Bread / Dessert / Other Food Shop Spots in Kamakura Area

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Gourmet / Alcohol

Bread / Dessert / Other Food Shop

Toshimaya

4.0

111 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Komachi 2-11-19

The home location of Toshimaya, a sweet shop which sells the classic Kamakura souvenir, the hato sablé. The hato sablé (“pigeon cookie,” named after its shape) was first made in 1897. The rich, buttery flavor has long been one of Kamakura’s go-to souvenirs. Located close to the Ni no Torii gate on Wakamiya Oji, the Toshimaya here also sells hato sablé goods found nowhere else.

鎌倉土産の定番「鳩サブレー」。子供から大人まで、皆で頂ける美味しくて安心できる、懐かしい感じのお菓子です。
Ishigama Garden Terrace

3.5

33 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Joumyouji

Located on hill on the grounds of the Jomyo-ji Temple, this café and restaurant, first opened in 2000, is housed inside a remodeled Western-style building some 80 years old. From the terrace seating, visitors can enjoy a meal or a cup of tea while looking out over the seasonal flowers which bloom year round in the adjoining garden. Ishigama Garden Terrace serves seasonal dishes made with fresh, local Kamakura vegetables and herbs grown in the café’s garden, as well as breads baked in the stone oven in its glass-sided bakery. A 100 yen fee is required to enter the grounds of the Jomyo-ji Temple.

スコーンのセットを注文しました。テラス席でゆっくりいただきました。良い時期に行ったので、お花がきれいでした。お寺の奥にある、穴場レストランです。平日だったので、特に待つことなく入れました。また行きたい＆秘密にしたいレストランです。
MAISON CACAO Kamakura Komachi Main Shop

4.0

20 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Kamakura-shi Komachi 2-9-7

This is a chocolate specialty shop in Komachi-dori Street, where one can enjoy chocolate made from precious Colombian cacao. Using the location name, “Komachi-dori cobblestone” is a popular gift or souvenir and “Ganache ice cream” is ideal to enjoy on the go. There is a rich variety of other take-out options to choose from.

生チョコタルトのビターを購入しました。チョコレートの部分もタルトの部分もとても繊細に作られており、正直予想以上の水準にびっくりしました。甘さもくどくなく、大人のスイーツという感じで、また買いたいと思いますし、他の商品も是非味わってみたいと思わされました。
Garage・Blue・Bell

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Komachi 2-4-14

This is a British-style tearoom offering scones, seasonal cakes and pies, and is a five-minute walk from Kamakura Station. One can enjoy a relaxing time looking out over the garden, surrounded by antique furniture. On national holidays the café holds a “children’s day,” where one can enjoy teatime even if bringing small children.
KIBIYA Bakery

4.0

29 Reviews

Shopping

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Onarimachi 5-34

This bakery popular with locals, hidden within the backstreets, is a few minutes walk from Kamakura Station’s west exit along Onari-dori Street. The bakery is replete with slightly sour, chewy bread known for its homemade natural yeast and organic domestically-grown wheat. The most popular item is a chocolate bread full of slightly bitter chocolate.

今日は、鎌倉の大好きなフレンチeteさんへ！！折角、鎌倉に来たので、美味しいパンを買おうと思い、人気の「キビヤベーカリー」さんへやってきました。御成通りから路地に入ったところにお店はありますが、立て看板があり、すぐに見つけることができました。今日は、・あんぱん・チョコパン・ソーセージの３種類のパンを購入して帰りました。翌朝の朝食で美味しくいただきました。
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Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Omachi 1-1-13

This workshop known for its hand-kneaded, handmade natural yeast bread is around a 10-minute walk from Kamakura Station’s east exit. The shop is Full of hard breads and seasonal baguettes. “Vine ★ Me” is a voluminous yet healthy option, a crisp natural baguette filled with charcoal roasted pork from a local beef shop, fresh coriander and pickled white radish and carrot.
Kuzukiri Minowa

4.0

10 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Sasuke 2-6-1

This is a popular Japanese-style sweet shop on the road from Kamakura Station west exit to Zeniarai Benzaiten Shrine. Guests of any age can spend a relaxing time in the simple, refined interior. The courtyard is a Japanese-style garden with benches and arbors. They make each person’s sweet to order, and with this freshness comes a unique elasticity and pleasant feeling of the sweet going down one’s throat. The easy-to-eat “kuzukiri” (kudzu starch noodles) with refreshingly sweet black sugar is a popular option.

