to relax.

Cafe la BASTILLE

The counter seats right at the entrance are popular with regulars.

Simple and attractive homemade sweets, including the popular "rare cheese"

Cafe la BASTILLE

The popular "Rare Cheese" (650 yen) comes with a homemade sauce

If you come to "cafe la BASTILLE", you should definitely try their most popular menu item, "Rare Cheese" (650 yen), which has been loved since the cafe first opened in 1991. It looks round and at first glance looks like ice cream. Its cute, plump shape is tempting... It looks rich and overflowing from the plate, but when you eat it, it is surprisingly light. The cheese flavor is rich, but the texture is soft and smooth. It's delicious as it is, but the blueberry sauce on the rare cheese is also sweet and sour and delicious!

The shop is open until 10pm except on Mondays, so it's the perfect place to stop by if you feel like having some delicious sweets after drinking.

Cafe la BASTILLE

"Tea" (350 yen) can be ordered as a set with any food menu item.

Toast and croque monsieur. Bread menu perfect for light meals

Cafe la BASTILLE

"Rare cheese and toast" (700 yen). You can add it to a set drink for an additional 350 yen.

They also have bread dishes such as "Croque Monsieur" and "BLT Sandwich" that are perfect for when you're a little hungry. One of the unique menu items at this shop is the "Rare Cheese and Toast" (700 yen), a set that includes one piece of rare cheesecake and one slice of toast. The bread is made by Okameya, and is crisp on the outside and fluffy inside. It's simple and delicious, and you'll finish it off in no time. You can also enjoy the shop's most popular "rare cheese" at the same time, so it's the perfect menu for those who want to have both a meal and a sweet treat.

Cafe la BASTILLE

I'm glad that this cut is also easy to eat ◎

The coffee that they contract with a coffee roaster and the homemade pudding are also delicious and popular, so please enjoy them. Please take a little break from your everyday life and enjoy a relaxing time.

*All prices include tax

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Cafe la BASTILLE

■Location: Odori KH Building 1F, 1-15-3 Odori Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo ■Business hours: Monday: 12:00-20:00 Tuesday to Sunday: 12:00-22:00 For details and maps of "cafe la BASTILLE", please click here.

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