［奈良］［京都］を散策するとあちこちで美味しい《葛きり》を楽しむことが出来ますが［鎌倉］エリアでは非常に限定的となりこちらは美味しい《葛きり》を食べることが出来る数少ない1軒ではないでしょうか。更にこちらの魅力は外観からは想像出来ない雰囲気の良い《中庭添付写真参照》もあり、天候の良い日運良く東屋（中庭に 1ケ所だけあります）内で美味しい《葛きり》を食べることが出来れば...
Kurumi

4.5

4 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yukinoshita 1-5-38

This is an old Japanese teahouse established in 1968, around a five-minute walk from the entrance of Komachi-dori Street from Kamakura Station. Rebuilt in 2011, it nevertheless retains the calm and refined atmosphere of the time. The most popular choice is “cream anmitsu” (syrup-covered bean jam) where one can choose ice cream topped with vanilla or matcha powdered tea. The “Ogura Shiratama,” where one can eat many freshly-made doughy shiratama (rice dumplings) is another popular option.

粉汁子は手間がかかるので大抵の甘味処は粒あんぜんざいのみです。そんな時世にもめげず心をこめた粉汁粉は我が家の冬の定番です。ただお店の主人が体力的にきついので止めることも考えているそうですから早めにどうぞ。
Surugaya Hase-eki-mae Branch

4.0

9 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Hase 2-14-11

This Japanese sweets store is located just near the ticket gates of Enoden’s Hase Station. The main store is a well-established shop that was established in 1937. Their famous Kamakura Dora-yaki, in which raw dough is carefully baked one layer at a time and matched with their signature red bean paste, has been designated as a Kamakura Recommended Product by the Kamakura Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The branch in front of Hase Station does demonstrations and sales of dorayaki in the storefront, and one can also try fresh-baked dora-yaki which usually cannot be had at other places. Visitors can also purchase several varieties of dora-yaki such as the strawberry dora-yaki which is only available for a limited season.

小さな店内ですが、ベンチがあって店内で食べさせていただけます。種類があり過ぎて迷いましたが、王道の大納言小豆と、どら焼きでは珍しい、クルミ味にしてみました。どちらも美味しかったです。横に、小さな洗面台があって、手も洗えるのがさらに良かったです。
Taiyaki Namihei

4.0

17 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Hase 1-8-10

This is a taiyaki (fish-shaped pancake filled with bean jam) shop located along Yuigahama Odori, about three minutes on foot from Enoshima Dentetsu’s Yuigahama Station. Not only do they offer taiyaki made with carefully crafted honey-baked tsubuan (coarse red bean paste) and fresh, velvety smooth koshian (fine-grained sweet bean paste), they also have a full lineup of other items including natural yeast bread, yakisoba, and grilled piroshky. Guests will take joy in the sight of people in the neighborhood naturally congregate here to enjoy conversation with the jovial proprietor.

昭和の民家のような面影が特徴的な、たい焼き等の和菓子専門のお店です。ほとんどの客はテイクアウトでそれらを購入しますが、店内には10席程度（カウンター席、座敷席）ですが客席があり、店内で食べることも出来ます。昭和の駄菓子屋等によく見られた小物がそこかしこに飾られており、まるでタイムスリップしたかのような感覚を味わえます。店名に『たい焼き』とありますが、たい焼きの他にかき氷が有名で、しかも冬季も含め...
Betsubara Donuts Zaimokuza Branch

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Zaimokuza 1-3-10

This donut shop which is only open four days a week is located approximately seven minutes on foot from Kamakura Station. They are well known for their delicious donuts made with generous amounts of chewy dough. They typically feature five to six kinds of donuts such as sugar and raspberry besides their most popular rum raisin donut. Grab a donut to eat as you stroll down towards Zaimokuza Beach.
Additive-free, home-cultivated natural yeast bread bakery Lumiere du b

5.0

2 Reviews

Shopping

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Hase 2-7-111F

This bakery wants its customers to eat food that is safe with peace of mind. They use a stone mortar to grind their own wheat flour which incorporates husked barley, and they use items that are 100% natural such as yeast which requires fermentation, herbs, beer, seasonal fruits, and yogurt. The shop is easily identified by its statue of Charlie Chaplin standing out in front.

バゲットリュミエールがとにかく絶品。作り手の愛情が感じられる。小麦の味も段違いにおいしいです。藤沢産、フランス産オーガニック、北海道産という選りすぐりの小麦だけを使用しているとのことで味も納得です。
Kaikoan

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Hase 3-11-2

This restaurant is located within the premises of Hase-dera Temple. Guests can enjoy dishes prepared according to the teachings of shojin-ryori (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine) such as temple curry and temple pasta. The restaurant is slightly raised to have a nice outlook over the surroundings, allowing for a nice panoramic view of Yuigahama Beach during the meal.
Kamakura Itoko

4.0

12 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Hase 3-10-22

This shop offering pumpkin kintsuba (confection of sweetened beans wrapped in wheat-flour dough) and located on Hase-dori Street is distinctive for its yellow noren curtains. The nutritious pumpkin and red bean with its natural sweetness is enjoyed by women, and is a popular souvenir that is representative of Kamakura. Guests can even purchase single servings, making it a nice treat to enjoy on the go.

日本国内に数ある《きんつば》を販売している店舗の中で種類の多さはこちらが日本一（添付写真参照）と思われ、今回妻は《柚子レモンきんつば 250円税込/個》私は《くるみきんつば 250円税込/個》を楽しみました。こちらでは 1個でも気持ちよく購入出来るのが嬉しいサーヒスです。
Kamakura Karin Coron

4.0

3 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Komachi 2-12-26

Operating a store in Wakamiya-oji Street located about five minutes on foot from Kamakura Station, this shop specializes in karinto (fried dough snacks) and bean confectionery. They carry products that preserve traditional tastes with carefully selected ingredients and recipes. Additionally, they stock more than 30 types of products including colorful coated bean confectionery including some made with peanuts and sora-mame (broad beans). Guests will enjoy their special seasonal products that allow one to really sense the season.

鎌倉名物と言っていいほど人気のかりんとう屋さん。かりんとうの味は勿論美味しいのですがパッケージや包装紙が可愛い。
Kamakura Chiffon

4.0

10 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Komachi 1-13-10

Fluffy simple chiffon cakes here are so popular that they often sell out before the store closes. There are limited seasonal menus and those who particularly wish to get a cake before they sell out would do well to make a reservation. They also offer a cooking class on baking chiffon cakes.

テイクアウトでシフォンケーキを購入しましたよ。外国人の観光客の方にもおすすめの１品です。様々な味を楽しめるので、ぜひテイクアウトで利用してみてください！！
Kamakura Gozan

3.0

9 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yamanouchi 1435

A traditional Buddhist vegetarian restaurant located close to the Kencho-ji Temple, one of the “Kamakura Gozan” (Five Mountain Temples of Kamakura). Kenchin-jiru, a soup made by stewing burdock and other vegetables, was originally called “Kencho-jiru” because it was invented at the Kencho-ji Temple. Over the years, the pronunciation became corrupted until it achieved its present name. In addition to Kencho-jiru, diners can enjoy other soups with soba and udon noodles as well as the unique flavors of traditional Buddhist vegetarian cuisine made only with vegetables.

ご年配ご夫婦が切り盛りしているお店です。店内は昭和を感じさせる雰囲気で◎。評価が低いようですが別にそこまで悪くないと個人的には思います。けんちんそばはシャキシャキしてて美味しかったです。ご馳走さまでした！
Kamakura Beniya Hachimangu-mae

4.0

8 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yukinoshita 1-12-4

A confectionary shop founded in 1954. All of the shop’s wide variety of sweets are handmade. The kurumikko, made with fragrant caramel and a heaping helping of walnuts sandwiched between two distinctive cake-like wafers, is particularly popular and a Kanagawa Prefecture specialty.

鎌倉のお土産に「くるみっ子」を頂きました。贅沢に胡桃が入っていて、歯応えがほど良く、美味しかったです。
Mikazukido Kasen

4.0

17 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yamanouchi 133-11

At Kasen, a first class Japanese confectioner crafts sweets in line with Kamakura’s distinct seasons. Visitors can also enjoy a cup of tea in the shop. The shop’s Kamakura dorayaki (sweet adzuki beans sandwiched between two soft cakes), baked one at a time on a copper plate and designated Excellent Sweets by Kanagawa Prefecture, are particularly famous. Tasty and sweet dishes like kuzukiri (kudzu starch noodles) and shiratama zenzai (sweet adzuki bean soup with mochi) are offered in the shop’s café corner. Kasen is located a seven-minute walk from Kita-Kamakura Station in the direction of the Kencho-ji Temple.

北鎌倉駅と建長寺の間にある。和菓子屋さんだがイートインのテーブル席もある。どら焼と最中が看板にあるが他にも色々ある。
Kamakura Shokado

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Yamanouchi 1340

A small yet historic Japanese confection shop located along the Kamakura Kaido a one-minute walk from Kita-Kamakura Station. The name of the shop’s meika agari yokan (sweet bean jelly) references the fact that these treats were once presented to the Owari branch of the Tokugawa clan in the Edo period. Made without the use of artificial preservatives or other additives, these yokan have an intermediate texture between soft and hard yokan jellies and are characterized by their elegant flavor. They are also known to sell out as early as before noon. Shokado also sells unique, limited time items from October to May, such as the kuri-iri kojika (steamed castella cake with sweet adzuki beans) and kiku monaka (chrysanthemum wafer cake with sweet bean jam).

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Kanagawa prefecture acts as an extension of the Tokyo metropolis that spills over into coastal towns, most notably Yokohama city, heavily populated and known for its Chinatown and seaside attractions. Just the right distance for a day trip out of Tokyo, Kanagawa is home to some of Tokyo’s most accessible beaches, including around Kamakura, best known for its Big Buddha. Visitors can also travel a little farther afield for a weekend at Hakone onsen town.